Just saw that there was a new episode (Silverlight) of The .Net Show out, and it started with telling us that this is the last episode! I've been watching this show on and off since its startup in December 1999! The show has been running for almost 8 years which makes this the longest running series at Microsoft. However, all good things have to come to an end. But it’s sad. I’ve really enjoyed this show and for a time (before blogging and rss) it was one of my few sources to new .Net technology inside the walls of Microsoft. Robert Hess’s (the host) last words in the show were:

“Well, until next time, we'll see you on the Web and I might recommend you check out channel9.msdn.com. You never know who you might see show up there.”

So I guess this isn’t the last time we see Robert. Thanks for all your hard work on this show during the years, giving us the latest news and insight into .Net technology! Salute!