Nicholas Brendon audioblog update Aug. 20, 2008
Hello there, everybody. This is Nicholas Brendon, and I am audioblogging right now.
It’s been a while. I was doing a play with Richard Kind and a director by the name of Paul Mazursky called Adam Baum and the Jew Movie, and it was a lovely experience. So I kind of got caught up in that, and I’m also just a lazy bum, and I apologize. So for the three people out there that are actually going to hear this audioblog, this is for you.
First of all, before we start, let’s give props to … well, to the world, really. Because without the world, we would not be here. So, let’s just put the phone down real quick and let’s give an applause. Hold on really quick, please. [applause] All right world. Sweet. Yeah.
OK. I feel much better. So, I’m getting on a plan tomorrow, to leave for Scotland, for, I think, four days to do a little meet and greet. I’ve never been to Scotland before, so I’m kind of excited about this.
And I just got the word that I’m going to be in the next episode of Criminal Minds. A cute little scene there, right in the middle of the script. So my clothes are going to be staying on for this episode — so any of you that were looking to see me naked, you’ll just have to go to my fan Web site, which I think is NicholasBrendon.com [Webmaster note: It’s not; this is it.], and maybe there’s some naked pictures of me up there [Webmaster note: There isn’t -- yet.]
Outside of that, everything has pretty much just been status quo over here, you know. Living the dream. Reading some fantastic books right now. One of them is called, I think it’s called The Language of God. Which is a beautiful, beautiful book. I’m reading a couple of surfing books right now. One is called In Search of Captain Zero. ‘Cause I’ve been doing a lot of surfing lately, and really kind of … just absorbing myself with that culture. And also hopping on a board and then riding waves until I fall. I’m bruised and battered, but I’m alive. That’s all.
Let’s all, everyone say hi to Jacqui [Webmaster note: That's me.]. She just had a little surgery, and let’s hope that she’s recovering well. So, hello Jacqui. If you guys didn’t know that, just give her a little heads up, and a little huppa huppa. Whatever that means.
Yeah, so, I’m trying to think. I’m doing a lot of writing; trying to get things going on that end. I’m writing with Ben Thompson, who was doing Super Cat, and we have a few shows going. And then I’ve got this other writing partner, that we’re doing, too, so you just never know. I mean, I might be going from actor to mogul, but I’ll never leave acting. Because I love it too much.
The play was amazing, by the way. It was such an amazing experience to play a goy in a Jew play. I really learned about that culture, and, boy, am I happy that I’m a goy. No, I’m joking, for all the Jews out there. You know what I mean.
So, yeah. So I get on a plane tomorrow, to where I will read more books. Because it’s such a long, effing flight out there. I’m going to Heathrow, and then from Heathrow to this place called Glasgow. I think it’s got, like, population eight or something like that. Glasgow, something like that.
I’m trying to think of what else is going on right now. You know, that’s pretty much it. I wish you guys would have an audioblog, so then I can hear what you guys are doing.
I know that there’s been talk about the Buffy Animated Series. Which we did, gosh, like, three years ago. You know, to be quite honest with you, I don’t know why it didn’t go further, but I know that there’s been a lot of hububaloo on the old YouTube there, and I checked it out and I almost got a little teary. You know, I hadn’t seen Xander in a while, and it was kind of neat to kind of go back into that library and that into life, and all that stuff. But, yeah. So, listen, I’ll go on the record by saying I would love to do an animated series for Buffy. That being said, I might be the only one. But, I’m not sure. I haven’t had a chance to talk to anybody about it. So, you know, keep your fingers crossed.
I will report back to you, I promise, I promise, when I get back from Glasgow. I will report on the books that I’m bringing with me. I’m bringing with me a book called Angela’s Ashes, by Frank McCourt, and then another Frank McCourt book.
Which — a guy by the name of Frank McCourt bought my Los Angeles Dodgers. I’m guessing it’s not the same Frank McCourt because my Frank McCourt over here in L.A. made his money in the parking business. Which, if anybody has land that hasn’t been zoned for housing? Throw a parking lot on it, and then maybe within 10 years you’ll be able to buy a professional sports team. I think that’s the way it goes. I’m not an economist or an accountant or anything, but it seems that if you just have a parking lot, that they throw money at you. And then you can buy — I think the Cubs are for sale. I know Tribune’s going through a hard time right now with the decline of newspaper sales. So, clearly the new owner of Tribune probably should have spent the $8.5 billion dollars on a parking lot. Again, if anybody has land, it doesn’t really even matter if it’s around anything. I just think that if you put asphalt on this land and throw up parking spaces, the government subsidizes everything. And like I said, you can own the Chicago Cubs. You know, but the Cubs come with Lou Pinella. So I’m not really quite sure if you want Lou Pinella managing your team. You know, he’s a particular taste. Some people love his taste; some people don’t like his taste. I’m typically not into the taste of man, so I probably shouldn’t say anything. But if I were to taste a man, I think I would love to taste Lou Pinella.
