Have the happiest of Happy Birthdays! And in your honor, I have spread the message to all I've seen today.

Wil, I understand how certain people can turn great experiences into horrible ones. Sadly, this person is not remembering that you are a human being; not a god, not an immortal, and not beholden to every person on this planet to amuse them like a puppet. I would like to direct you to a website of a dear friend of mine. She has written a thank you letter to artists; one which, I think, after reading will reaffirm your faith in people. http://www.artandrhinos.com/2/post/2012/05/gratitude-to-those-who-inspire.html Thank you, for all you have done, and will do.

Well...since you mentioned Phoenix and Origins ... I thought I would ask: You are going to Dragon this year, right? I mean... it is the anniversary of TNG, and LeVar Burton just signed on, and Frakes and Stewart have been signed on for awhile, and your buddy Felicia just signed on too, so you know you would have a great time .... Just sayin'. :D Your appearance last year made my whole Con. It would be great if you visited GA again.

"The lord shall provide. Now, who brought the gasoline?" -- Wouldn't the answer to that be "the lord", seeing how he provides? These always made me laugh. In fact, it was the Dark Dungeons one that got me interested in D&D in the first place. :D A co-worker's wife actually collects these little pamphlets. She finds them humorous, and wants to see if she can get them all...like pokemon.

Thank you so much for coming to Dragon this year. I hope your experience was good enough that you will return in future years; schedule allowing, of course. Meeting you made my entire weekend. I walked away from your table hoping I hadn't "fangirled" too much. I hope you got a chance to go by the Chessex booth in the Exhibior's Hall. My friends and I tried to work a deal with them to get you 10 pounds of dice, but we couldn't afford it. Oh well. Maybe next time. :D Thanks again for making it to Atlanta. It was an honor to meet you.

I wanted to compliment your performance in the moment Parrish learns he isn't going to Titan. Your initial expression held all the smug satisfaction of a man who was sure he was accepted. As the message was "read", your eyes reflected confusion, followed by disbelief, and finally extreme disappointment. I was pleasantly surprised by the disappointment. I expected anger and denial, but saw the nice side of Parrish. I actually felt sorry for him. So much happened in your eyes in so little time. It was lovely to watch.

I hate that you had to find out about a show cancellation from the 'nets. Someone at the network formally known as Sci-Fi needs to look for the security leak. It is never easy to lose a job unexpectedly. I hope you will bounce back quickly and find another outlet for your acting. ...and if they can't get Bob Newhart, maybe they can get someone from St. Elsewhere.** There is Kevin to consider. **Kids, ask the parents, again.

Have the happiest of Happies! I had a similar moment a month ago on my 38th birthday. I realized I was closer to 40 than I was to 30. I then remembered celebrating my mother's 38th birthday and a momentary time paradox loop was created. I'm still trapped somewhere in the aftermath. :)

A most excellent episode! The Parrish/Fargo relationship excites me for one very particular reason: alternate timeline. Parrish has a past with Fargo: which we get to hear a bit about (good ole' grandpa Fargo paving the way - excellent bitterness by the way). Yet, Fargo has no idea about that past, and Parrish has no idea that Fargo has no idea. I can't wait to see if there are opportunities for you, as Parrish, to notice there is something "wrong" with Fargo. It may not be a direction in which the show wants to go, but wouldn't it be interesting if Parrish, not just Zane, starts to realize something is different? I know filming has probably finished for the entire season, so there is no changing it now, but I can hope. :) Oh...and nice Whovian reference.

POOP IS FUNNY!! Thanks for the late night giggle.