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The Wil Wheaton Project is Amazing!

For those of you who are not aware Wil Wheaton has a new show on SyFy called The Wil Wheaton Project. I am a huge fan of Wil Wheaton and this show is just so freaking hilarious I couldn't stop laughing. The show is him talking about news in science fiction, and fantasy which includes TV, movies and anything else nerdy that requires talking about.

The show has great segments and Wil is a great host. I love the way he speaks and his laugh is so adorable, and he is one of my favorite nerds of all time. In the first episode Chris Hardwick was a special guest, and in episode two Felicia Day was a special guest. Felicia and Wil played a game called 'How Will They Bite It?' and it was really funny. It was a bunch of cheesy movies where the characters die in really strange ways. The whole thing was quite amusing and I am glad that this show exists. If you have not seen this show go check it out on SyFy or look it up on the internet. Thank you for reading.

Keep Dreaming and Scheming!

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