What else. The Olympics are going on. And I have not watched a single drop. Drop meaning, kind of a segue into Michael Phelps, and the pool section of it. That guy’s got a nice body. I take that back. If I were to taste man, it would be Michael Phelps. And then there was some lady from Uruguay, or something like that — I found this on the computer yesterday. I guess she’s a javelin thrower? Knockout. Wow. Pretty. I guess she came in next to last. I want to know who came in last, because she’s gotta be stunningly gorgeous. Because I’m guessing that probably the ugliest woman won the javelin, and then it went probably from attractiveness all the way down. So really ugly: gold. Like, your sister ugly: silver. Your alcoholic aunt ugly: bronze. And then … no, no, no, no. Wait a minute. Really ugly, well, anyway, really ugly: gold. To then, stunningly gorgeous: 11th place. So, that’s the way that goes. Because I was thinking about my alcoholic aunt, and not that attractive, so she should have won the gold.
Anyway, I’m rambling now. I hope this audioblog finds you in great spirits, and you’re having a great summer. And I will talk to you when I get back from Glasgow, population: eight. This is Nicholas Brendon, and Nicholas Brendon, signing off.
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Jim said,
August 20, 2008 at 11:32 pm
A friend I used to work with at a publishing company in New York had Frank McCourt as his high school English teacher — I think at Peter Stuyvesant (sp?) HS, but I couldn’t swear to it.
Which isn’t a great anecdote, but it’s alls I got.
I thought that the sequel to Angela’s Ashes, “‘Tis,” wasn’t nearly as good as the first book; I haven’t read the 3rd book in the series. I also thought that some editor must had swapped the titles of Tis and Angela’s Ashes, because they’re each more appropriate to the other book.
The edinburgh festival (http://www.eif.co.uk/) is going on until it looks like the 31st of August and the Fringe festival (http://www.edfringe.com/) through the 25th — I highly, highly recommend it if your schedule allows.
Cheers,
Jim
mazza said,
August 21, 2008 at 4:30 am
we are excited that you are coming to Glasgow and can’t wait to meet you – one tiny thing, Glasgow is biggest city in Scotland and will let you know! Loved the blog.
Harrison said,
August 21, 2008 at 8:26 am
Hey, it’s great to hear from you! I’m fairly certain that Glasgow is actually a pretty big place. That’s really sad about Buffy Animated. I never thought I would get to see that, and when I did, I got really sad that it never came to be. It seemed like it would have been perfect.
Anyway, thank you for the blog, and congrats on Criminal Minds and your play.
Jessica said,
August 21, 2008 at 8:30 am
Thanks for posting the audio blog! Its always good to hear your voice
Jonathan said,
August 21, 2008 at 8:33 am
Hey man,
Just wanted to say that I really enjoy these little audioblogs that you do. It’s good stuff. Glad to hear that you are up for an animated trip back to sunnydale. I think it would be freaking awesome if it worked out.
I must admit that I like your taste in women. That lady with the javelin was smoking hot. However, the face she was making made her look constipated. Wonder if you have to be regular to be in the Olympics?
Take care, young man. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
-Jonathan
korkster said,
August 21, 2008 at 9:17 am
Hi!
I miss these audioblogs… need more! I hope you enjoy Scotland; I always find it to be one of the prettiest places I’ve been, even with the rain.
Look forward to you being on Criminal Minds!
Take care,
Korki
Léo said,
August 21, 2008 at 9:38 am
Hi !
I think I’m writing for all the people at slayalive.com when I am saying that it means a lot to us that you noticed our campaign to support a continuation of the Animated series. Knowing that you are on board is the best news for us since we started !
We would be sooooo happy if you could promote our petition (http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/slayalive-we-want-buffyanimated) in this audioblog or in any other way :=)
Thanks a lot,
Léo.
Philippa said,
August 21, 2008 at 10:49 am
Hi Nick, I’m really looking forward to meeting you in Glasgow! For the record, Glasgow’s population is a little bigger than 8, but Edinburgh is still the best city in Scotland
Philippa
Aayesha said,
August 21, 2008 at 10:58 am
Heyyyy!! Can’t wait to meet you this Sunday in Glasgow – i’m flying in from Ireland for it!!
