Bradford Richardson at 2012-12-31 18:57:17:

Such a deeply thoughtful toast... a tad long, so I snuck a few sips of champagne along the way : ) HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Teddy Pasternak at 2012-12-31 19:20:52:

Scott, I raise my imaginary glass of Veuve Clicquot to you and to the rest of the GITS community. Thank you for this year and for all that you do day in and day out. Cheers and Happy New Year!

John Arends at 2012-12-31 20:17:27:

A hundred thousand thanks to you, Scott, for being who you are, for giving what you give, and for shaping the creative lives of thousands, every day. That you do it with intelligence, creativity, gut checks, humor, and psalms in praise of and illuminating Story...is a blessed feast for the soul. Happy New Year, and Slante!

Traci Nell Peterson at 2012-12-31 20:46:01:

Thank you, Scott! With your mentoring and your powerful wishes, how can we not succeed in 2013? All the best Scott, and the GITS community.

Debbie Moon at 2013-01-01 05:30:54:

Thanks, Scott - and thanks to everyone who's contributed to GITS and made it such a tremendous resource and community for screenwriters. I've learned so much here over the past year, and been honoured to have the chance to give a little back on the GOYOQ forums. Blwyddyn Newydd Dda i chi (Happy New Year to you) from Wales!

Joan Adamaitis Agerholm at 2013-01-01 11:10:08:

Now, Teddy, Veuve Clicquot is what Captain Renaud ordered when he was in "Rick's" and wanted to impress Major Strasser and . . . oh, sorry. You already know that. It's immortilized on the Casablanca DVD collection! Well then, Teddy, let me lift a glass of chilled Sovietskaya Champanskoye to you and say: "To your health, my friend". Happy New Year 2013! "S-Novim Godom g. 2013" to ALL film students studying through GITS, in whatever DVD Region you happen to live in! John A ps: trivia fact: here in Moscow, the World's Most Expensive City, a bottle of Veuve Clicquot goes for around $ 150 USD - Cash. MMmmmmm. Suddenly, that Soviet bubbly doesn't look so bad after all . . . errr, looks pretty good . . . excuse me . . . "Honey - pick up two, would you?"