100th Episode

We got this invite a couple of weeks ago, but because our calender was so booked kept putting off thinking about it until a few days ago. Up until yesterday we were still debating going, 'cause gosh darn it we are just exhausted! So, we decided to go anyway!


As usual it turned out to be quite the to do! And we were glad to have had the chance to attend. Besides meeting this very cool guy John there were tons of people there. We bumped into John early on in the evening and ended up having dinner with him and another couple, Julian and Amy. We didn't get too much time to chat but enough to trade blogsites. I told him that I was going to write about him on my blog. So John here you are! John actually has a very beautiful website called doodledose. His work is fantastic and he even has a store on etsy! He was telling us that he had recently self published 100 copies of a first in a series of his sketch books. He now only has 3 left!




The party was hosted by Fox and since they have such deep pockets they went all out! Everyone and anyone who is working, or had worked on the show, or had even the slightest connection to the show was invited. Among the well known in attendance included Mila Kunis (castmemeber and ex of That 70s Show), Patrick Warburton (Seinfeld, the Tick, Rules of Engagement), Patrick Duffy (Dallas), Jane Lynch (Best in Show), Joshua Malina (ABCs Big Shots), and Samm Levine (Freaks and Geeks). And did I mention it was an open bar?

Mila pictured with yours truly.

There were several rooms one of which looked like a Moroccan palace, while the main room was redone in to look like a cruise ship. It looked quite amazing! There was a 40 piece orchestra featuring Seth McFarlane's favorite bandleader (I forget his name but this is the third event I've seen him perform). And look, as a special treat Seth sings:




We left very early, about 8:30p so who knows who else showed up! Being the Hollywood party that it was the prerequisite paparazzi could be seen lurking about. We would have stayed longer if it wasn't a school night and we didn't have to worry about the boys keeping my parents up too late. It was very fun and on top of all that excitement we got a gift to mark the special occasion. I was kidding with Kenny on the drive home wondering how many of these might make their way onto ebay. We have two. One MIB!