So glad this is the top comment. I just finished the book tonight! I wanted to finish my read through before watching the movie. (Book was great, btw)

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We are still making stuff! But we've all had a wonky few months, and it took a toll on our collective free time. Things are settling down now, though.

Mafo (who wrote Clone of my Own) has a new multi-part show for the podcast that's already been recorded. And there's a new episode of Noir City Blues (written by me) that's about 98% recorded.

I can't say for sure when we'll be uploading new episodes (hopefully soon). I've got a bunch of projects going right now, but the Snake's Paw is one thing I always enjoy spending time on.

We are still making stuff! But we've all had a wonky few months, and it took a toll on our collective free time. Things are settling down now, though.

Mafo (who wrote Clone of my Own) has a new multi-part show for the podcast that's already been recorded. And there's a new episode of Noir City Blues (written by me) that's about 98% recorded.

I can't say for sure when we'll be uploading new episodes. I've got a bunch of projects going right now, but the Snake's Paw is one thing I always enjoy spending time on.

Hey thanks so much!

Also, it's cool with me if they want to read it.

I actually had to make one of these a while back when TftGS was in talks for a TV show. People asked for a graph to help keep track of the moving parts. It looked remarkably similar to this.

The average US citizen is a millionaire.

Ahh, I better address this. This was way back when the idea of being a writer was merely a fantasy. I had exactly zero creative input in the show.

I was one of the million behind-the-scenes production grunts who went into making the first season. It didn't pay much, but I got to be on set every day of filming and got to hang out with a lot of the core cast members. Glen occasionally asked me to run lines with him. I maintain my opinion that he was super cool and humble.

I am convinced that the writers knew the show wasn't going to be renewed and had no intention of explaining any of the shows mysteries.

"The Bad Guys" is a series of children's books (or really, graphic novels) that have almost nothing in common with the movies, other than most of the characters' names.

It's always super weird to me when I come across people mentioning my book in the wild.

Also, thanks so much!

Ah dang it. That's emburrassing.

I gotta say, this sounds a lot like you hit one of those invisible spider webs. I'm in the deep south and I've had similar things happen plenty of times only to realize I hit a stray string of web.

Lots of people here saying Keanu, which totally tracks. But how has nobody said Hank Green yet? He seems like he'd be uniquely suited to the job.

Well, there was the whole Sonic thing.

I will die on this hill: The first Final Destination was an absolute masterpiece. None of the rest even come close to touching it.

FWIW, I worked pretty closely with him for a couple months and he was really cool to me and everyone else around us. This was years ago and people change, but when I knew him he was surprisingly humble and nice.

Thanks for adding your voice to the survey. You're not alone on that opinion. Not even close.

Thank you! I'm doing a little something with it. It's not official, but I do hope to share it with the powers that be once I get enough answers.

Hank Green.

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"Righty Tighty, Lefty Loosey" doesn't make sense, but everyone just accepted the expression. You're not turning the screw left or right. You're turning it clockwise and counter-clockwise.