Felicia Day

I really love all your projects. Congratulations, you have usurped the role of geek goddess from Morgan Webb (though I still love her too… there are never enough beautiful nerd girls in the world.) Can’t wait to see what your Machinima project will be!

“If I were not in it I would be a fangirl”
This made me laugh really hard. :3

Something is a bit wonky with the project side bar. The “View this Project” links go to different projects than what you would assume.

Hey Kelly -
Thanks for the tip! They’re working for me? Are they still all wonky for you?

i thought that was you in there when i saw the commercial the other day…

I was so ready to skip over this show and write it off as a friends like ripoff… But now I’m gonna have to watch it because you’re awesome.

After hearing repeatedly how much I would enjoy Dr. Horrible, I finally saw it, and I loved it, after that, I watched The Guild. I was very impressed with both. Felicia your writing is fantastic! Can’t waot to see more of you!

I loved you on Roommates! I haven’t finished watching all of the episodes you are in, just the first two, but you were so funny. All your body movements and quirky facial expressions really made it great. I wish the show overall was better so that more people could see you, but at least you were the shining star in it and that can only be good!

A couple of comments, now that I’ve seen the entire (surprisingly good) series:

First, despite your occasional suggestion of not putting generic apartment sitcoms on the web, this is a show that would probably work very well in terms of building an audience. If you have contact with the creators/owners, given how the show’s been unceremoniously dumped (or WAS that the ceremony?), you might want to give them a little nudge.

Second, if we don’t get a hip-hop album out of this, I’m going to be very disappointed. No, wait. Full concert video would be better, of course.

Oh, and I hope you and Tyler work together again in the future. You play off each other really well.

(If I ramble too long, I apologize in advance.)

I get what you’re saying; startup money is small, so there’s no need to be a ratings winner. I don’t know that I agree that Internet-only shows “should” be off the Hollywood beat, though, just that it’s fine if they are. There seems to be plenty of space for something with broad appeal. Heck, “The Guild” even seems to be just such a show. Put down that baseball bat…You might see it as niche, but is anybody alienated or confused by the concept? When Internet addictions regularly make the nightly news, CAN it be niche?

(By contrast, I’m not sure how “The Big Bang Theory” ever got on the air–it’s funny NOW, but the first season seemed to be written for people who wanted to deride nerds, but didn’t have enough information to form a funny joke about one.)

It’s odd. In some ways, the Internet resembles early television. We often watch on three-inch screens. Successful shows have sponsorship deals. Shows are shorter because producers underestimate our attention span. I’m actually surprised that we don’t see more straight “Hollywood” adaptation, just like the early radio imports.

On the other hand, a show can sit until it finds an audience, rather than needing to hook an executive drone with the teaser and credits–technically, you don’t even need an audience. There are more possible voices and far less oversight. In that, I’m surprised there’s so little diversity.

Err…What were we talking about on this page? Right. Yes. Alyssa was a great character. I don’t want to sound like I’m flirting, but if a girl made an enormous pillow out of MY blazer to drool on at night…