How did the trio of Scot Rubin, Laura Foy, and Tina Wood get together for G4TV.COM?
LAURA: Scot and I worked together in New York at his company, Allgames.com. He hosted and produced a live daily talk show about video games and I directed it. Tina Wood was a writer and we met here at G4. Turns out she was great on-camera, as well as being a terrific writer, so we asked her to join our team as a co-host. SCOT: When I first brought the concept of the show to G4, it was clear that I would need a co-host who could talk about games without a script. Laura had been working as the shows associate producer, and Tina, as a female gamer and writer, was the guest on our pilot episode. The on-camera chemistry between Tina and me was obvious, and Laura’s energy and enthusiasm for the show was too great to keep behind the scenes. Our producer, Ken Ceizler, saw the big picture and made the decision to put all three of us together. The rest, as they say, is history. What has been the biggest challenge to getting G4TV.COM to work really successfully as a show? LAURA: The show had a gr
