In the airport restroom, Wray Nerely encounters a peculiar encounter with a fan. Following some unexpectedly helpful counsel from Sean Astin, he narrowly avoids being removed from his flight by the airline's air marshal, Cahoots.

Wray encountered Karen, his convention assistant – an almost unnerving efficiency about her, like a perfectly calibrated machine, a dispenser of seamless service. He signed autographs for eager fans and then settled in to rehearse his audit…

Bobbie attempts to assist Wray with his audition, though her efforts prove more detrimental than beneficial. Jerry Lansing, the "mocap-king," offers Wray pain medication. At the VIP party, Wray experiences no sensation of discomfort.

The morning following the VIP party brought a grim discovery for Wray: he’d recorded and submitted his audition tape during a night of intoxication, lost in a haze of drugs and alcohol. His initial reaction was to lash out at the fans, his…

Wray encounters a woman who captivates him utterly, leaving her breathless. Meanwhile, Bobbie participates in a cosplay competition, judged by the charmingly flirtatious Leslie Jordan and Sean Maher.

Bobbie's popularity is soaring under the enthusiastic attention of Leslie Jordan and Sean Maher. Wray receives his own action figure, "Wray Wray," and discovers a love unique to the paternal bond.

A tentative intimacy blossoms between Wray and Louise within the confines of a blue police box. Over dinner, hearts are wounded and affections fractured, culminating in the revelation of Wray Wray's burgeoning romantic involvement. Meanwhil…

The scope of Wray's involvement diminished as the video game project progressed. Milo Ventimiglia persuaded Wray to take his place at the opening of a new comic book store.

A quiet faith, shadowed by the creeping absence of hope, resonated with the distant echoes of Marco Polo's journeys.

Michael Dorn and Kevin Gevioux moderated a discussion panel on the subject of racism within animation, with Wray as a participant. Wray, it seems, harbors prejudices of a particularly expansive nature. Fortunately, intervention from others …

The creator of Spectrum’s series released a previously unavailable episode, sparking a frenzy online. Bobbie, Wray, and his ninety-year-old roommate – a former stuntman for actresses named Dale – gathered to watch it together.

The Dutch influence is evident throughout. The design allows for expansion and growth.

A sense of unease settles over the scene with Wray's stammering. The restroom becomes a frequent location for events. Then, unexpectedly, a commercial for a Dutch brothel appears on the screen.