No real entry this week, folks. Getting ready to go on a trip with my wife and daughter to London and Paris! I can feel the tears of pity well in your eyes for me. We need to get away, I can tell you that. It's been a long time. If any of you are in England, I will be at the Memorabilia Event at the Birmingham NEC on Sunday the 29th of March. And then on April 11, I'm doing "An Evening With" in London (see www.wolfevents.com). Come by if you can!

Grunny Gone Wild.

So, there goes our boy, Greg Grunberg, on Twitter, saying good-bye to Season 3. In saying he wasn't sure whom, if any of us, will return, he set off a firestorm of speculation about whether or not Heroes has been cancelled. It hasn't. Greg was merely reflecting the uncertainty of all television shows -- who will return? That could mean cast, writers, crew, producers, anyone. It's a very unstable business, this show business. I know that comes as shocking news, given the demonstrable stability of most celebrities.

The point is: No one is safe. Sounds like a promo for Heroes, doesn't it? In fact, I think it was, a year or two back. This whole episode brings up two things for me:
1) The value and danger of instant communication, and,
2) The perception that Heroes is on the bubble.