The Jace Hall Show

"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.

Jace and Marti get back from the holiday break and discover the office has been completely destroyed by a new arch rival getting revenge. Jace then drops in on Tom Green to check out how he films the TomGreen.com show and play some Ms. Pac Man. We also head back to Sony Online Entertainment to celebrate "Everquest Day" the 10 year Anniversary of Everquest, and the MMORPG that started it all.

Jace Hall Show Producer, Todd Roy, gets filled in on where everyone went by Jace, and has a solution for hiring a new assistant. Another problem arises when the smoking jacket guy decides to quit the show entirely, and turn the camera around on Jace and Todd for a change. Jace heads out to chat with the Ryan vs Dorkman Video Creators but gets much more than he bargains for when he runs into his arch nemesis and burglar, Felicia Day. Back at the office, Carl Weathers and Dolph Lungdren demand a rematch of Ivan Drago vs Apollo Creed and Jace is the man to make it happen. Also Jace heads out to see what it's like to sit in on a Blizzard Entertainment Development meeting.

Hail to the King! Duke Nukem Lives! Exclusive first in-game footage from the highly anticipated sequels Duke Nukem: Forever and F.E.A.R. 3, only on the Season 4 Premier of The Jace Hall Show. Also, Jace and Todd have moved into new offices after Randy Jackson "Helped" them out with their noise problems at the old office, but they get an unexpected guest, who happens to smell really, really good! Jace also meets up with old friend at Twitter buddy @therealStanLee, Stan Lee to hopefully be able to finally work on a new project.

Jace Hall and crew are back and in ep1, Jace has already irritated Producer Todd Roy by making this season 3D. Gary Graham aka: The Tuxedo Guy shares his wisdom once again Jon Heders constant excuses as to why he can't win at video games causes Jace to explain why you can't "Blame it on the Game" in a very unforgettable and even historic way. Jace brings his Kaboom game skills to the LA Convention floor to challenge all comers and destroys everyone.