I've had the pleasure of seeing Wil Anderson live a couple of times and have been pleased to find I hadn't already heard all his jokes - whenever I have seen him I've only ever heard a handful of the jokes before. Which is refreshing.
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I've had the pleasure of seeing Wil Anderson live a couple of times and have been pleased to find I hadn't already heard all his jokes - whenever I have seen him I've only ever heard a handful of the jokes before. Which is refreshing.

I thought that he was absolutely brilliant on the Glasshouse. When the show first started I was a sceptic of the whole show and of Wil Anderson as I thought who could possibly take a turn at a panel news show on the ABC and take on a Paul McDermott-esque role to any sort of standard. But he was absolutely brilliant. I hope we don't have to wait for a writers strike in the US to see this bloke back on the tellie.

Wil Anderson is a funny, funny man. He’s done a lot of stuff; stand-up, radio, TV, newspaper, wrote a book, and he even has a MySpace account.

Said to have a crippling fear of nail polish remover and socks, he’s probably most well...
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Wil Anderson is a funny, funny man. He’s done a lot of stuff; stand-up, radio, TV, newspaper, wrote a book, and he even has a MySpace account.

Said to have a crippling fear of nail polish remover and socks, he’s probably most well known for hosting the ABC show “The Glass House”, which had its final show at the end of November 2006, having been axed despite having its highest ratings ever.

Wil Anderson is one of the few people who can make me laugh no matter where he is, or what he’s talking about. And he listens to the same kind of music as me, so that’s got to be another plus for him, doesn’t it?