I've only heard you do Blue Light Special live. It was fantastic but I'd love to hear something else. I second Joel Watson's request for something from "Memories". Anything from "Happiest Days" would also be lots of fun. Also, I'd love to go to the Lido Buffet, but.... The first formal night is Mardi Gras, which I LOVE. I'm bringing about 600 strands of throw beads and 150 masks to pass out... but I'm also going to rock a dress with a three foot train, and I'll be wearing a silver and black mask and top hat. So I think I'll be too formal for your Lido party on that night at least. Maybe I'll crash it and bring beads and masks to drop off to someone to pass out.

I MUST OWN THIS. Right the eff now. May 23 is too loooonnggg.

I love it when you tell stories delightfully awkward moments, but I love this one the best. You have all the weird anxieties we all have, except YOU WERE ON TV LAST NIGHT. OMG, and stuff. LOL. BUT, I think they were all glaring because Evil!WilWheaton BROKE UP LEONARD AND PENNY!

Oh, and something you might do is buy a Barron's SAT review book, and work through the practice exercises. It's amazing for that kind of review.

I'd like to see you in Atlanta. I'll be watching for the minumum numbers you'd need to get. There are a LOT of geeks in Atlanta, Wil, and we're D*Con goers. I would think that we can book a venue at the University where I work, too, if we wanted to do the single fee direction. I've got a student activity fee board meeting today and will bring it up. But I have no idea what your fee would be. We could ask you to do a performance and then do a QnA on writing, acting, and guest starring on TBBT, the Guild, leverage, etc.

I have to agree here. I mean, librivox.org does it all the time with public domain books and the home recording software is getting pretty fab results with your set up. I'd totally pay for that over the print on demand book.

Darn it, man! What will I listen to at work when your podcast is over? My students keep coming in and asking "What is that?". Especially when it drops an Eff Bomb. *SADFACE*

I have to agree. I love Patrick Stewart, and stood in line for like 3 hours at D*Con to see him, but I understood Wesley being there a hell of a lot more after he got a job. Of course, I was pretty young, and TNG is *my* Star Trek. So I will forgive it almost anything.

It's common to have number dyslexia. I do it all the time. The condition is actually discalculia. Almost sounds cool, like maybe I'm a Vampire. Anyway, congrats to you and to Anne! 10 is a good year. We're up to almost 12, and it DOES rule to be married to your best friend.

Also, I am obviously stupid because I can't find the link for the audiobook version of MotF vol 1. Am I dreaming that it exists already or are you working on it?

Wil - love the podcast. I'm enjoying it very much. I hope you plan to continue it when the 13 weeks are over. Or, if not this one, then one very much like it. Also, I loved Acting Ensign Crusher. It was nice having a smart kid on a FUCKING STARSHIP, rather than just being belittled at high school. Geeks Rule.

That is the coolest, Wil! This makes me even more glad: I bought myself a Blu-ray player JUST so I can buy THIS MOVIE in Blu-Ray and watch it on my 48"TV. No other movie inspired me. And now, one of my favorite geek/actors/writers/twitterers is on THIS MOVIE - OK, look, I am GIANT fangirl because you are Awesome!Dad and Awesome!Husband and Awesome!Writer, and I have a lot of respect for you and I would offer to buy you a beer next time you're at the same con except I would be ridiculous, so it's better that I not. This makes me even more glad that I fist-bumped you that one time, even though I was embarassed as hell about two seconds after I did it. GO YOU!

Welcome to the future! It's pretty awesome.

Hi Wil, Any chance of an audio version of the book any time soon? You perform your own written work so well that I'd rather listen to you read it to me than read it myself. Thanks, Heather