The Jace Hall Show
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"Heroes" star, Greg Grunberg talks about Rock Band and Halo on the set of his movie "Group Sex". Then Jace invades 3D Realms, the acclaimed development studio behind Duke Nukem: Forever, to find out exactly what has been taking 13 years and counting to create the most anticipated shooter of all time.
Actress and Singer, Christina Milian tests Jace's dancing skills in DDR and out strikes him in bowling. We also head to Dallas, TX to visit Grand Prix Motoring Dealership where they sell the T-REX, a 3 Wheeled street legal motorcycle/race car hybrid that simply wont fit Jace without first being stretched out. Back at the office, Jolene Blalock enjoys some chocolate ice-cream with Jace as he shows her the web's most notorious NSFW video.
MMA Champion fighter and movie star, Cung Le drops by the office to side with Marti about the direction of the Jace Hall Show, then Jace drops in on NBC's "Chuck" star, Zach Levi, to take him on in some Street Fighter 2 arcade action. We also join Corey the Intern and Jace in a day of shooting guns and sky diving with the acclaimed creator of Gears of War, Cliff Blezinski AKA Cliffy B.
Jace has decided to try his hand at singing and has dragged everyone with him to the recording studio, including "Chocolate Rain" creator, Tay Zonday. Jace than catches up with old friend/rival from the video game industry, Gearbox Software CEO Randy Pitchford to talk about how badly he owned Jace in the days of dial up internet.
Marti and Corey have decided to print out the comments from the Jace Hall Show website to let Jace really see what everyone thinks of the show. We then go to hang out with Wilmer Valderrama at his complex to see what games he's playing and what cars hes driving. Afterwords we hit the road with Mike Wilson to find out his thoughts on video game development, as well as his thoughts on what to do with Corey the Intern.
Producer Shanna Ferrigno's office birthday party is interrupted by the Urban Ninja, and Corey the Intern is left to clean up the mess. We then head to baseball superstar, Curt Schilling's 38 Studios to learn about his love of MMORPG's and see what game he is working on. From Boston, Jace and Corey head to BarCade for a 21 and older Wii Tournament called Wiimbledon, that Corey must sneak his way into.
Jace, Marti and Corey argue over the notes about the show from the network, and Marti decides to take matters into their own hands. Jace then decides to investigate gaming "journalism" and if it is even real journalism to begin with, when he visits Gamepro Magaizine to see how their operations work. He also catches up with two of the most famous gaming journalist, N'gai Croal and Geoff Keighley to hear what the lot, which has Sean Patrick Thomas less than pleased. Jace then heads out to visit with model/actress Vida Guerra to get a "My Butt Workout" and beg to see her world famous "badonkadonk". Afterwards, Jace meets up with gaming legend and all around stud, Paul Steed to challenge him in a hot sauce eating contest.
Jace gets an exclusive interview with lawyer and anti-violent video game activist Jack Thompson to see what he really thinks of Mature Rated games. At the office, Corey the Intern nearly gets fired after a major gaff at the office that has Marti dealing with the aftermath.
Reno 911 star, Wendi Mclendon-Covey visits the office to talk about making video games for women to better connect with young kids, who happen to be about Corey the Intern's age. We then head out to Sony Online Entertainment, the creators of Everquest, to check out their newest MMORPG based on DC Comics characters called DC Universe Online.
Corey gets busted in the office "itching his lower region" and agrees to take a lie detector test to prove it really was just an "itch". What Corey doesn't know is that the lie detector technician is really an actor setup by Jace. We also head back to the game studio that Jace founded, Monolith Productions, to talk about how the studio grew to where it is today and catch up with old friends, who give advice on how to get into game development.
At the office, Marti has finally grown tired of Corey the Intern's antics at work and is ready for the show to be over to not have to deal with him again, in any way it takes. Jace heads out to id Software, the creators of the Doom Series, to learn some Jui Jitsu with gaming god, John Carmack. We also get an exclusive first look at Doom 4 with id Software CEO Todd Hollenshead, and have a unique beta test their newest game, RAGE with Tim Willits.
Former office intern, Corey learns of his new position at the office, and Geoff Keighley catches the HD Films staff on camera stealing from his craft services table. Jace then talks with The Guild creator and actress, Felicia Day about her show and if she really does play video games in real life.
Jace and Corey do market research at the office with Little Big Planet. Then we head to Insomniac Games, the award winning developer of Ratchet and Clank, Spyro the Dragon and Resistance, to talk with CEO Ted Price. Also in a very special segment, Jace spends Thanksgiving with Lou Ferrigno and his family.
Corey, without having a job, falls asleep in the office and is subject to whatever Jace and Marti need to do to get him up. We then head out to New York to visit Ice -- T and Coco at their house to investigate the controversy over the "bionic butt implants" on Coco. We also see how Ice relaxes after a long day on the Law and Order: SVU set, as well as hear from Cliffy B on the truth about Jace being a character in the Gears of Wars series.
Marti is fed up, again, with the cameras in the office, and encourages Corey's new endeavor of being a standup comedian. Jace has a special guest at his house, Family Guy creator, Seth MacFarlane, and they bust out the Atari 2600 to get back to the fundamentals of gameplay. We also get a very exclusive look at World of Warcraft with the lead designers of the game. Jace then asks for a favor to get revenge on Felicia Day who just happens to be playing W.O.W. while he is visiting Blizzard.
Gary Graham
Age 57 (died at 73)
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