Racing 2 via Xbox Live using gamertags GameGuruUk and GameGuruUK2. From the second series (lasting from November 2005 to February 2006), Reloaded also incorporated the features of Livewire, which did not return due to copyright reasons with the name. Evolution (September 2005 – February 2006): One of Game Network's only pre-recorded shows. The concept was quite bizarre, originally meant to be presented from DJ NES's (Daniel Scammel) and Peter Browning's (the producer of Game Network) flat. It consisted of news, reviews, interviews and previews presented by a naked man in a towel, a guy who called himself "Duck Recon", and Game Guru's "Guru Larry" (Larry Bundy Jr) streaming video over a PC monitor. The show moved direction to be presented in the usual Game Network studio (grey sofa, large plasma TV in the background), and then into a more information based show with the main screen in a window, with information, text, release dates etc. filling the rest of the screen. Incomplete and unaired shows 7 Days in LA: A short lived documentary based on the 2005 E3 show. 3 show regulars (Mike Rushton, Chris Jeffery and Dom Lawler) along with 2 randoms (Scott Doherty and Ryan Hadley) took part in this observational documentary that not only focused on the goings on of the exhibition but also the behind the scenes action. Due to the cancellation of Game Guru in early June 2005, only 4 of the 12 episodes aired, though many of the later episodes did eventually appear on various websites. Guru Larry's Hack Job: An all out comedy show involving "Guru Larry" Bundy Jr. presenting the show with his own bizarre and funny twist on the industry, often making fun of people in the games industry such as Jack Thompson. Although a series was made, it never made it to air because of the cancellation of the channel. Bundy retained all rights to his contributions to Game Network, and has slowly released those segments through his personal YouTube channel. Video clips Video highlights from Reloaded's Xbox 360 launch special Additional highlights from the Reloaded Xbox 360 launch special Reloaded's Game Guru Vs. Friendly TV's Gamerweb special Reloaded's ident/testcard "ITV Schools" spoof screen References External links Game Network Italia Game Media Network Cellcast Television channels in the United Kingdom Television shows about video games Defunct British television channels Video gaming in the United Kingdom Television channels and stations established