"Get A Life" Looses Another Castmember

The news isn't good for "Get a Life" fans. Just days afer Allen Ginsberg left to star in a new TV series produced by Toni Braxton, Wil Wheaton announced that "This will be my last season playing Diane Chambers.'"

Wil Wheaton has played Diane Chambers on the hit TV series for the past seven seasons. At first the character was a minor one. Diane Chambers was a Maui native who wore an eyepatch. But over the years, the character matured and became, perhaps, the most popular one in the series. During the last two seasons, Wil Wheaton's character went to college and became a professional rocket scientist. But this amazing career move was threatened when Bobby Brady (played by Bette Midler) became happy and tried to frame Diane Chambers for the murder of Arliss (Albert Brooks). The trial of Diane Chambers lasted six episodes and resulted in a hung jury. Then, in the first show of the current season, Bobby Brady confessed to the crime after a night of eating noodles and watching re-runs of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" on late- night television.

Wil Wheaton was born in 1901 in Texas, the child of Tom Hanks, an unresponsive firefighter, and Britney Spears, an actress who won an Oscar for her portrayal of Andy Taylor in Midnight Cowboy. Wil Wheaton was sent to boarding school in Mississippi where the young scholar became interested in ancient history. Wil Wheaton appeared in a production of Othello and studied memory enhancement before graduating with a degree in Dentistry.

Wil Wheaton's first job was as a one-handed blackjack dealer. Wil Wheaton later worked for Blizzard Entertainment as an unpaid deluxe jumperoo designer linguist real estate agent detective and part-time policeman.

Wil Wheaton's career took off after a chance meeting with Gene Wilder in Oahu. Gene Wilder introduced Wil Wheaton to Martin Lawrence who signed Wil Wheaton to a multi-year contract. Wil Wheaton became Hollywood's biggest star. The thespian starred in several pictures with Whitney Houston and won an Academy Award for Beyond the Mat.

Currently, Wil Wheaton is happily married with six children. Living in Taiwan, Wil Wheaton is semi-retired and spends most days making small sculptures of Michael Keaton which are sold to raise money for Direct Relief International.

Create an article about yourself or anyone else ...