Cassandra said,
August 21, 2008 at 1:46 pm
Rambling is good.
Keep the audioblogs comming!
Looking forward to your next ramble.
Frazerj said,
August 21, 2008 at 2:29 pm
We now have 9 people living in Glasgow and we’re all coming to see you on Sunday!
OhoXX said,
August 21, 2008 at 5:20 pm
i was in Scotland for a month but i had to fly back this week, and im kicking myself for it :s
Crystal said,
August 21, 2008 at 8:00 pm
It is great to hear your voice again , and hear about all the things that you are up to and yes even great to hear you rambling
This is actually the first time I have made it over to your blog , I got it off of slayerverse which I go to everyday and it had a link to it.
I will be sure to come back and keep track of all that you are doing
Hope you blog again soon
Oh and have a great trip to glasglow I have a few internet friends from over there it actually looks beautiful let me know how you like it
kerinda said,
August 21, 2008 at 8:01 pm
It is so great to hear from him it just make my day thank you and super cat still going that great I am happy about that the I will be seeing Him on CM is awesome! and the buffy thing on youtube I have it on my fav list so it there to see it if I want. So I say thanks!
andy said,
August 21, 2008 at 9:47 pm
Its cool that you do this! Love the shout out to the Buffy Animated Series video on YouTube, that video was fantastic. Hope something comes out of it now that everybody is going crazy over that video! Have fun in Scottland! Lucky!
Giulietta De Carlo said,
August 22, 2008 at 1:18 am
It’s so cool you’re doing audioblogs. I didn’t know you did!
Have fun in Scotland!
Now if only anyone would come to the Netherlands. Ah well, guess I shouldn’t complain because I just got a CD signed by one of my favorite bands from Japan this last Wednesday… but still.
xD
Now I kinda wanna go to Scotland XD
Bee said,
August 22, 2008 at 4:12 am
Hey,
Love your audio blogging. I am from Australia, actually I am from the little island beneath Australia that is called Tasmania. Big fan of you and your work, your a wonderful actor. Keep it up. Glasgow is beautiful, hope you have a great time.
You need to come to Australia and hang out its beautiful here
Marky said,
August 22, 2008 at 4:39 am
I’m looking forward to meeting you in Glasgow Nicholas. I hope you get the chance to take in some sights. It’s really sunny here for a change so the countryside is well worth a visit if you like that sort o thing. If, however you fancy a few beers and a few ladies, a night out in the town is always a laugh!
iain said,
August 22, 2008 at 5:09 am
Hey
Well, as I sit here watching “gingerbread” exited about tomorrow and sunday, you will be on your long flight enjoying your book.
When you get here it will shock you to learn that there are way more than 8 people here, hahaha.
I am so exited about meeting you, it means alot to alot of people that amazing buffy characters like yourself still do these conventions, and are keeping buffy alive.
Still can’t belive I am gonna be meeting you this weekend
Iain xx
Jhan said,
August 22, 2008 at 9:33 am
hey! Glad to hear you are doing well! I’d love to see an animated series as well. Have a fantastic trip and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Rich L. of New Haven, CT said,
August 23, 2008 at 4:52 am
Nick,
Please don’t get mad at me for saying this but did you know (I know you didn’t) that when you use the word “Jew” it is insulting. I think it is similar to saying “black” when referring to an African American.
If you and I were talking and you said, “Hey Rich are you a Jew?”, I would smack you in the face for saying it. But if you asked me, “Hey Rich are you Jewish?”, I would say why yes Nicholas I am and thank you for asking.
One refers to a person being cheap and the other refers to religion.
Like I said, I know this will upset people for bringing it up but hey, don’t hate me for my religion ok because like you I also am here out of a love for Buffy the Vampire Slayer and for a desire to keep tabs on our favorite actors that left that show a few years ago and see what they are doing these days.
I know the title of that play has the word Jew in it and I wonder if it upsets others as well.
I don’t know, anyway Nicholas, I am happy to hear you are working from time to time, which is more than I can say for myself. Then again, I have parents who are very supportive of me and help me out during these tough times.
