The E4 Blog:

Our full Misfits website is now live. We've done something special with the big banner area at the top of the site. Previously, this area has been a big, glossy image from the show, but for Misfits, we've made it interactive.

It's kind of like a game - visit the site, then click the play button to explore the environment and unlock hidden videos, conversations between the cast and more. If you make it to the end, there's a preview clip from the first episode that you won't find anywhere else.

If you get stuck, you can read the FAQs for help. Enjoy!

Remember to follow Misfits on Twitter for the latest news about the show. The characters Simon and Kelly are also on Twitter, so it's worth following them too to find out what's going on inside their heads.

We told you about it a year ago and now it’s a whole lot closer. Our new comedy drama, Misfits, starts soon on E4 and we’ve just launched the first stage of the website.

The series follows a group of teenagers, who are forced to work together on community service. On their first day on the job, a freak storm causes them to develop superpowers. Do they don capes and fight bad guys? Do they f*%&! You’ll have to watch in a few weeks to find out how they deal with their new skills.

That’s enough blurb for now. You should take a look at the Misfits website for more info about the cast and characters, pics, a flash game and more. Oh, and be one of the first to leave a comment, of course.

Be sure to come back at the end of next week, when we add a heap more stuff to the website.

Rude Tube returns for a new, three-part series tonight at 9pm on Channel 4. (Followed by Peep Show, IT Crowd and True Blood - hell, it's almost a shame to go out).

We've revamped the Rude Tube website, with some preview videos from each show. I found the above video while doing 'work-related research' on YouTube - it doesn't have anything to do with Rude Tube, but because it features 100 of the web's biggest video hits, we thought it appropriate. (It was actually made by Hadouken to promote their tune M.A.D.). Anyway, enjoy the LOLs.

Three of the School of Comedy characters arrived on Twitter earlier this week...

Follow The Cabbie for boasts / lies about who he's had in the back of his cab.

Follow Museum Perv to find out about the classic nudes he's currently coveting.

And follow Margo for timewarped, WW2 sexual confusion.

They're all written by one of the show's writers and can get a little risque - you have been warned.

(If you're proper into Twitter, you will already be following E4.com and Skins. Gentle reminder if not).