Jewel Staite greeted the crowd that packed the convention hall; it was standing room only. She welcomed "creative questions" as the fans lined up at the microphones.
Read MoreIt’s always a thrill to attend a convention and see our favorite stars (or Big Damn Heroes). They almost never disappoint, with great stories and lots of laughs. And, if we’re lucky enough to take a photo, eat breakfast/dessert or get an autograph from them, then our lives are probably pretty much complete.
Read MoreRon Glass was introduced and took the stage to a roar from the crowd. He exclaimed loudly "Wow…wow…familiar faces… Guess I can say wow again!" Microphones were not set up so the questions were yelled from the audience. –
Read MoreSo, did you like the screening? We’ve noticed a few blogs, and a few YouTube posts, etc. around the net. Los Angeles’ first screening of The Guild and Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog seems to have been a hit! As the Whedonopolis team begins to wind down and assume normal lives again, you’ll be able to see more posts here, from us, about the evening.
Read MoreHalloween Night in West Hollywood now has a new address – the Regency Fairfax Theater at the charity screening of Joss Whedon’s cyber hit Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. As early as 7:30 PM people, dressed in their Halloween best goggles-and-labcoat, were lined up outside the theater on a balmy Halloween night, ready for the big-screen debut not only of Dr. Horrible but also The Guild, another internet-only show. The prints for both Dr. Horrible and The Guide were produced by Whedonopolis’ own DVD author, Josh Rubinstein, as exclusive movie-sized open-caption prints along with karaoke-style lyrics so that those who have not committed the libretto to memory could still sing right along.
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