Lesbo-rama
ETA: YES! I have finally found the link to the original QuickTime video of “The L Word Serenade” at Disposable Television productions! The “Serenade” video is found under “Comedy Web Series”. Needless to say, neither YouTube nor Funny or Die! match the clarity or sound of the QuickTime original.
First off, I was, of all things, surfing afterellen.com when I discovered this episode of “Brunch with Bridget”. Bridget is interviewing the scrumptious Rebecca Drysdale, who made the Time Traveling Lesbian videos, and this perfect gem: “The L Word Serenade”.
The “Serenade” video also appears on YouTube but the sound quality is much better at the Funny or Die! link above. I stripped the MP3 from the video using MPlayer for Linux and I listen to it about once a day. (The video itself is very good, though, and deserves watching. As is her interview by the rather annoying Bridget, who nevertheless draws Rebecca into a funny pillow fight and allows her to rattle on about Bugsy Malone, a way-too-young Jodie Foster and boys in caps. Wah wah wah.)
In other news, I read a wonderful manga called “Maka-Maka” about two girls, Jun and Nene, who start out as friends-with-benefits and move onto something more. You can look up ordering info for the book at Anime News Network and read Dirk Deppey’s overview of it and other yuri titles at The Comics Journal.
If you are impatient, or anxious to do some crimes, an unofficial scanlation by Lililicious is still floating around thar Intartubes; you can probably find it, though, if you look.
First off, I was, of all things, surfing afterellen.com when I discovered this episode of “Brunch with Bridget”. Bridget is interviewing the scrumptious Rebecca Drysdale, who made the Time Traveling Lesbian videos, and this perfect gem: “The L Word Serenade”.
The “Serenade” video also appears on YouTube but the sound quality is much better at the Funny or Die! link above. I stripped the MP3 from the video using MPlayer for Linux and I listen to it about once a day. (The video itself is very good, though, and deserves watching. As is her interview by the rather annoying Bridget, who nevertheless draws Rebecca into a funny pillow fight and allows her to rattle on about Bugsy Malone, a way-too-young Jodie Foster and boys in caps. Wah wah wah.)
In other news, I read a wonderful manga called “Maka-Maka” about two girls, Jun and Nene, who start out as friends-with-benefits and move onto something more. You can look up ordering info for the book at Anime News Network and read Dirk Deppey’s overview of it and other yuri titles at The Comics Journal.
If you are impatient, or anxious to do some crimes, an unofficial scanlation by Lililicious is still floating around thar Intartubes; you can probably find it, though, if you look.