A glimps into the personal life of an evil scientist

I stayed up late last night to watch Act III, and I LUV'ed it! :) The ending was definitely interesting, and I had to watch it a second time to verify if my suspicions were correct. I'm still not 100% sure, but either way it goes, it was a great short with awesome music.

I was just sent the link to this earlier, and I wholeheartedly agree after watching all three acts. Neil Patrick Harris as a singing villain in a musical short written by Joss Whedon? Definitely a win.

It's a lot of fun. Reminds me of Soon I Will Be Invincible, that book by Austin Grossman. Anyone read that?

It looked like it's so cheesy that it's going to be great fun, but so far I've only had the episodes downloaded from iTunes for the past couple of days and haven't been able to watch it yet. But soon ...

You can buy the episodes on iTunes if you don't get to watch them before Monday. Open this link in a new window if you already have iTunes.

I'm still not sure how it managed to not suck. I blame Whedon. Stupid jerk, raising the bar all the time...

This was hilarious, I'm very pleased. Hopefully, this kind of thing will become more popular and we'll get many more zany Supervillian musicals and whatnot.

Horrible. Dr. Now that's a title for a creationist.

So what is it doing as a title on an hysterically funny tale?

Oh, wait. Hysterical, funny and tale - yup, that fits creationism too. Dood.

Greetings from the Supreme Dalek!!!!

Your minds have been poisoned by this Joss Whedon. DO NOT WATCH this nonsense. Otherwise, we will exterminate... exterminate... EXTERMINATE!!!!

Obey... OBEY.... OBEY!!!!!

Uh...
Kwok, that's the wrong doctor. But since we're only getting four more NuWho episodes in the next two years, this will do for now.

Hi jrob,

I thought Neil Patrick Harris was doing a great job impersonating Davros. I was expecting Tom Baker to walk in any minute, with Lalla Ward at his side.

Cheers,

John

"Horrible. Dr. Now that's a title for a creationist."

Though the slimy, rocks-for-brains guy of the musical was clearly Capt. Hammer. If any character was a creationist, it was him.

NPH is frakking awesome.

Loved it.

Am I the only one who noticed Harris called the watchers of Dr. Hammer's speech "sheeples"? I guess it caught my ear because I use the word all the time.

Made me go "Hmmmmmmmm".

I mean MR. Hammer, not DR.

WOW!

I'm surprised ERV hasn't stomped over, shrieked endlessly about how everything is caused by retroviruses and put in her two bits to tout the latest AIDS quacksalvering 'research':

http://scienceblogs.com/gnxp/2008/07/evolution_a_reason_for_the_afr.php…

Doctor Horrible is great fun! Lookin' forward to more . . .

Does Whedon read ERV?

Reference his use of "Tard" in Captain Hammer's last song in act III.

Hi TL,

'Tis more likely that Whedon has read PT or Pharyngula, since those seem be more widely cited in the blogosphere than ERV.

Regards,

John

Finks u meenz "Some glimps"

TL-- Whedon does read this blog. Hes making a sequel to 'Serenity' starring me and Summer Glau. Its going to be called 'ERV and River Tam Beat Up Everyone.'

Hi Abbie,

Actually I heard through the grapevine that Whedon is thinking of picking up my proposed science fiction comedy, "Star Trek: The McCourt Factor", which chronicles the exploits of the starship USS Limerick and its commander, one Francis "Frankie" McCourt. Apparently he likes my idea of casting actor - and writer (and acquaintance of mine) - Malachy McCourt as a former Bajorian terrorist.

Of course the opening monologue will be:

"Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Limerick. Its ongoing mission: To seek out new life, new civilizations, and to boldly go..... where no Irish have gone before"

Live Long and Prosper,

John

Hi Abbie,

A few years ago I used to comment satirically about columns written by Malachy McCourt for a local neighborhood newspaper here in New York City in my letters that were published by that newspaper, observing that he'd be better off auditioning for a part in "Star Trek: The McCourt Factor" than writing more rather inane remarks which I found myself disagreeing with completely (Oddly enough, we remained on good terms, and I heard that he asked a friend of mine how I was, during a recent public appearance he made here in New York City. In the interest of full disclosure, which I've noted elsewhere, especially at Amazon.com, I studied with his famous brother, the memoirist.).

So sorry, fellow ERV readers, I haven't lost my mind yet (Even though I am well aware that Uncommon Dissent IDiot Borg drone DaveScot Springer believes I am a lunatic.).

Regards,

John

Heads up: Dave Scot sez hi.

hehehehehe CUUUUUTE! DS has really been trying really hard to get my attention lately. If I didnt know his heart belonged to Janie, Id think he had a crush on me :P

Dear olegt:

Please remind DaveScot Springer that he owes me a brand new black Zeiss Ikon rangefinder camera, and a Zeiss Biogon 21mm f4.5 lens with lens hood and a 21mm viewfinder as sufficient compensation for calling me the "Jekyll and Hyde of Paleobiology". He has my e-mail address, and I expect to hear from him soon regarding his arrangements for purchasing these items and then having them delivered to me.

Respectfully yours,

John

Joss Whedon is a genius.

hehehehehe CUUUUUTE! DS has really been trying really hard to get my attention lately.

That sand sculpture pic in DaveScot's post was so fugly. Is he trying to say that the Intelligent Designer is a horny teenager with no aesthetic sense?