Anyway Nicholas, I know you’ll probably be reading this later and thinking “oh god not another one”, but believe me, it’s still possible to have an opinion about something and still be a good person at heart. It’s the things we don’t understand that scare us and cause us to get mad at another. Let me put it this way, being called a Jew is not different TO ME than if you were to call an African American a n—–.*
And irregardless of the fact that I am not really very religious, I am still proud of my heritage and my back ground and I am one who knows through experience what it is like to put your foot in your mouth but if people would just stop for a second and ask themselves “is this going to hurt someone if I say this or produce this or title a book this way”, maybe there would be just a little bit more understanding and less hatred, jealousy and misunderstandings.
I know I am far from perfect, hell I can’t even seem to hold down a job but that doesn’t change the fact that when I hear the word Jew used in the ways it is used in this day and age, it bothers me.
I know I should probably just delete this and not send it cause many readers will think me a nut, but it’s just not the case. I love Buffy, Xander and the rest of the gang just as much as you do, hell maybe even more, what with the dvd’s, comics, Nick Brandon calenders (oops, I deny that vehemently) books and all the rest, I guess I just wanted to explain, yes, I know I am rambling too.
Ciao
* Edited by Webmaster
Talia said,
August 23, 2008 at 2:13 pm
God, you’re so adorable. More than three people faithfully listen to your audioblog. Silly goose.
hipnek said,
August 23, 2008 at 3:30 pm
I wonder if you had occasion to talk with Paul Mazursky about his work with Kubrick at the beginning of their careers. I’d love to hear about it next blog if you did.
Jeff M. said,
August 23, 2008 at 5:13 pm
Hey Nick, good to hear from you!
Just this week I pulled out the old Buffy DVDs and introduced my son to the perfection that was that show. He’s plowing through Season 2 right now. In watching the show with him, I got to reconnect with the old gang again and decided to look you up on the web. Man was I pleasently surprised to find this site!
It’s great to hear your voice and what you’re up to. I’ll be a regular visiter from now on.
It’s a shame the Buffy animated series didn’t get off the ground but with the new comics doing well and an upcomming game from Nintendo, maybe the fires will be stoked again. Perhaps something Buffy related from you, Joss, and the gang will happen in the future. One can only hope.
Take care.
Miriam Heddy said,
August 23, 2008 at 5:26 pm
Hey,
I know, NYC has no waves, but please do consider doing a play here so I can actually see it!
Also, I think you were sort of rambling from the get-go, right there after, “Hello,” but that’s really why we listen, so, no problem.
Keep at it! Those of us who are listening missed hearing the babble.
carole smith said,
August 24, 2008 at 5:51 am
Just to say that I met you yesterday in Glasgow and listened to your talk and it was so great to see you.It’s a pity you didn’t have more time, Scotland is a beautiful country. Hope you have recovered from your head cold!
Be happy and healthy!
Carole
Connor McKee said,
August 24, 2008 at 8:08 am
Hi Nicholas. I really enjoyed seeing you in Glasgow yesterday. I liked your talk, especially the Snoopy Dance.
Also if you remember you gave my friend a bit of your orange and then I bought you a relacement one and a can of Irn-Bru.
I hope you had fun in Glasgow, Population: A liitle more than 8 and i hope you come to more conventins here in the future.
iain said,
August 24, 2008 at 11:25 am
Hello again.
Man today I can say I met you, That’s just crazy in my head still.
Glad you liked my flashing belt
remember to check out the band “simple plan”
Fucking awesome group that I really do hope you enjoy.
Loved today, thank you…….seriously thank you.
Iain xxx
Frazerj said,
August 24, 2008 at 12:18 pm
Hi Nick
Spoke to you in Starbucks this pm in Braehead Glasgow. Hope you enjoyed Hellboy 2. We certainly enjoyed meeting you, photos turned out great. Rebecca,the one you didn’t meet is broken hearted( she’s the one that had to work in Greaves Sports shop in city cetre in Gordon St. If you get the chance ,go in and ask for her , she’ll be there tomorrow. All the greats(Frank Sinatra & Bing Crosby & Samuel L Jackson) go there.
Cheers
Frazer,Mary & Melissa( who was a little bit star struck)
Alana said,
August 25, 2008 at 1:48 am
Hey Nick, Thanks for coming to Scotland! I hope it didn’t rain too much!
And I’ll just say again, love the tatts! i was gonna show off mine but i think my Hobbit of a mum was too desperate to go and meet Dave Prowse! Did you actually get to go and see Hellboy 2?
Cheers! And you are welcome anytime!
Philippa said,
August 25, 2008 at 2:15 am
Hi Nick, me again! I just wanted to say how great it was to meet you at CMG. Your talks were great and I loved the snoopy dance! I hope you had a fantastic time and that you enjoyed going to see Hellboy 2. Hope to see you again in the future!
