Patrick Clark
PC has seen a lot of work in the reporting world. He's worked for ABC Family, Cartoon Network and The All News Channel as well as some local news for WB11 in St. Louis. Infact he's even won an Emmy and a Telly award. In his spare time, PC enjoys music and even has his own band. Check it out at www.patrickclarkband.com.

Amanda MacKay
Graduating with a degree in Broadcast Journalism, Amanda MacKay is a seasoned veteran of the TV industry. She's a regular over at that Canadian music television channel and also likes to volunteer her time to animal rights groups and women's issues movements. MacKay replaced the departing Ronilyn Reilly.

Kevin Periera
Kevin "Captain Immy" Pereira was previously the Production Assistant for G4TV.com and worked his way up the ranks, eventually coming to host Pulse, Arena and now TSS. Kevin is an avid gamer but contrary to popular belief is not a dunce when it comes to technology either. Like many G4 hosts, Immy previously hosted a gaming internet radio show called "Pointless Audio" and hosts his blog at kevinpereira.com.

Jim Downs
Formerly of Pseudo Programs and the All Games Network, Jim Downs is big on behind the scenes and was an executive producer of Pulse and Arena. He also did stints as anchor on Pulse as well as on-location and in-depth segments. Currently Jim is a correspondent for The Screen Savers.

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History

Pulse was the definitive news source for video games on G4. Rounding up the week's news in a professional-newscast style, Pulse has interviewed such greats as Peter Molyneux, creators of Homestar Runner and Shigeru Miyamoto. During the network merger between TechTV and G4, Pulse got a visual makeover just in time for E3 2004. However in November of the same year, Pulse was cancelled by the network, in order to focus on the newly-revamped TSS. The idea was, instead of making Pulse a daily live show, to use the current daily live show the network had to air the news as well as variety of other segments, topics and guests. You can still spot a few previous Pulse segments (EB Games Weekly Top Ten) as well as some of Pulse's old graphics, music and intros in TSS today.

Tidbits
-Pulse was one of the 13 original shows to debut with G4
-Pulse was originally a half-hour show but it was expanded to an hour later on.
-Inbetween commercials, Pulse aired "Pulse Headlines" which was a quick, daily text-only review of the day's headlines in gaming.



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