[Ferris_Bueller]

Hey Lurck, I saw Dr. Horrible for the first time tonight.  Not bad, if only because of its unconventional ending.

All Right NOW, most excellent FM.  I can live with a review of not bad, at least you gave it a tryout. 

As video, like from home streaming over the net free (youtube.com/cupjay has a link for that), or in person at this week's SD stage production, opening simultaneous with ComicCon?

YT teaser of San Diego's downtown "Pirate Chinese Production" limited run:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hhONnSuSaU

Other's might confess they loved DrH in spite of the unconventional ending, go figure.  Me and the channeled ghost of MGK were addicted by the musical numbers, and by Buffy/Firefly creator Joss "shoot the hostage" Whedon's achingly over-written script, a product of the '08 failed writers strike no less. 

Geeky, inhumanly pale and diminutive top drawer UT math grad, and HS teen violin virtuoso / sweetheart Felicia Day's stereotypical arc nevertheless is seductive, esp after 10, 20, or (no kidding) hundreds of repetitions of the tear-jerking soundtrack CD, sniff.  Sniff

Nathan Fillion knocking it outta the park goes without saying.  But who knew Firefly's Captain Mal could carry off a caddish singing superhero, The Hammer Is My.. whoopsie, better not go there in a family friendly forum.

Slow breaths, visualizing calm deep blue waters, deep Blue waters, feeling better now, sorry, still finding balance, nearly there, oh-kay, I'm good.

So, yes, I kinda liked it too, and thanks for weighing in.

Fair warning: watch / listen a few times more and you'll surely be hooked too.

PS: This weekend Joss alleged DrH's loong awaited sequel was actually gonna happen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l4vHAep33w

East coastal fanboy/girls's (we're everywhere) go all in..

[Ferris_Bueller]

Hey Lurck, I saw Dr. Horrible for the first time tonight.  Not bad, if only because of its unconventional ending.

All Right NOW, most excellent FM.  I can live with a review of not bad, at least you gave it a tryout. 

As video, like from home streaming over the net free (youtube.com/cupjay has a link for that), or in person at this week's SD stage production, opening simultaneous with ComicCon?

YT teaser of San Diego's downtown "Pirate Chinese Production" limited run:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hhONnSuSaU

Other's might confess they loved DrH in spite of the unconventional ending, go figure.  Me and the channeled ghost of MGK were addicted by the musical numbers, and by Buffy/Firefly creator Joss "shoot the hostage" Whedon's achingly over-written script, a product of the '08 failed writers strike no less. 

Geeky, inhumanly pale and diminutive top drawer UT math grad, and HS teen violin virtuoso / sweetheart Felicia Day's stereotypical arc nevertheless is seductive, esp after 10, 20, or (no kidding) hundreds of repetitions of the tear-jerking soundtrack CD, sniff.  Sniff

Nathan Fillion knocking it outta the park goes without saying.  But who knew Firefly's Captain Mal could carry off a caddish singing superhero, The Hammer Is My.. whoopsie, better not go there in a family friendly forum.

Slow breaths, visualizing calm deep blue waters, deep Blue waters, feeling better now, sorry, still finding balance, nearly there, oh-kay, I'm good.

So, yes, I kinda liked it too, and thanks for weighing in.

Fair warning: watch / listen a few times more and you'll surely be hooked too.

PS: This weekend Joss alleged DrH's loong awaited sequel was actually gonna happen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l4vHAep33w

East coastal fanboy/girls's (we're everywhere) go all in..