Philippa (one L)
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Jennifer said,
August 25, 2008 at 7:19 am
Hi,
I met you in Glasgow yesterday at Collectormania but was so shy I couldn’t speak to you for long (my friend was laughing at my foolishness).Hopefully I shall over come my fear if we ever meet again!
Anyway now I have a lovely pic of the two of us, featuring me looking a bit scared and an autograph with “ole” on it, though I’m not sure exactly what you meant Nic.
Was great to meet you and I hope you enjoyed Glasgow, you certainly smiled alot!
Is there ever going to be a Buffy film?
All the best
Jennifer
Richard said,
August 25, 2008 at 1:34 pm
Hello Nick,
Just want to say it was lovely meeting you at the convention this weekend. I think it’s safe to say that you now have a very solid following over here in Scotland. Many thanks for coming over, cause never for a second had I thought that I’d ever meet you in person. Hope it was worth the long flights, and also hope that you have some nice memories from the trip.
Stay cool!
Richard.
P.S. A little shout out to Jacqui. Hope you get well soon!
Ruth said,
August 25, 2008 at 1:44 pm
Hey Nick (:
It’s great to hear from you again. I hope that you had a good time in Scotland. From some of the comments it sounds like there were quite a few fans that were very happy to see you, there. I’ll look forward to seeing you on CM again. Naked or not it’s always good to see you on my tv screen.
Michael Phelps was phenomenal. In fact, the entire US men’s swim team did an amazing job in competition. There were some very close and exciting races in the men’s swimming competions.
It’s neat to hear that you’re writing more. Although, I’m glad that you won’t be leaving acting because I love to watch you act. If you ever get a chance to, and feel like it, then definately share some of what you write with us on the blog. I’d like to see some of it.
Well anyway, It’s great to hear from you. I really enjoy your blogs and I can’t wait to hear from you again. Till then, take care and God bless. Oh! And I hope that your Dodgers will be getting a really good new owner. (:
Best Wishes and hugs,
Ruth
Oh! And Jacqui, I’m so sorry to hear that you had surgery and I hope that you are feeling much better now. (Hugs)
Ruth
Natalie Cairns said,
August 25, 2008 at 1:53 pm
Hi Nicholas,
If you come back to Scotland again if you would like to meet you again show you around becaces i know Glasgow like the back of my hand i could show you the best coffee shops and resultants in Glagow’s fames West end.
From Natalie xxxx
Ruth said,
August 25, 2008 at 2:04 pm
Hey Nick,
I’m sorry, I guess I was thinking that Frank McCourt had recently acquired the Los Angeles Dodgers. I see now that, that was not the case. And he does sound like a good owner. I’m glad that he restored Dodger’s Stadium instead of just tearing it down and building a new one. I like the older stadiums I think they have all the history and character. Well, anyway, sorry about the confusion. (:
Amanda said,
August 26, 2008 at 9:51 am
Hi
I went to meet Nicholas @ Glasgow Collectormania which was awesome, thanks for the autographs and photos and what are you like, not everywhere in Scotland has 8 in the village you know!
Amanda
)
xxx
Jason Scott said,
August 26, 2008 at 2:32 pm
Hi Nicholas,
Just wanted to say it was great to meet you at Collectormania in Glasgow, as you were always my favourite member of the Cast on Buffy, so it was really quite a thrill to have you visiting us over here in Scotland.
I was the guy that asked you the Spiderman question-Yeah nothing like welcoming an actor to your country by asking him a question about a role he didn’t get!..
But I definitely think that was their loss. As given the brilliant quick witted, fast talking, knocking every line out of the park, spin you gave Xander in the Buffy series, you would have been a natural for that role. And actually would have been able to bring the character to life in the way that he should have been done, which is something that myself and all my friends agree Tobey MacGuire was completely unable to… Cest La Vie! But I hope you hang on in there, as I’m sure your talent will get you those types of big film roles in the future, Certainly Criminal Minds is a great show, so definitely well done on that!…
But annnnyway..I digress…It was a real honour to meet you, and everyone I spoke to loved your talk, and were highly impressed by how graciously you went out of your way there to make sure everyone got photos and autographs and a decent opportunity to speak to you!..(My Little Brother really loved the photo you signed for him!..Thanks for that!) You’re a true gent! And if nothing else, hopefully this experience has shown you that there’s more than 9 people over here! So spread the word to your fellow Americans! LOL!
