Nilly, I haven't watched part three, and I'm betting it will be on you tube, or somewhere.

I was thinking about that yesterday, when I realized that I wasn't going to make it to work to watch it, and then I started thinking about the whole GD II incident, and how life would have been so much easier had youtube been around.

it's just that I didn't get to watch the 3rd part, and can't have a way to watch it now

Why not? It's still online at drhorrible.com.

Sophia, WRT your Wall-E reading, I had read that one of the things they were trying to get "right" is to demonstrate the long term effects of weighlessness, which leads to loss of bone structure and increased weight. For me, that explanation woulda been more compelling if the inhabitants of the ship actually experienced weightlessness.

So far the biggest takeaway from Dr. Horrible that I have is that after it finally drove me to make my first purchase on iTunes, I come to find out that my computer is a complete piece of shit and I need to buy a new one. sob

Joss answers questions: [link]

From the chat:

Arlington, VA: Does The Tick live near Dr. Horrible? Moist totally gives it away.

Joss Whedon: The Tick lives IN Dr Horrible. Ben Edlund was going to do the piece with us but had to drop out. "Bad Horse" was a character he'd pitched incessantly on Angel ("How could he make a radioactive device using only HOOVES?!?!?!?") so I wanted that in, and the first thing Ben pitched for this was Moist. But he had to bail right at the beginning. Much sadness, as he's also a great song-writer. (And has an amazing singing voice. On the serious. Get him to do an album.)

Bad Horse was totally going to be leader of the Senior Partners, I think.

Bad Horse was totally going to be leader of the Senior Partners, I think.

Disguised as a really big hart, I assume.

Hee!

Someone needed to ask him to type out the actual names of the songs!