FIrst off, let me just say thanks for the ridiculously positive response that Turing Test has gotten. It feels awesome that 90,000+ people have seen my work, and it's work I'm actually kind of proud of, unlike some of my older cartoons that got ridiculously popular. Not to mention getting weekly first, and being on the top 50 list for a day (as undeserved as it was, it was still cool to see). Also, apparently I won 30 bucks. Glad I took a look at the Robot Day winners again. Totally missed that the first time. Sadly though I've gotten so many reviews in the last week (when I was internetless) that I honestly don't think I'm going to be able to respond to them all as I usually do. I'll try and sift through some of them when I have a bunch of time, but there's just way to many to respond to in such a small amount of time (what with leaving for Comic-Con in less that 20 hours and everything). Just know that I do read all of them, and I do appreciate all of them, good or bad.

The second thing I'd like to mention is, due to overwhelming request here is a DIRECT LINK TO THE STORY that Turing Test was based off of. Also, one thing I'd like to add, is it probably was a bad idea to credit myself with the concept for the story in the credits, a more appropriate title would have been "Adapted By" or something along those lines. People have pointed that out, and they are right. I'm not trying to steal credit for this guys idea, it's just incorrect wording on my part.

Thirdly, I shall be at Comic-Con, and I'm very excited to see all the Newgrounders again! Hopefully we all get a chance to talk and whatever. Should be fun! I fully intend to bring my nice new video camera I got, so I'm sure that I'll be able to post some sort of video crap or whatever upon my return.

And finally, my next cartoon in the pipeline is a Jim and Pals Short, which a surprisingly large amount of people have asked about, so hopefully that eases some of your curiosity about whether or not the Jim series is ending.

That's all for now!
-Jimtopia (Twitter) (Formspring)

Also, because I couldn't resist... this: