Today, Apple sent out press invitations to a special event on January 27th, where they plan to unveil their "latest creations," which is rumored to include the long-awaited tablet and new iPhone software. Kevin Pereira tackles these speculations with David Ewalt from Forbes.com today on The Loop. Tune in to Attack of the Show tonight at 7:00p to find out what consumers can hope to see.

Personally, I'm still gunning for an Apple tablet nano hoverboard but what are you hoping they're revealing?

Today on The Loop, we discuss whether or not Avatar deserves all the critically acclaimed success and the bajillion dollars earned in the box office worldwide. The Huffington Post can pretty much sum up their side of the debate with the pitch below.

Well said. Now can anyone rework the summary for Dances with Wolves? 

I know. December isn't even over yet, but with the release of Avatar (FINALLY) and two weeks left in 2009, it's time to move on to 2010. If you're a forward thinker like me, then you'll be excited to hear that tonight's Loop on Attack of the Show features Devin Faraci from CHUD.com and Adam B. Vary of Entertainment Weekly talking about the hot movies of next year.

Find out what fans should expect from upcoming films like Iron Man 2, Kick-Ass, Prince of Persia and Tron Legacy--and which ones we should skip. It all happens tonight at 7pm on G4.

Curious to know what all the announcements that Apple will make at their "Rock and Roll" event in San Francisco tomorrow morning? So are we!

Tomorrow, September 9th, Kevin Pereira will talk to Josh Topolsky, the Editor-in-Chief of Engadget, on The Loop to analyze all the news that Apple has to bring, whether it's new iPods for the holiday shopping season, an updated iTunes or perhaps even the Beatles catalogue available to purchase for Apple users.

Find out what this all means for us on Attack of the Show tomorrow, September 9th at 7:00pm EST! 

On today's AOTS, we're contemplating the 2009 Maxim Hot 100 list, but it's something we've been doing for a long, long time. Don't believe me? Check out this classic AOTS Loop, in which we discuss the list from 2007, and see for yourself whether or not the ladies contained therein are still Hot 100 material.

This Monday is 4/20, and G4 is locked and loaded with our annual 420 special, hosted this year by Kevin Pereira and Doug Benson. A part of that special will be a Loop 420 Edition, in which Kevin will discuss the legalization of marijuana with Judge Jim P. Gray, author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed...

For more information about the honorable Judge Gray, please check out his information at the following links.

http://www.judgejimgray.com/

http://judgejamesgray.blogspot.com/

This is the full, uncut version of that interview...which we hope you will watch and consider seriously, especially if you are one of our nation's lawmakers.

Attack of the Show's 420 Special starts at 7PM ET this Monday, followed by Dave Chapelle's Half-Baked, and Doug Benson's documentary Super High Me. 

Today's Web Team Pick of the Show is easily the illuminating and well-bantered Loop segment featuring sex expert Violet Blue discussing the future of sex.

Today's Loop is all about the future of sex and in the segment, sexual relations between humans and robots will be seriously and carefully discussed. In keeping with today's robosexual theme, I've compiled a list of the top five hottest robot babes of all time.

Lucy Liu-bot from Futurama - She's hot for all the same reasons the actual Lucy Liu is hot, only the actual Lucy Liu would never go out with you. As demonstrated in the Futurama episode, I Dated a Robot, you can pirate the cybernetic version of her on your blank robot and suddenly become the envy of your friends and appliances.

T-X from Terminator 3 - Early on in the movie, she uses her shape-shifting ability to give herself a double D cup. 'Nuff said.

Cherry 2000 from Cherry 2000 -  This blonde sex bot's look might be a little outdated in the eyes of a modern audience, but if her owner was willing to leave a utopia to wander around in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, nearly having his head blown off by freaks and desert marauders every five minutes, she must have been something in the boudoir.

Editor of Silicon Valley Insider Dan Frommer is here to discuss the unveiling of Google's new cell phone operating system, Android, and whether or not it will change the way we deal with cell phones, or if it's just a clunky new robot.

Also, we find out what open source means for the new system, and what new bells and whistles Google has promised for its launch, as we go One on One.

Kevin goes one on one with The King of Kong, Mr. Steve Wiebe. The first to ever top one million points besting the old champ, Billy Mitchell, Wiebe will give us some insight on how the film was made and why the film was made.

We’re fans of Maxwell Smart and we’ve always had a thing for Agent 99. This summer, the two are taking their war against KAOS to the silver screen and we couldn’t be more excited.

Remakes, relaunches, re-envisionings, what have you, tend to suck, but we have faith in this one, because it’s being directed by the guy who helmed Naked Gun 33 1/3, Peter Segal.

We’ll welcome the director on to talk about just how awesome the long overdue Get Smart movie is going to be and assuage the fears of the doubtful.

In the future, will all manner of digital media be made available to us, or will we have to remain tied to iron-clad digital rights management?

Cory Doctrow from Boing Boing drops into The Loop to talk about his book on the digital future and why it shouldn't include any DRM.

Devin Faraci of CHUD.com drops into The Loop to talk with Kevin about the new Indiana Jones movie and the future of the franchise. Is Ford too old? Is it too cheesy? Does Mola Ram make a cameo? All this and less is inquired and answered.

Kingdom of the Crystal Skull officially hits its major nationwide release May 22, and we'll all be at the theatres at midnight this Wednesday, but check The Loop to get all you need before the fact.

Today on The Loop, Kevin talks with host of the Revision-3 series Tekzilla, Veronica Belmont, about the upcoming Worldwide Developer's Conference, and whatever Steve Jobs might or might not have up his sleeve, including the rumors surrounding a potential Apple iPhone 2.0.

Let's see if they can get to the bottom of Jobs' famous "one more thing" before he takes the stage.

Media giant, Time Warner has decided to merge its comedy video site, Super Deluxe with the Cartoon Network site, Adult Swim, a move which has resulted in the termination of an untold number of the Super Deluxe staff.

Time Warner hasn’t gotten where it is by making bad decisions and its actions seem to indicate that, popular as the Super Deluxe was, it wasn’t turning a profit (or enough of one to justify its existence).