This week in TV news we discuss the new shows coming this fall. Then in movies we discuss X-men: First Class and Indy 5. And finally in videogames we discuss Rage, Gamescon, Quakecon, Portal 2, Halo: Reach and much much more.

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This week in TV news we discuss the possible replacements for Steve Carrell on the Office, in movies we discuss Lasse’s unhealthy obsession with Hobbits and in videogames we discuss PAX excitement, Batman Arkham City, BioShock Infinite and much much more.

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This week we are joined by our Comic connoisseur, Sam Lacina, to discuss all the big news out of Comic Con 2010 in San Diego.

Some of the biggest news includes the onslaught of Marvel movies.  Will Thor disappoint?  What changes are happening to the Captain America character for his film adaptation?  Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is shown as well as hands on time with some of the biggest comic book videogames this fall.

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Bloomberg is reporting that, according to two inside sources, Hulu may soon reach a deal with Sony.  The deal would allow the internet TV streaming website to distribute its content via the Playstation Network, giving users the ability to watch their favorite shows on the PS3 console.  Of course, this kind of premium service will not come without cost, and subscribers can expect to pay around $10.00 a month for access.

To help sweeten the deal for potential customers or customer who are used to getting Hulu for free, the company is also working with CBS, Viacom, and Time Warner to bring their content into the fold.

The official announcement of the Sony deal could come as soon as next week.

Reuters has previously reported that Hulu is also in talks to put its $9.95 a month service on Xbox Live.

This week we cover all the news in TV, movies and videogames.
Including:
- Cancelled shows of 2009/2010
- Summer Shows
- Transformers 3 without the Fox
- E3 Rumors
- PSN+
- and much much more.

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