December 12th:

If you want to know why I wasn't able to see most of Mr. Fuglesang's appearance on Politically Incorrect last night, please go to the discussion group for PI on dejanews. I believe I render the tale in an amusing way and, best of all, it involves the mention of wollybears.

That said, I also missed the Becker appearanceand his ep of The Michael Richards show, so at least I'm consistant. I'll be even more consistant when I move to London in two weeks, two days and an ever dwindling amount of minutes. On the plus side, go me for predicting the US version of Queer as Folk, which I boldy salute for being such an overt rip off of the much better British original. It could have been enhanced by my casting choice for the Stewart character (ahem), but what can you do? The roles I've actually written for him will have to wait until I have the clout to run my own projects, so this site can only be for the long shot choices. Oh Well.

August 12th:

So what do you do for fun when you work full time with seven-year-old girls at a Jewish day camp all summer? You go see films that involve hard rock tunes, butch chicks and plenty of alcohol. And if God wants to make up for the fact you just got screwed out of five hundred dollars and two weeks in Boston, He shows mercy by putting Mr. Fugelsang in it.

Info regarding it not on IMDB yet, but the scoop is it's a small, one-scene, role, but he's quite well wardrobed (it's a real word if I say it's is) and the movie's much more fun than Somewhere in the City.



May 12th:

On Monday, May 15th, NBC will announce it's fall schedule, hopefully including "The Peter Principle." This pilot was made with John Fugelsang by Hat Trick Productions (the same from Great Britain?). Naturally, we've got our fingers crossed.

Special thanks to the fellow supporters who were quick to drop me an email relating the info!

Also, Mr. Fugelsang also recently appeared on P.I. during their special "Scared Correct" week shot in prisons. Honestly, little happened. The prisnors on the panal took up most of the discussion, not that I blame them one bit. But it leaves little to report.

With summer re-runs upon us soon, let's keep our eyes open for a reshowing of "The Third Thing" of Providence (an episode title also used by Aaron Sorkin's finely crafted Sports Night).

(I apologize for the tardiness of this update. However, the way I used my time in the last couple months has enabled me to graduate. Anyone who disagrees on the wisdom of this choice can kiss my diploma).



Jan. 16th:

Well, I've been running this site about 6 months now and can honsetly say I've had the chance to get to know you a little better. For starters: you're the quiet type of fan group, you're sticklers for spelling (sorry for that and all my other shortcomings), you have better search engines than I do (or, at least the patience to wade through that Jeeves site) and you have, on the whole, an excellent sense of humor.

Did I mention your keen eye for detail? As of Mr. Fugelsang's Dec.27th appearence on Politically Incorrect, I recieved a deluge of email (for this site anyway, it was a deluge) enquiring if there wasn't a wedding ring on his finger. All I can say is that in looking back over the things I've mounred lately (my reception, grades, the fact my new Elvis Costello cd is scratched etc...) the wedding of the sexiest person on television was not on the list.

In short, if he is, I don't know about it.

(Such a wonderfull and blessed event would represent a serious shift in my current relationship. When someone does something anoying, the other likes to joke about going off to woo their celebrity of choice, his being Alicia Witt and mine...well, you can guess. Now who would I threaten to leave him for?)

The tips from the anonymous tipster recieved over the summer have proved spot on. The ep. of Providence graced by a performance from Mr. Fugelsang aired in September. It is called "The Third Thing," so look for it in reruns if, like me, you missed it. Also, the Chicken Soup for the Soul episode contained the stories "Joe's Place," "The Wallet," and "From heart to Heart." PAX tv reruns 'Soup' rather often, offers it's schedule on-line a month at a time and even offers an e-mail reminder service if you see a show you don't want to miss.

This info can be found in an updated TV appearence section.

In an important layout-related note: I have no idea why nothing is aligning to the center lately. I am trying to correct it, but my html abilities are limited at best.

Quotes from the aforementioned PI ep. will be a while in coming whilst I try and figure out a way to bring over a complete transcript (so we can avoid those nasty but creative spellings so many of you noticed :-) There will also be an interview section, as now we have some interviews (well, allright, one interview - but quality counts for something).

I'm sorry it's been so long since the last update. I decided to take all graduate level courses last semester. This left me pondering many questions, namely, what the h*ll had I been thinking (or drinking)? This semester, that's not the case. I'm currently taking only *3* graduate level courses.

I'm also sorry I couldn't be a more diligent page master for you. You all seem intelligent and dedicated, and you deserve the best.

Sincerely,
Kathleen7