Wil, I started blogging in 2005 after reading your blog for about a year. The interwebs are constanting changing and we tend to change with them. I think that a combination of Twitter, Tumblr, Reddit, Flickr, and your blog is an awesome way to communicate with the rest of the world. I'm just an average guy (geek) and I choose the medium based on the message as well. Thanks for allowing a small glimpse into your life from time to time. It reminds us that we are all alike in the end. Kurt

CONGRATULATIONS Wil!!! Number 14 on the Forbes Web Celeb 25. Only 3 below Robert Scoble and 3 above Matt Drudge. You are in some pretty good company. Keep on blogging! See the article here: http://www.forbes.com/2009/01/29/web-celebrities-internet-technology-webceleb09_0129_land.html

Wil, This set of posts was great. Thank you. I have recently started acting in community theatre productions and it was great to get the vivid detail you described related to working on a television set. Thanks again. - Kurt

Wil, This set of posts was great. Thank you. I have recently started acting in community theatre productions and it was great to get the vivid detail you described related to working on a television set. Thanks again. - Kurt

After seeing this post and realizing I had never seen this as a kid, I put it on my Netflix queue. My whole family watched it this past weekend. I have to say that after all the hype in the post and the comments, I was really disappointed. This movie was a snooze-fest. My wife actually fell asleep and after almost an hour, my kids (9 and 12) asked politely if we could watch something more interesting. As a point of reference, I watched all the Rankin/Bass Christmas shows as a kid and continue to watch them now and I LOVE them. Mad Monster Party, on the otherhand, will not become a family tradition like the Christmas ones are.

After seeing this post and realizing I had never seen this as a kid, I put it on my Netflix queue. My whole family watched it this past weekend. I have to say that after all the hype in the post and the comments, I was really disappointed. This movie was a snooze-fest. My wife actually fell asleep and after almost an hour, my kids (9 and 12) asked politely if we could watch something more interesting. As a point of reference, I watched all the Rankin/Bass Christmas shows as a kid and continue to watch them now and I LOVE them. Mad Monster Party, on the otherhand, will not become a family tradition like the Christmas ones are.

Wil, I'm involved in community theatre in the Milwaukee area and I totally get what you mean. When you work on a show with a great cast that loves being there, you just want to continue to hang out after it is over. You see each other almost every day for 5 or 6 weeks getting ready for the show. You really form a great bond with those guys. When it's over, it feels like there is big hole to fill.

Wil, I'm involved in community theatre in the Milwaukee area and I totally get what you mean. When you work on a show with a great cast that loves being there, you just want to continue to hang out after it is over. You see each other almost every day for 5 or 6 weeks getting ready for the show. You really form a great bond with those guys. When it's over, it feels like there is big hole to fill.