Take Care of yourself Man, And all the very best in the future!
One of your many, many fans over here,
Jason
Michal said,
August 26, 2008 at 2:53 pm
Hey Nicholas,
Plus, There are a lot of Buffy funs in Israel that I know would be super-exited to meet you.
Hope that you had a good time in Scotland, it’s great to hear that you still do conventions [and the snoopy dance lol] after all those years.
I really adore down-to-earth actors that take the time to do things like blogs and conventions. Nice to see you are one of them
Hey, maybe you’ll ever come to Israel one day [I know there's not a big chance of that happening lol, but one can dream]. If you do, I promise you’ll be treated like a Hugh-time-movie-star lol. We don’t get a lot of famous people coming to Israel, so when we do, it’s a big deal
Now that I found this blog I’ll defiantly be tuning in to hear how you are doing. There are way more than 3 people listening, and even if you’re just rambling on sometimes, it’s still nice :]
Can’t wait to see you on Criminal minds, and all the best to Jacqui,
Michal.
Jean-François Porlier said,
August 28, 2008 at 1:39 pm
Hi!
Looking forward to hear from your trip!
I come from radio…and acting and I have to say that you should be hosting a radio show! Entertaining stuff, I heard on your audioblog!
So, hope to see more of your work soon!
JF
Lindsey said,
August 28, 2008 at 3:36 pm
…I feel a little weird posting on some stranger’s blog but that’s my problem. Anyway, I just wanted to say that I’m glad you’re still acting and what not. You did a great job with Xander and you have the potential to do so much more. I’ve seen some of your other work as well but I’m not posting to tell you things you already know. The truth is I have a question, and it’s fine if you don’t answer it but I thought hey there’s no harm in asking. Or so they say… which really isn’t all that true but that’s not the point. I’m trying not to ramble, although I suppose you probably wouldn’t mind since you’re a bit of a rambler too. The long and short of it is this: I don’t live in CA, or Vancouver, or any great filming location but I want to get into the film business… well television really. I’m trying to decided if going to Full Sail to get a degree in Film is the right move or not. Okay, so it’s not really a question so much as a request for your opinion. Sorry I unintentionally lied. But like I said, what’s the harm in asking. Also, I meant what I said earlier, that wasn’t some lame attempt at flattery so you’ll answer my question. Because, A) I could so do better, and B) I wouldn’t ask for your opinion if I didn’t respect your work. I know you didn’t go to school for acting personally, but I figure I’ll get a more honest answer out of you then said film school. Thanks either way.
Oh, and nice job with Kevin Lynch. He suits Garcia’s character well.
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not the brightest crayon in the box said,
September 5, 2008 at 11:00 am
Haha,
Everybody that lives in Glasgow haha maybe you sholudn´t be so agressive about the population number… That is so funny, everyone defending their own piece of the world, I live in Sweden so I`m not really allowed to talk about population hahaha, well…
/ Annso.
suziqb77 said,
September 10, 2008 at 7:11 pm
The animated series would be great!! Have a safe trip. I think I am going to start an audio blog, they are so neat!!
Nestor said,
November 5, 2008 at 11:37 am
Rather more than three people dude, don’t be coy
Dave from scotland said,
December 16, 2008 at 9:12 am
Great to hear youve visited scotland ,laughed at Glasgow having a population of about 8 should have tried Edinburgh which has a population of about 9. You were great in buffy and its good that your still acting .Hope somthing comes of Buffy Animated Series as buffy was in my opinion the best tv show and a lot of fans out there like me miss you guys.Hope you enjoyed your time in scotland and the weather didnt put you of comming back.
nina cruz said,
February 12, 2009 at 3:52 pm
i m a big fan of nichloas brendon but im also a very very skeptical person i have to be honest you do not in any way sound like nicholas brendon im not believeing it at all if you were really him he’d have some videos of himself or something like other celebrities do so until i see that this site is bogus!
charlie ray said,
April 28, 2009 at 4:33 am
hey just found this blog nice to hear from you! hope the animated seriese goas ahead id be a fan! hope your well ill be cumming to heathrow to see ya i think halloweedon…:P
Laura said,
May 11, 2009 at 8:40 am
Hey Nick,
Just discovered this site and audioblog – it’s awesome to hear you chatting away! And looks like you have slightly more than 3 listeners!
Am booked onto Hallowhedon so am really excited about meeting you there for the first time! It looks like it’s gonna be a brilliant weekend.
Good luck in everything you’re doing and see you soon!
Laura xx