Well, it’s finally done. The DiCaprio Code has finally come to and end with it’s seventh and finaly episode, “Clash of the Titans.”But wait, that’s not all - The DiCaprio Code has won two Telly Awards! A real award handed out by a real organization to real people for things they’ve actually done! Seriously!
The cartoon won two Tellys for Animation and “Use of humor.” That’s right, not for “humor” but, rather, its use. I can’t count the number of times I’ve watched a comedy and said to myself, “Say, that joke sure was ... employed.” But now that the series is over and I’m “The Award-Winning Josh Knisely,” I think I’ll retire to my study and write something ... I dunno ... “worth while.”
It won’t be long now. The penultimate episode of our seven-installment series 
We’re currently hard at work at episode seven where, somehow, magically, all plot-holes and loose ends will spontaneously become resolved... at least that’s what I’ll be hoping while hiding under a pile of coats.
IN OTHER NEWS, last weekend was the second week of 
Look, I’ll be the first to admit that the cartoon I’ve been working on for the past - oh, let’s say YEAR now - is a silly bit of fluff, but, well, the last episode of The Dicaprio Code, 
I know, I know. I don’t mean to show any emotional cracks in my otherwise cynical facsade, but this one didn’t make me cringe. Maybe it was the action sequences, maybe the kick ass TIE Fighter and nuclear explosion sound effects engineered by your truly, maybe it was the fact that the plot’s loose ends are starting to come together, but - when looked at from juuuust the right angle - this episode seemed almost worth the ten minutes of touch-and-go download.
The fourth installment of 
Also, it appears this little project has landed us on 
Episode #3 of 
In this episode, I get to flex my “brings nothing particular to the role” nuts by portraying Ben Affleck, as well as the voice of an alien chest-burster. Yes, that’s me.
Actor Michael Douglas is gunned down by a hooded figure in Hollywood, leaving behind mysterious message. The only man that can solve the crime? Why, Tom Cruise, of course.
Yep. I’m a model now.
Sketchfest Seattle '05 is done and gone. 
So, it’s time for Hypnagogia to rest for a time. We have other opportunities to tour coming early next year, but until then, I’ll be busying myself with a number of scripts, animations and pitches for forthcoming projects (more on those later).
Last night, members of 
In other news, the 
Don’t forget, Hypnagogia! will be playing for two nights at the Seattle Sketchfest. See the dates and times below.
Hypnagogia! has finally returned from the New York Sketchfest - and what a fest it was! Not only were the Sketchfest staff and groups cool, professional and fun to hang out with, but rarely in my six years of touring the sketchfest circuit have I seen so many consistently funny groups. 
So yes, it was a great weekend. An online review even said that my show was “more Bertolt Brecht than Saturday Night Live.” Whew! Strong stuff!
