The testosterone was flowing at last night's press launch for Virgin 1's new Terminator TV series, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, when hacks were challenged to a game of Laserquest. Broadcast's Michael Rosser was first up, quickly followed by the boys from Nuts, Zoo and Loaded. Despite being one of the generous hosts of the night, Virgin Media TV's managing director, Johnny Webb, was keen not to let his guests get away with winning the damn thing and came up with his own rules and method of playing, including diving under the curtained walls - strictly prohibited. In the end it was not enough and Webb had to concede defeat. The Nuts and Loaded boys were not so gracious in defeat, defacing the leader board in a bid to skew the results. Rosser was last seen dipping out of the party clutching a specially made event cushion printed with the immortal words "I'll be back".
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