Tom Smothers, the goofier, guitar-playing half of the Smothers Brothers musical comedy duo, reflects on his time as a student at San Jose State University. He spoke to reporter Mark de la Vina about his college days — and a run-in with frat brother and future Major League baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth.

“The Queen,” “Notes on a Scandal,” “The History Boys” and “Jane Eyre” are the subjects of movie critic Bruce Newman’s discussion this week.

Comic Paul Mooney spoke to reporter Mark de la Vina about his legacy in comedy — and a secret past involving some fancy footwork.

Joost is one of the most talked about new companies on the Internet TV scene. The European company wants to redefine how people consume TV. We caught up with Joost chief technology officer Dirk-Willem van Gulik at the Web 2.0 Expo this week to talk about Joost.

Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci discuss why the wii continues to be a hot seller. Nonetheless, the established Play Station continues to show sales strength.

“The Larry Sanders Show” is the focus of critic Bruce Newman’s discussion this week.

“The Good Shepherd” and “Children of Men” are the topic of discussion this week for movie critic Bruce Newman.

Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci talk about the Xbox Elite, HDMI technology and the history of the gaming industry.

Comedian Greg Behrendt, who with Liz Tuccillo wrote the best-seller “He’s Just Not That Into You,” talks to San Jose Mercury News reporter Mark de la Vina about his thoughts on dating and how they were informed by his experience as a stand-up comedian.

Known for their “mysterious” sound, Japanese rock band LiN Clover comes to the Bay for the very first time. They describe their sound, their influences and their members.