Yes Man

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He appeared on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross on 20 June 2008 to discuss his books, film and television projects. I'd had this big adventure, done everything I'd wanted to achieve... what's next? So I wasn't really going out, wasn't really doing much. I wasn't depressed in any way, but I just wasn't really making the best of life.

Wallace has written for and presented television shows such as Danny Wallace's Hoax Files (Sky One), Conspiracies (Sky One), School's Out (BBC1), and in 2006 he took over from Phillip Schofield as co-presenter of BBC1's Test the Nation. Smith, Kyle (December 19, 2008). "Oh, no! 'Yes' is a mess". The New York Post . Retrieved December 21, 2008. During shooting of a scene where Carrey's character bungee jumps off a bridge, Carrey interrupted and asked to do the stunt himself. [4] Carrey stated to the stunt double that he intended to do it in one take. When he jumps off, he is seen taking out a cell phone for the scene.So, maybe Yeses are meant to be shared. Maybe that's what all this is about. Maybe life's about finding opportunities to share with someone. That's all it is, when you think about it. A series of opportunities to share." Quizface' – A series of nonsensical quiz formats which would be portrayed as adventures or needlessly complex game shows, throughout which bemused and uninformed listeners and participants would be reminded that 'You should know the rules by now'. It was originally conceived as a one off, but Wallace and Matt Dyson eventually kept making the joke make less sense and more funny. Wallace claimed to listeners that they could find the rules on their issued 'listenerpads' or by reading the (not-real) London Gazette. Each quiz was eventually won by completing the 'well-known phrase', 'We are XFM'. The quiz was awarded a prestigious Sony Bronze Award in the category of 'Best Quiz'

In 2003, Wallace's book Join Me was published. The book explains how he "accidentally started a ' cult'" called Join Me. Yeah! There are two ways to get a message across. One is fear, and one is humour. And I'm not very scary, so I tend to go for the humour. It's a great way to get a message into someone's life. It's always exciting, but it's slightly out of my hands, because there's very little you can do to make that happen, other than creating the thing in the first place.I, Danny Wallace, being of sound mind and body, do hereby write this manifesto for my life. I swear I will be more open to opportunity. I swear I will live my life taking every available chance. I will say Yes to every favour, request, suggestion and invitation. I WILL SWEAR TO SAY YES WHERE ONCE I WOULD SAY NO.'