Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog - Web Series

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http://doctorhorrible.net/

 

Gratis masterpiece i tre akter av Joss Whedon(Toy Story, Buffy, Angel, Firefly, Serenity) med:

 

Neil Patrick Harris (How i met your mother)

Felicia Day (Buffy, The Guild)

Nathan Fillion (Firefly, Buffy, Serenity)

• Release Dates
  1st Episode 15 July Act I
  2nd Episode 17 July Act II
  3rd Episode 19 July Act III
  
• Free Airing Ends
  20 July 2008

Mamma Mia What??? The Hammer is my Penis!!

 

The bag is catless.

http://whedonesque.com/comments/15781#216963

During the strike I started writing a musical intended as a limited internet series, 3 episodes of approximately 10 minutes each. Writing with me was my brother Jed, his fiancee Maurissa, and my other brother Zack. To my shock and surprise, we finished it. To my greater shock and surprise, we managed (with the help of many people I'll be praising at length soon) to drag it into preproduction (yes, just as DOLLHOUSE was given a start date two months away and all my comics were due.) And today, after a grueling week of writing everything ever while trying to be a producer, I got to start shooting. A musical.

 

This much I will say: It's the story of a low-rent super-villain, the hero who keeps beating him up, and the cute girl from the laundromat he's too shy to talk to. And I'm having the time of my life.

 

"DOCTOR HORRIBLE'S SING-ALONG BLOG"

 

Neil Patrick Harris.....as Dr. Horrible

Nathan Fillion..........as Captain Hammer

Felicia Day.............as Penny

 

And a cast of Dozens!

 

Coming soon.

 

-j.

joss | March 16, 07:22 CET

Enjoy, A man’s gotta do what a man’s gotta do ...

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Jahapp, då var den sista akten online då...

 

I äkta Whedon stil så är det alla genrer i ett: humor, död o bedrövelse...många av låtarna är riktigt bra...genialt, och nu är det bara 6 månader till Dollhouse

 

passa på se den medan den är tillgänglig(tom 20 juli) http://www.drhorrible.com/

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Kom igen nu era tråkmånsar, ölstopet i högsta hugg och sjung med mig!!! medan den är tillgänglig :ola: framtiden är här

http://www.drhorrible.com/

 

 

http://blog.nextnewnetworks.com/2008/07/19/were-watching-dr-horribles-sing-along-blog/

 

 

If you haven’t heard yet about Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, the new project from Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Serenity, and more), it’s a new 40+ minute musical in three acts that was produced independently by Whedon’s company, Mutant Enemy, and debuted on the web this past Tuesday for a limited run. You can watch the three parts for free until midnight tomorrow (Sunday) on the website, or buy them in the iTunes store, where they’ve ruled the TV charts all week.

 

I won’t review the musical here — that’s already been done well by USA Today, NPR, NewTeeVee, Time, Salon, and hundreds of fans over at Whedonesque — but I’ll just say that as a fan of everyone involved, it’s even better than I hoped. And it plays great on anything from an iPod to a big screen — I watched all three acts on my AppleTV and definitely got the kinds of laughs and thrills you want from the best television.

 

Joss Whedon has possibly the most dedicated and organized fan following online of anyone working in Hollywood right now — making him a natural person to see if there’s a way around the Hollywood system. Take for instance, his movie Serenity, which “only” made around $40 million at the box office (about equal to what the movie cost to make), but also mobilized its fans so well that it opened as the #1 movie in the country and debuted at #1 on Amazon’s DVD chart. Buffy and Angel are still going strong on DVD box set sales, Dark Horse’s Buffy comics were some of the top-sellers of the last year, and until Fox put the kibosh on it, Buffy: The Musical fan sing-alongs were selling out in theaters all over the country. Not to mention hundreds of fans showed up to support Joss and his colleagues during the WGA strike. That’s the kind of cult audience you should be able to build a direct relationship on the Internet with.

 

The first act went up on Tuesday, was immediately slashdotted, and any site associated with the show quickly crashed, with DrHorrible.com clocking over 200,000 hits per hour. With the series available nowhere else but iTunes (and a couple of lower-quality torrents), I’m sure it had plenty of paid downloads and made a good dent in the six-figure budget of the production (Whedon hopes to at least break even). According to Joss’s master plan, there will be a pretty cool DVD on the way soon after, and I’ve gotta imagine fan singalongs in a theater near you and a soundtrack album can’t be far behind. The songs are great — especially “Cannot Believe My Eyes” in Act II.

 

You might know Felicia Day from the Buffy series or, more recently, the great new internet show The Guild, which she created and launched this past year and scooped up a raft of awards and accolades, not to mention lots of fans here at Next New Networks. She costars with the incredibly great Neil Patrick Harris and Nathan Fillion, but the real thrill is watching Felicia in it because she’s now one of us, and realizing that she’s helping make Harris and Fillion and Whedon and every person involved in the production one of us, too.

 

Enough already — make some popcorn, watch the show, and see what Internet TV can be. With both this and Nite Fite debuting to lots of fan love, I’m starting to wonder if I’ll even have a cable subscription in a year.