A trip to George Lucas's recording studio is a visit to paradise for several species of nerd. Here's a fun clip of G4TV rookie Candace Bailey emotively grunting her way through a Lego Star Wars voice-over session.

With the surge in DIY film-making spawned by digital technology and the internet, Troma's "Movies of the Future" slogan has gone from kitschy to prophetic. In this clip, G4TV finds out what's next for the independent, low-budget legends.

...for $20! However, you really want to watch this gadgetry segment from yesterday's Attack of the Show! to see Caprica star Alessandra Torresani turn the teleprompter text "but — c'mon — LASERS!" into something MUCH dirtier.

Last week, we showed you a clip of G4TV's Alex Sim-Wise getting naked and painted in the UK. In today's video, she plays dress-up in Tokyo, terrifying unsuspecting pedestrians while disguised as a vending machine.

You might remember GWAR as the outrageously-costumed band of troglodytes favored by Beavis and Butt-Head... well, here's a video of Oderus Urungus and his pals "caroling" in suburbia, with predictably silly/gory results.

...if you're hired for a private body-painting party, that is. This segment on marginally legal services available across the pond aired on G4TV, so it's marginally SFW. Model Alex Sim-Wise: "I'm trying to look like Cheetara."

From his "glistening" Gulliver's Travels preview to the impromptu snare-and-vocals performance of "Little Drummer Boy," Jack Black demonstrates an impish, delightful sort of weirdness that must be seen to be believed.

A very special episode of Robot Chicken airs Sunday, December 19th, as the show presents its take on Star Wars: Episode III. America's second-favorite 5' 4" teenage werewolf visited Attack of the Show! yesterday with a preview.

The characters he's played over the years have been guilty of far more heinous crimes, but in this interview, Garret discusses some "accidents" from the set of Raising Hope that would fit well into an episode of the show.

Don't worry, ladies, we haven't seen the last of The Man Your Man Could Smell Like. Sure, Isaiah will be hosting TBS's "Funniest Commercials of 2010" special this Thursday at 10, but are more Old Spice ads in the works?

Kunal plays "Raj" on The Big Bang Theory, of course, and what starts as a candid conversation about blacking out in a Vegas bus stop (among other things) soon becomes a rare "Oprah moment" for Attack of the Show!

In The Tourist, Jolie's character turns an unsuspecting vacationer into a bumbling patsy, so it's poetic that the real-life femme fatale has that same effect on G4TV's hapless junketeer. Plus, more "hobo cowboy" fashion from Johnny Depp!

After nearly 6 months of speculation, the Olivia Munn era is officially over at G4, as all traces of the lame-duck hostess were quietly removed from the network yesterday. The reign of Candace Bailey begins 01-11-2011.

With The Warrior's Way in theaters today and Sunday being international "Day of the Ninja," it's time to celebrate wearing black and silent assassinations. "Fictional internet celebrity" Ask-a-Ninja is here to catch you up on the latest trends.

Jimmy Fallon's been doing a passable job introducing the non-XBoxing world to the wonders of Microsoft's motion-sensing Kinect, but what happens if you try to play it naked? Wicked's Kirsten Price is on the case! [Surprisingly SFW!]

Check out these highlights from G4TV's cast interviews with the Harry Potter kids, all grown up: Rupert Grint's sword-inspired wand-fighting, Daniel Radcliffe's body count, and... Emma Watson's side-boob?!

Thank goodness for creepy ol' Shel Silverstein, otherwise sketchy dudes wouldn't be allowed to publish childrens' books. Watch as MIB reacts to the spontaneous reading of a negative Amazon user-review of his masterwork Chicken Cheeks.

By now, you've probably seen that Call of Duty: Black Ops ad featuring Kobe Bryant, Jimmy Kimmel, and "Gimme Shelter," but the game itself contains two more celebrity guest stars: noted zombie slayers Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy.

In this interview, Faison previews the new "alien invasion" film Skyline, details his relationship with the Robot Chicken gang, and introduces the first episode of his homemade, stop-motion Lego series, Black Stormtrooper.

When your sitcom is on FX, "we gotta go cheap," says Paul Scheer, regarding The League. That's fine for props and catering, but what about when you eschew licensed animal trainers in favor of "Crazy People Who Own Animals?"