The majority of the show is a blur of squee and laughter and OMG. Adam observed that everyone came off stage just beaming with joy. As a performer, to have that feeling ... it's one of the greatest things in the world. If you were in that audience, and you helped us feel that way: thank you. | Continue »

Interstitial programming from the last 80s on Nickelodeon that I'd forgotten I was part of. | Continue »

Yesterday, I went to E3 for the first time in two or three years, and it seems to have been vastly improved; it's not nearly as loud, not nearly as crowded, and the games and booths I saw seemed to put substance over style, which is the inverse of my memory. | Continue »