Exactly.

Pointy | January 03, 17:58 CET

Very well deserved.

nyrk | January 03, 18:07 CET

Plus you can watch Dr. Horrible and several of the other shows on the list in streaming HD on your HDTV (hooked to a computer) on Hulu.com! :)

Jayne's Hat | January 03, 18:16 CET

So... success? ;)

korkster | January 03, 18:21 CET

Very nice list to be apart of. Everything else in the top 10 is deserving (well except maybe Letterman).

It always makes me smile when Dr. Horrible gets the recognition that it deserves.

AliciaJo | January 03, 19:25 CET

Lost's "The Constant"? Really? It is a reasonably good episode, and probably the best of Lost's season, but...really? The best thing on television (besides hd)? Really?

Maybe I need to rewatch it, because right now I'm not really getting it.

WilliamTheB | January 03, 20:08 CET

Very well deserved, Dr Horrible love is always good. Not too sure about Lost, although I've not actually seen the ep so I could be wrong , I just think the show's a little over-rated. Loving that Pushing Daisies made the top 10, it's so odd it's brilliant.

property of Mr Gordo | January 03, 21:08 CET

The Constant was an amazing, revelatory, and damn good episode of television that totally deserves that spot (subjective as it is).

TamaraC | January 03, 21:18 CET

And they're right about why The Constant is so good: It's a near-perfect distillation of Lost's ability to balance its scifi aspect with its emotional aspect.

The One True b!X | January 03, 21:31 CET

Have to agree about The Constant. Excellent episode. Possibly the best of the series, during a season in which Lost came back with a vengeance after two weak years.

palehorse | January 03, 22:31 CET

It's fun to watch Lost's triumphant (re)ascent in the pop culturesphere. It was written off by so many naysayers for a while there that it became like the Little Engine That Could. That ending to Season Three blew my mind in a way that few other TV series have.

I'm glad, of course, to see "Horrible" so prominently featured on this list. I'm also thrilled by the inclusion of Omar from "The Wire." An outstanding character played by an outstanding actor.

[ edited by phlebotinin on 2009-01-03 22:36 ]

phlebotinin | January 03, 22:35 CET

Remember to Vote daily for Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog for People's Choice award! Just a few days left.

Voted today too! My count is 17 now!

http://www.pcavote.com/pca/votenow.jsp


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Anonymous1 | January 03, 23:12 CET

Damn right, Anonymous1. Vote, everyone! The more exposure and accolades Dr. Horrible gets, the better. I still can't believe that it is so high-ranking on Amazon's sales chart for DVDs. What an astounding success.

phlebotinin | January 03, 23:27 CET

huh. Well, I guess I'll be rewatching "The Constant" soon. :P

WilliamTheB | January 04, 00:58 CET

Adding to "The Constant" love, but realizing different strokes for different folks. I will say it's one of only two episodes in several years that I immediately rewound and rewatched because I was totally blown away, the other being BSG's "Exodus".

cabri | January 04, 01:40 CET

cabri, even if "The Constant" didn't hit me all that hard, I can't argue with "Exodus" (probably BSG's finest hour to date).

WilliamTheB | January 04, 03:46 CET

Dr. Horrible takes note on twitter.

cabri | January 04, 09:40 CET

*implodes under all the self-referentiality*

The One True b!X | January 04, 09:45 CET

For those who aren't following the previous thread (now in the Whedonesque archives) or Twitter about the Canadian Amazon.ca release of the DVD and CD, the DVD is back up for pre-ordering (with a release date of January 13 now). The CD's release date is the 13th, but for whatever reason it isn't available for pre-ordering, d'oh. I'm in the midst of placing a new order 'cause I really want the DVD, plus comics to get it above the $39 line for free shipping, and maybe I can add the CD in the next week if Amazon.ca clears it.

I hope Dr. Horrible leads to some equally compelling high-quality-level TV-ish/movie-ish/even event-style internet content (pro or amateur efforts, doesn't matter, only how it comes out). Regardless of what the economy may or may not do to the rest of filmed, paid-for entertainment, I'm hoping for interesting times ahead on the 'net.

"The Constant" is awesome, as are other parts of Season 4. If you have spare time that you want to spend on TV, try out Lost if you haven't already, or get back into it if you're willing to take the risk. For those more cautious, just wait until May 2010 and I'm sure myself and many many others will be more than happy (or frustrated) to tell you in a non-spoiler'd way whether it was worth the 6-year investment. I currently love the show, but they could still drop the ball. Doesn't mean the good parts wouldn't have been worth it, just that the ultimate experience will have been something of a letdown. We'll see...

Kris | January 04, 10:27 CET