Hate the pat downs? Scared of the backscatter x-ray scanners? No worries, now you can make your own fake full body scan without having to line up at the airport security checkpoints. Extra-H shows you how to you could simulate a do it yourself TSA style scan at the comfort of your own home, that you can show off to your friends, just by following a quick and easy Adobe Photoshop tutorial that even he can master!

Kush tries to run and keep up with expert of all things Flash, Paul Trani to ask a question about if different suites of Creative Suite actually have the same flavor of Flash authoring in them.

Kush gets a couple of questions about the future of Adobe Audition buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz while he buzz buzz buzz explain buzz buzz the Mac version buzz buzz buzz buzzz buzz buzz buzz buzzz buzz buzz buzz buzzz buzz buzz buzz buzzz buzz buzz buzz buzz vuvuzela buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz buzz … oh well, you get the idea.

Kush receives a tweet from a viewer asking about the recently aired video showcasing Wired magazine’s new iPad app powered by Adobe tools. He explores that and even simpler ways to create digital publications. Creating content for various devices like the iPad using Adobe tools might be easier than what you think after all.

While wandering around in a strange webcam community, Kush stumbles on to somebody who knows a lot about the new Adobe eLearning Suite 2. Hear what it is - explained in simple words - and how your e-learning content can be deployed in different ways - including through acrobat.com

Kush gets a number of CS5 related questions including where to download trials from, how Content Aware Fill works and if CS5 Web tools are easy to master for web noobs.

“Extra H” returns to catch up on things and takes you through some of the recent must see things on Adobe TV. (Also talks about free Adobe poster giveaways at the end!)

Most Photographers want to know if there is a difference between using Lightroom to make adjustments as opposed to using camera raw controls when opening into Photoshop through Bridge? Is it the same camera raw technology? Julieanne Kost answers this frequently asked question while Kush thinks about ways to edit his pictures of the ocean front of Trieste Italy.

While visiting the leaning tower of Pisa where according to scientific folklore Galileo dropped two objects to prove his theories about gravity, Kush contemplates about the relationship between Audition and Soundbooth. What is better - or should you be asking which is better for you? Or does it even make sense to compare them?

Kush points to his beginner’s guide to Adobe Flash video encoding settings, other tutorials and even gives out his Twitter id.

A sudden increase of questions from students makes Kush want to call for backup. The evil rap cousin grabs the opportunity to collaborate with him.

Kush talks about ways to add a Flash pre-loader to make waiting for a website to load less annoying while exploring the Miramare Castle in Trieste, Italy.

"In My Heart and InDesign" continues as Jason covers bringing Adobe Audition 3 stems into Soundbooth CS4 to make a final mix and Karl reviews making text animate to sounds in After Effects.

While in Venice, Kush realized what a viewer was going through as photos filled the disk. He talks to Julieanne Kost from The Complete Picture about how to archive and backup those priceless memories.

Kush tries to trace his past in Rome while Bob looks into the future introducing the newly redesigned Adobe TV website. This is the first of a series of special Italy editions of Ask the Adobe Ones.

When Kush tackles a video question about the right way to use Dynamic Link in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, it brings out Karl Soule’s dark side!

A viewer asks what Adobe Strobe is and Kush explains with the help of a trivia quiz. He also talks about what is going on with the Adobe Media Player.

Karl delves into the advanced Puppet Tool and using nested comps to add video elements to a still, while Jason goes over Multiband Processing & Exporting the Mixdown.

Jason explains how to produce and comp vocal tracks with pitch correction, reverb, compression and submixing while Karl shows us how to set up a key using Keylight.

Jason explains how to work with Analog Modeled effects to create stereo/mono mixes while Karl covers nested compositions and using plug-ins to achieve the look of the video.

In My Heart and InDesign" continues as Jason covers bringing Adobe Audition 3 stems into Soundbooth CS4 to make a final mix and Karl reviews making text animate to sounds in After Effects.

There is a lot of confusion, hype, and fear around 64-bit. Kush tries to set the record straight and points to an official whitepaper about how Adobe video tools fair in the world of 64-bit computing.

Do the siblings of the Photoshop family play nice when left in the same pen? Kush catches the illustrious expert of all things Photoshop, Russell Brown to ask just that.

Where did that end user license agreement go? Kush helps you locate the fine print and cautions about fake deals that seem too good to be true.

