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Thursday, February 19, 2009

Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog


"Dr Horrible's Sing Along Blog "(2008) is a 43 minute musical film about an aspiring super villain who must balance his career, his nemesis and his pursuit of a beautiful do-gooder.
This is a musical created and written by Joss Whedon.
"Hulu", the main provider and free website that first broadcasted the film is only available in the US, so I decided to get the musical from itunes and broadcast it here, because it's not fair to Whedon's fans outside of the US.

Cast:

Neil Patrick Harris as "Dr Horrible"
Nathan Fillion as " Captain Hammer"
Felicia Day as "Penny"
Simon Helberg as "Moist"
Nick Towne as "Bad Horse Chorus #1"
Jed Whedon as "Bad Horse Chorus #2"
Rob Reinis as "Bad Horse Chorus #3 "
Otto Michael Penzato as "Van Driver"
Lance Lanfear as "Hawaiian Shirt Guy"


Enjoy !


Act1, Part 1




Act 1, Part 2




Act 2, Part 1




Act 2, Part 2




Act 3, Part 1



Act 3, Part 2





"Dr Horrible Sing-along blog" is a property of Joss and Jed Whedon.

Joss Whedon leaving TV for the Web ?


According to a recent interview in "Rolling Stone", the creator of sucesses like Buffy, Firefly and Dollhouse (well not yet for this last show) might be considering leaving TV networks to focus on broadcasting over the internet in the future. The reason behind this may be related to the pressures and limitations that TV networks put on producers to deliver a show, and the fact that profitability is often prioritized over quality. Then again, I'm just speaking my mind on the TV industry, area where I'm no expert but just an avid observer.


Short excerpt from the interview on the success of " Dr Horrible sing-along blog"on the internet:

"What what was it about Internet series first appealed to you?
I had been very interested in the idea of making things on the cheap with the people that I love and trust — low risk, medium yield kind of stuff where you can just do what you think is right and not have to worry."


Read the rest of the interview in Rolling Stone.