So, Devin, are you saying that there’s a longer version in the works? Because NPH is actually pretty funny in that trailer.
“Muahaha…so, yeah, that’s coming along.”
It’s great to see that Joss Whedon does stuff like “Motion Picture Association of my house“. Reminds us that he’s a nerd like the rest of us. (Okay, so like the rest of me. All of you socially adapted people who follow the blog…thanks for visiting my little domain (domain a double entendre for site or delusional masterpiece)).
Slade, when you mentioned RL DBZ, I thought you meant this or this. (Or, for Devin’s sake, a mention of a con and a link.)
But no. Now I have an image that makes me so nauseous, I won’t be able to sleep. (Great. Although my youngest screamed until 11pm, she did calm down after all the lights were out and was like, “What the…? Well, I’m bored…[snore]“)
Since I don’t know what tonight’s wi-fi situation will look like, here’s a haiku earlier than normal(-ish):
The Haiku
Two days remaining
For this year’s haiku project
Will I need robots?
I thought about automating my June 27 post (1 year!) since we will be on the road between Idaho and Montana, but I will try to find a connection…any way I can.
Semi-related posts:
Yeah, there’s a longer version. Also, it seems Joss Whedon is very much a nerd like the rest of us. When the writer’s strike was on, he couldn’t work on his projects for the networks, so he got together with his brothers, wrote this script, and then filmed it with the help of his friends. Other than production values and experience, I think many of us have similar stories with films you’ve made, Booyor.
“Why didn’t you tell me I’m a mad scientist?”
Do you remember that one with the Cannons, Billar, and Leavitt?
I was fond of the fight scene between the ourselves and our evil twins- that was a particularly epic struggle.
Ah! “Brianland vs. Y2K”
I had a whole zipper thing (The YKK on most U.S. zippers) that I forgot to put in.
But that was an epic clone struggle before clones were officially “attacking”.