"You get the Watcher. You get the mom. You get the little Scooby gang. What do I get? Jack squat."
July 26
2008
Dr. Horrible gets extra screenings at Comic-Con.
Apparently, the initial one was at way over-capacity.
According to Felicia Day, there were 2000 people in line for first screening.
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sumogrip | July 26, 04:47 CET
NYPinTA | July 26, 04:50 CET
Charmuse | July 26, 05:00 CET
crazygolfa | July 26, 05:02 CET
embers | July 26, 05:04 CET
re: twilight fans
That was embarrassing, even some of the twilight fans have been posting videos saying so.
dulce_serenidad | July 26, 05:55 CET
Anonymous1 | July 26, 06:16 CET
Lionnesss: Joss is in 6B 15 minutes ago from web
cabri: Joss is here. :) 18 minutes ago from txt
*sigh* Hope they are having fun. :D
ETA: thegreatbarred: @drhorrible are you guys doing a panel at the 10.45pm screening? There's signs in the line saying you are!
[ edited by NYPinTA on 2008-07-26 06:55 ]
[ edited by NYPinTA on 2008-07-26 06:57 ]
NYPinTA | July 26, 06:54 CET
I'm dying to know- is everyone singing along? And how many dressed up for the occasion?
missb | July 26, 08:12 CET
There's no way the D*C screening will hold the people. Isn't it scheduled for a track room? They couldn't even accommodate everyone for the Buffy sing-along and that was in a large conference room.
thatweirdgirl | July 26, 08:39 CET
The Whedons and the cast came into 6B at the beginning and the end of the screening. Mostly just waved to the audience, so no new info.
The volume was fairly loud so I couldn't hear if others were singing, or maybe I was just singing too loudly myself to hear anyone else around me. But I heard someone say at the end that, wow, how on earth do people know the words to this already? Well...
Not much audience participation that I saw, although I saw a flash synched to the firing of the freeze ray, which was neat. I only saw a few dressed up, but I think there were more Horribles and Hammers in the other showings.
There was lots of cheering after each number and a standing ovation at the end, even before Joss and company showed up to wave at the audience again.
deanna b | July 26, 09:38 CET
Caroline | July 26, 09:57 CET
Also: hope you enjoyed that Caroline should be done, just about now :). The sound in Amsterdam-zuid is much better (because, well, Pathé) then where I watched it thursday (in an old movie theatre in Leiden).
GVH | July 26, 12:31 CET
AWESOME!
That's what I wanted to hear! =]
Sound amazing!
maxsummers | July 26, 13:12 CET
There are two pending right now, I don't know much about the other one but we def will be doing ours Sunday night at 11:30 PM in the Podcasting Track room. Holds 110. The other one is also in a track room, not sure of the capacity, but ours will include a lot of audience participation and some fun goodies.
AthenaMuze | July 26, 18:16 CET
Ours will indeed be in a track room. However, it's a lot bigger than the track room you guys are used to with the Whedon Track. I don't remember the exact number of people it can hold but I think our old track room could safely fit inside it two or three times.
Will it be able to hold everyone? Probably not. But, if the turn out is as good as we're all thinking, we might be moving this little affair to one of the ballrooms next year, though it may cost us a Buffy Horror Show. But then again, maybe it won't. Who knows?
Skitty | July 27, 17:19 CET
I can tell you for a fact (since I'm on the programming committee for D*Con) that the WU screening will be in a larger room. The director probably hasn't had a chance to update his online schedule with the information. It won't be in a huge room because those were already pretty full when the request came in. The Buffy sing-a-long will also be in a larger room this year.
Tialessa | July 28, 18:17 CET
The Whedon Universe Track folks started planning this back in late May and we got really serious in early July so we should have a great showing and a huge turnout.
So let me clear up a few things since the questions are rolling in.
Is your performance pending? No. It's on the official Dragon*Con schedule and production is underway.
Will this be in a track room? No. Originally that was the plan. Not Anymore. Big Room here we come!
Will it be a screening? Not exactly. It will be on the screen but in Rocky Horror Fashion it will be acted out live. We will be singing the songs live as will the audience.
How come I have not updated Dr Horrible on your schedule? The location is pending....nuff said. Information will flow when it is the correct information.
Will there be audience participation and lots of fun goodies at yours? Of course. Always. That's half the fun.
If you have any questions about Whedon related activities and want a straight answer about it then visit the web address below and ask one our fine staff about it. We will be glad to fill you in on the fun that we have planned.
Wayne Hutchinson
Dragon*Con Staff
Whedon Universe Track Director
www.whedonuniverse.com
h0stile17 | July 28, 21:24 CET
That's part of the reason we at Between the Lines Studios (the group that brought you Buffy Between the Lines and Joss'd and other podcasts) are putting on a performance of our own - 11:30PM, in the Podcasting Track. We have a full cast, some suggestions and help from Clinton (organizer of the Buffy OMWF screenings), permission to show Dr. Horrible (from Joss) and goodies and give aways for fans! We're hoping a lot of people come dressed and ready to sing!
We're very excited that fans are getting two chances to see Dr. Horrible, because I know from personal experience it sucks having to choose between great things at DragonCon. Ours will be pretty limited in seating, so by all means, please check out the Whedontrack event if you can make it. If not, make sure to get in line early!
BrownCoat_Tabz | August 04, 03:19 CET
Organizer of SOME of the OMWF screenings, hardly the only such organizer, since local groups were doing sing-alongs on their own.
His would be the touring show that attracted so much attention -- both positive and negative, being as it was a for-profit endeavor. (No idea if it ever actually MADE any profit, but that's ultimately not relevant.)
The One True b!X | August 04, 03:25 CET
I was merely using the parenthesis to explain which Clinton I was referring to.
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BrownCoat_Tabz | August 04, 06:17 CET