we could take it to the street.

[teapots_on_fire]

first things first. i know i'm a joss whedon nerd. or i guess a nerd in general. but everyone needs to go watch this:

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i don't care. its kind of awesome. you can buy it from itunes for like $4 or watch the whole thing on youtube for free. kind of love it. doogie is so making a comeback

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[sagahar]

Dr. Horrible was soooo good. I can't wait for Whedon to do another series. Maybe this time Fox won't cancel it.

So heartbreaking... squee.

[teapots_on_fire]

from my knowledge he is working on a series? i know fox didn't like the pilot or something and he may be reshooting it. which sucks. ughhh.

whedon is my master and commander.

[sagahar]

I think it was Dollhouse? Something like that? A futuristic world type thing with clones. Or something. I think.

[teapots_on_fire]

yep its dollhouse. its got eliza dushku in it. its sad because apparently all of these people LOVED the pilot. and of COURSE fox watched it and didn't. which just shows me that probably the original version is amazing and we'll never get to see it. figures.

[sagahar]

The future is webcast. Whedon had something going by putting Dr. Horrible online. I mean, it's coming out on DVD (I think) and he's sure to be making some dough using iTunes... I believe that if he independently made his work and put it on the internet, he could be a pioneer for this kind of thing. Hell, look at funnyordie.com... that's essentially Will Ferrell saying 'fuck it' and making sure good comedy got out to people while making a quick buck on advertising. Whedon could do the same thing, and we'd fucking love him for it. Right?

Wow, that was rambly. I guess what I'm saying is that he should put anything Fox hates on the internet. It's still better than the other crap on TV.

[teapots_on_fire]

no. seriously. i kind of think some artists are starting a revolution. and its amazing. i mean look at radiohead, they were without a record company and they put their album up on the internet and said PAY WHAT YOU WANT. and you could pay nothing and get it. and some people did pay nothing. but A LOT of people paid something because they love the band and wanted to support the music. and they made a lot of money (which of course NIN went and copied them but whatever power to the people). and it BLEW people away, the whole idea of it. and a bunch of other artists were jealous (because they would never have the balls to do it or they're too imprisoned in their numerous record company deals to be able to legally do it

[sagahar]

I like your style.

I agree. I'm excited to see what happens in the next, say, five years. I'll bet more and more artists just skip the middle man and put their own content online. It'll be a beautiful thing.

Until the internet companies start charging for bandwidth. Whee.