'Horrible' good news for Web

I t's hard to escape the feeling that this is a landmark week for Web video. Not only was it reported that established television-makers Joss Whedon and Seth MacFarlane are creating original material for the ...

[Gina]

Just FYI - at the end of the trailer, Dr. Horrible (NPH) is either having an 'evil laugh' at something he is creating, or maybe practicing his evil laugh, and then says "so, that's coming along." Which led me to believe the 'blog' part of the project's title means he keeps up with his followers via an online blog. I believe this was confirmed in a review posted by someone at TV Guide.

[Tim]

How is this "good" news for the web? Your view of the what the web should be, just another media outlet for the drivel that pervades our televisions (and newspapers) now, illustrates the little critical thought you've given to the web's potential and your article deserves no further thought (or even the thought I've already given it).

[Miss Zahrah]

If you can't get enough of that wacky singing mad scientist bent on world domination stuff (because it was only 3 episodes for a limited time)... then check out Doctor Steel! The ongoing movement for world domination with robots, toys, puppets and Mind Control Cookies!- definitely not here for a limited time only!

Check it out his music at www.doctorsteel.com under Audio Experimentation or on YouTube.(psst.. it's free, too!)