Thanks for your support, Story. It's a fun show to do and we've got some great shows coming up. As far as Tabletop and g-rated, the nature of a "live" show is that you can't control what the people say and you really wouldn't want to. The fun of a live show is that you don't know what going to come out of people's mouths, which can be a pain in the butt sometimes, especially if they're not being particularly interesting, but can be solid gold if they are. Luckily for Wil, he seems to know enough interesting people to get a show like this to work. I'm looking forward to where it goes next. And thanks for watching Bob and Angus.

Hiya Wil. You won't probably remember me, but we met a few years ago at Rincon in Tucson. You bought some minis and such from the store I manage - Game Daze. Anyway, I'm REALLY looking forward to Tabletop and the other shows on Geek and Sundry. I've been a big fan of your work for several years now. I hope to not overstep boundaries, but not knowing how else to contact you, I thought here would be best. I wanted to draw your attention to a show I am associated with that you might have missed - Mayfair Games official web series, produced in conjunction with Pulp Gamer - The Bob and Angus show. Our latest episode is here. - http://www.pulpgamer.com/thebobandangusshow/ I'm script editor for the show and the operator/voice of Angus. Alex over at Mayfair is our head writer and he mentioned that Mayfair has been in contact with some of you guys over at Geek and Sundry. I wanted to put a bug in your ear about maybe trying to get some cross-promotion going at some point. I'll leave actual contact to the company guys, but it would be fun if Bob and Angus could "interview" you at some point about Tabletop. And check out some of the other game designer "interviews" we've done to see what I mean. :) Anyway, I look forward to the show and wish it and the whole Geek and Sundry crew all the best. You guys are doing what most of us geeks hope to do someday; making your playtime your job. :)