I know I keep going on and on about Dr. Horrible, but I’m just so excited about a new Whedon project and Dollhouse is still in the future. First of all, here’s a link to the official myspace. But more importantly, the dates are here!!!! I’m so amazingly thrilled about this, I can’t stand it. The first part will air on Tuesday, July 15, the second part on Thursday, July 17, and the third part on Saturday, July 19. All three parts will remain up until Sunday, July 20. All to be viewed free! After that, Dr. Horrible will be available for download.
In honor of the dates being revealed, I’m going to repost some of what Joss had to say over at Whedonesque.

Keep out of the shadows and avoid spoilers. This is good advice coming from the latest two part Doctor Who episodes, “Silence in the Library” and “Forest of the Dead”. In these episodes the Doctor and Donna encounter creatures so deadly, the best advice he has is to run. From a man as resourceful as the Doctor, this is a very bad sign.


As I mentioned in my last post I am a fan of Love Hina. I’ve had the series collection of 24 episodes for several years and have watched it numerous times, but I only recently picked up the set of three movie sequels to the series. Given that the series ending gives no real resolution to the series picking up the movies is long, long overdue.

I’ve wanted to see The Host from the first time I saw the trailer. I was finally able to get hold of it recently. Could it really live up to that kind of promise? I was kind of skeptical, because that trailer is awesome. This had to be an example of the ads being better that the movie. Right?

Look what I just found! Here’s a link to the official site for Doctor Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. What, you might ask, is that? Well, I’m not exactly positive. I know this much, Joss Whedon and his brothers, Jed and Zack are involved, as is Nathan Fillion (Mal Reynolds on Firefly, and Caleb on Buffy), Neil Patrick Harris and Felicia Day (Vi on Buffy). All three actors and the writers are participating in a panel at Comic-Con in San Diego.

