Taylor Sternberg

Yep. Peggle gets my vote. But I also have lost a lot of time on The Iconfactory's "Frenzic".

The problem with actors (and most freelancers) is that you don't know when the next paycheck will come. Residuals allow actors, writers, etc to eat and provide for their families after a project has finished. You never know when the next project will happen. A patent/licensing works the same way. In a sense, the producers in screen media license an actor's look and voice. Each time the producers use it, they have to pay for the license. An actor is a product, and if you license the product, you should have to pay for it.

If a project does well, in part to the quality of the acting, I believe that the actor should receive part of the success, as their hard work has helped that project succeed.

Dude, I give up. Wait. No I don't!

I will be counted!

Here I go again on my own! Going down the only road...

Holla'!

Groom me!

Another try

Can I win this time?

Go ahead Engadget. Make my day.