A question about the new Adobe eLearning Suite sparks Kush's imagination. Maybe he might even tell you what itís all about when he returns to his senses.

In a video question an Adobe fan afraid to potentially break the law wants to know how to keep his blog all legit. Can Kushís evil rap cousin handle this one?

Viewer has a mysterious problem with the text tool in Photoshop. Kush thinks it is just a matter of understanding the unit for measuring font size, points.

Kush tries to end the year with a bang, or at least a splash. What better time to talk about the elusive energy drink that kept popping up but nobody seems to know about...

Kush digs in the junk to find hidden treasures to grant wishes of people asking questions during the festive season in the middle of the global economic calamity.

There are some Adobe ones who just can’t stop partying - even at work! Kush talks to D.J. Occlusion about remixing sounds downloaded from Resource Central. He also talks about many ways to watch his show.

Kush uses candy as bait to attract Adobe encoder experts to ask about different encoding solutions Adobe has to offer for multi-bit rate and live encoding.

It's Soulé Time! Karl Soulé was spotted in a hotel room far away in India. Kush corners him with a couple of tricky video related questions and faces more curveballs on his own.

In these trying times, a great way to get a taste of the CS4 goodness is to get a fully functional free 30 day trial version*. Yet where are they? When will they come?

Somebody who seems to be Kush's evil rap cousin reappears as an expert in the field of paying with cash to help a viewer find ways to buy Flash with cash.

Prof. Kush explains how you might qualify for a CS4 upgrade if you made your CS3 purchase at the right time and space (conditions apply).

What does Flash Media Encoding Server, native 4k editing with RED, partnership with OpenTV, clowns and camels have in common? It's all about IBC 2008.

A viewer has trouble marking the calendar for the big date and Kush investigates. Also mysterious spam gives new meaning to customer satisfaction.

From new and upcoming releases to totally random viewer input Kush tries to catch up cleaning up his mailbox of a wide spectrum of issues in this news flash edition.

Sure, you might not put your life in the hands of Dr. Kush but he might help alleviate some of your browser plug-in blues. Plus, Victor Vector stars in an infomercial.

A surprise appearance by somebody who seems to be Kush's evil rap cousin explains the gear needed to run Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 & shows off his own gear.

Kush and his sidekick Hell-met takes a dramatic look at possible ways to bring a play to life well before it is ever made.

Kush talks about embarrassing public behavior, cheating spouses and also calls Rufus about making interactive PDFs with Adobe InDesign.

Now that Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 beta is out on Adobe Labs, a special Ask Force asks your help to find the guy who bought the first copy of Dreamweaver V1.0.

What came first, CS3 or the box? Kush tries to resolve this chicken-and-egg situation using clues from people who designed them.

4th of July is long gone but it is never too late to honor those for whom it never was a holiday. Plus easy ways to make web videos.

Coloring black and white pictures in Photoshop can be fun. Coloring black and white video clips frame by frame - not so fun ..... unless you cheat!

Splash Media gives us a quick sneak peak at what it takes to make the virtual set of Caffe Fibonacci to work.

Type "Adobe" in a search engine and you will see our logo, but look it up in a dictionary and it talks about mud bricks. Where did Adobe get its name from?

Is it a boy? Is it a girl? - Ever since the celebrity couple Adobe and former Macromedia hooked up with each other we started to see a bit of both in most of the products that came out. Whats next?

A viewer hints at the lack of support for the new AVCHD video format. Kush finally gets hold of Karl Soule while in the middle of a trance techno session in his office! (Upadate: AVCHD support is now available in CS4)

Following a viewer request, Kush Investigates how to migrate from Adobe Photoshop Elements to the more powerful Adobe Photoshop CS3 with some help from a surprise guest! (Update: Photoshop Express is now called Photoshop.com)

In response to an email question, Kush wanted to find out ways to fake a 3D reflection on a flat plane in Adobe After effects. Now he is left only with a set of clues in the form of what sounds like a poem.

What to do about Adobe Ultra strokes that don't change in time. More sites you can use to better elaborate your questions. Somebody wants freebies. Plus a surprise call from the legal team.

The case of the missing control (command) click - This is the story of a happy web designer who used Adobe Photoshop. He thought his favorite feature went missing in the new version.

The wait is over. The investigations begin. The Adobe-1-wannabe introduces the program while giving away a bit about himself too - maybe even a little more than we want to know!