September 20 2009
Dr. Horrible attacks the Emmys.
What happens when Doctor Horrible finds out about the Emmys? Well, watch this and find out! Alternate link with the intro and outro bits in HD here.
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Giles_314 | September 20, 18:36 CET
I didn't get the chance to watch this in context though, was this actually dropped in the middle of a different sequence?
orangewaxlion | September 20, 18:37 CET
@theonetruebix | September 20, 18:40 CET
azzers | September 20, 18:41 CET
Is there gonna be more?
Noclaf | September 20, 18:45 CET
Ivalaine | September 20, 18:58 CET
Revolver | September 20, 19:07 CET
sporter | September 20, 19:12 CET
Sunfire | September 20, 19:27 CET
embers | September 20, 19:31 CET
http://www.emmys.com/articles/put-down-remote
Found that when I was searching for Emmy winners that didn't get aired.
Elisheba | September 20, 19:44 CET
John Darc | September 20, 19:52 CET
[ edited by The One True b!X on 2009-09-21 04:51 ]
@theonetruebix | September 20, 19:54 CET
Day: Made.
Nightshot | September 20, 19:56 CET
InevitableTraitor | September 20, 20:11 CET
EPIC. I saw pretty much everyone I wanted to win lose, with the exception of the Daily Show and Kristen Chenowith. Seriously, Dexter needs to be winning some awards. That shows too well written and acted to not be getting some awards. I'm sick of the Emmy's obsession with 30 Rock and Mad Men.
But NPH hosting, and especially the Dr. Horrible sequence; brilliant!
Illyria | September 20, 20:14 CET
And (as I said on Twitter) huge Emmy fail for not having Andy Hallett in the memorial.
BrownCoat_Tabz | September 20, 20:19 CET
CowboyCliche | September 20, 20:20 CET
jcs | September 20, 20:29 CET
mortimer | September 20, 20:30 CET
C. A. Bridges | September 20, 20:34 CET
Craig Oxbrow | September 20, 20:41 CET
Very awesome. That and Kristin Chenoweth are the highlights. Otherwise, same old same old.
hacksaway | September 20, 20:43 CET
Zannadoo | September 20, 20:47 CET
zeitgeist | September 20, 21:20 CET
shnoods | September 20, 21:30 CET
WilliamTheB | September 20, 21:45 CET
Elisheba | September 20, 22:02 CET
Neil also did a really kickass job. :)
Rhodey | September 20, 22:19 CET
Firefly Flanatic | September 20, 22:19 CET
@theonetruebix | September 20, 22:51 CET
iwearthecheese | September 21, 00:16 CET
Simon | September 21, 00:19 CET
That's amazing. I'm totally gonna start saying that now.
Matt7325 | September 21, 00:26 CET
The Do That Girl | September 21, 00:37 CET
VaughnOfTheDead | September 21, 00:40 CET
Joke!
angeliclestat | September 21, 01:22 CET
druzilla | September 21, 02:21 CET
Satai (with Punsch) | September 21, 02:30 CET
Still, quite amusing.
ern | September 21, 02:38 CET
In hindsight I'm starting to wonder if maybe they had the time to shoot more than one of these in the event they hadn't won. Even if people suspect the award was created for their sake in the first place.
orangewaxlion | September 21, 03:03 CET
embers | September 21, 03:13 CET
redders | September 21, 03:14 CET
I think the latest stat is 30% of the US still has dial up. Probably not even 56k, either.
I have 8mbit broadband, live in the UK, and the first time I watched Horrible (officially, via Hulu) it buffered constantly.
gossi | September 21, 03:34 CET
Except that it was a joke about how brainless CSI and the spinoffs are. Wouldn't want to say that about Castle.
I enjoyed the Emmys this year. I was going to turn to Mad Men at 10, but instead stayed up to watch the second viewing.
Hey, darn you NPH for my lack of sleep!
redeem147 | September 21, 03:43 CET
NotaViking | September 21, 03:47 CET
Sidenote, wonder who were involved in the writing of this bit. Were all the 4 writers involved or just a handful of them? Did the Emmy writers get some say in it?
Numfar PTB | September 21, 03:56 CET
Was also really impressed with the NPH 'put down the remote' opening, especially the part where he goes through all the network options in quick succession: yikes. He must've been practicing that for quite some time.
Anyway: these were some nice things to watch when on lunch break (while working at home) :). Here's hoping even more Dr. Horrible finds its way to us soon.
GVH | September 21, 04:30 CET
NotaViking | September 21, 05:02 CET
Jewel Staite: "Go Neil Patrick Harris go! So brilliant! Was that Jason Bateman doing the Dr Horrible bit w/you? ( @NathanFillion FINGER!!)"
Nathan Fillion: "Jewel, as soon as I think of something really clever, I'm so gonna let you have it! ...and Morena is prettier than you. (finger in mouth)."
Oh Twitter, how I love thee.
restless | September 21, 05:17 CET
Gota luv that Buffy | September 21, 05:23 CET
Probably wasn't done because Castle is on ABC. They can reference CBS shows with no problem (hence NPH plugging HIMYM at one point), but I imagine CBS would have frowned upon any promotion of another network's show.
NPH was fantastic last night, though...one of the bet Emmy ceremonies in a while.
JMaloney | September 21, 05:44 CET
Thank you so much to everyone who put it on YouTube so that we, the shiny country that would have been gifted to dear Penny once Dr Horrible's world-ruling plot succeeded, could enjoy it's genious.
JenskiJen | September 21, 06:28 CET
[ edited by Harridan on 2009-09-21 15:43 ]
Harridan | September 21, 06:46 CET
thegingerpire | September 21, 06:47 CET
I cant believe i actually sat through that entire show just to have channel 10 cut it out..
MrGordo | September 21, 06:54 CET
ProgGrrl | September 21, 07:14 CET
Maurissa just confirmed that it was written by the usual suspects of the Whedon clan plus one of those newer Tancharoen Whedon types :).
zeitgeist | September 21, 07:45 CET
Shep | September 21, 07:53 CET
htom | September 21, 11:54 CET
Hmm, Dr. Horrible just won an Emmy and now there is new material. Seems like the perfect time to release a Blu-ray version.
Michael | September 21, 13:48 CET
NPH was great throughout though. I want to see everything without any edits now.
Jaymii | September 21, 14:12 CET
Brian Lynch | September 21, 17:14 CET
30 Rock is very good but The Office is far better - it doesn't have the flash of the winning show, but in addition to being hilarious it's a complex and emotionally rich show.
Mad Men is about as good as The Sopranos; it makes other TV look sloppy and juvenile.
waxbanks | September 21, 17:31 CET
Harridan | September 22, 07:54 CET