The following information on Wil has been gathered from various sources, but mainly what he's said himself. The truth of it all I cannot verify as he's been known to lie in interviews, it allows him to feel like a James Bond villain   Wil is 26 His shows have included Diet Life, I am the Wilrus, Wilennium, Terra Wilius, 5ive and Who Want$ To Be A Wilionaire His Dad is a dairy farmer He's a Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dawson's Creek and Party of Five fan He's known to paint his nails He has written for the Australian (in Melbourne) He thinks the scariest movie villain is Alan Rickman in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves He would swing for Paul McDermott, Rove McManus, Brad Bevan, Ethan Hawke, Johnny Depp, Scott Brennan and Gabriel Byrne He's been on Good News Week a few times, both on the ABC and on Channel Ten He has also been on Under Melbourne Tonight a Student TV initiative on Channel 31 in Melbourne He used to be a Journalist and wrote for Australian Financial Review He did the Maxibon ads with The Chase for Skase, Pete the Pig and some GI Joe dolls He starred in World Cup Comedy on Channel 7 This is what his management, TOKEN have to say about him:     Wil Anderson has had an interesting career path for a stand up comic. He actually began his media career as a journalist for the Financial Review covering politics in the Canberra press gallery. He then decided that he needed a real job and became a stand up comic and managed to become one of the nation's most accomplished comedians. Since then he has sold out live shows around the country, picked up a Perrier Best Newcomer nomination in the Edinburgh Fringe and has become a firm favourite on Good News Week and Triple J. Wil's brand of comedy blends comedy and pop culture into a seamless monologue ranging from serious to surreal. "A sharp blend of idealism and cynicism. Fresh, energetic and articulate" The Age "Anderson is, without doubt, one of the nation's finest comedic talents" The Adelaide Advertiser   Wil is appearing in 5ive Thirty(with Adam Spencer), and Who Want$ to be a Wilionaire? @ The Melbourne International Comedy Festival   LIVE COMEDY 1996 - Now Numerous performances in clubs, pubs, campuses and theatres nationally. 1997 Diet Life (Solo Show) Melbourne Comedy Festival (Melbourne Town Hall) 1997 Support for Corky and The Juice Pigs, Melbourne Comedy Festival. 1997 Show Pony - 10 week season with Corinne Grant Builder's Arms Hotel in Melbourne 1998 I Am The Wirus (Solo Show) Adelaide Fringe Festival, Melbourne Comedy Festival. 1999 Stand Up Season at the Adelaide Festival Centre with TRIPOD 1999 Wilennium (Solo Show) Melbourne Comedy Festival; Sydney - "The Globe"; Edinburgh Fringe Festival - "The Gilded Balloon". 1999 Terra Wilius (Solo Show) Melbourne Fringe Festival 2000 Terra Wilius - Adelaide Fringe Festival.   TELEVISION 1997 Mouthing Off - The Comedy Channel, several appearances as a panellist 1997 - 1998 Good News Week - ABC-TV, regular Panellist. 1998 & 1999 Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala - Nine Network 1999 Good News Week - Network Ten, regular Panellist 1999 Super Debates - Nine Network, Debater 1999 World Series Comedy - Fox Television for Seven Network, Team Member. 1999 Standing Up - ABC-TV Wil has also made other appearances on programs such as IMT and Hey, Hey It's Saturday. RADIO Various interviews on a range of programs and stations nationally. 1999 Weekly guest and occasional co-host on Triple J Breakfast show with Adam Spencer. 2000 Co-Host - Triple J Breakfast with Adam Spencer on Monday and Tuesday WRITING 1997 The Big Issue - Columnist 1998 - 99 The Australian, Melbourne Extra - Weekly Columnist CORPORATE Numerous Performances for companies including Mobil, Nestle Peter's, Pauls Ltd and City Of Port Phillip. AWARDS 1999 Nominated - Perrier Best Newcomer Award, Edinburgh Fringe Festival.