That was freaking awesome. Joss always delivers. Very OMWF-esque.

Only a true Whedonite would use the abbreviation for the title of the musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and expect everyone to know what they're talking about.

But yeah, that was amazing.

So awesome.

All that AND Neil Patrick Harris. Nothing could ever be so right.

The only Whedon I can get behind is his affiliation with the Alien series. Otherwise, he can suck my nose until my head caves in.

Not too impressed. Joss music writing skills were enough to pull off a single novelty episode of a poorly rated TV show (sorry, Buffy's ratings always sucked, as much as we all thought it was cute) at the tail end of a dying trend of musical episodes (when Drew Carey beats you to the punch, you know it's played out) but this, like a lot of his recent work shows he's really out of ideas and running out of steam. I genuinely worry for Joss, and how willing he is to keep going to the same old bag of tricks, and dull-as-toast cast. Kudos for Neil Patrick Harris, though, who lends this a *little* bit of interest.

It's hilarious that there are still anti-Whedonites.
Don't you see? If you don't get Whedon, you don't get him.
That's a personal deficiency.
I'm always the first to toe the art-is-in-the-eye-of-the-beholder line, but if you don't like Joss Whedon you're actually incorrect.
We who appreciate the good and eschew the suck forgive you.
When you're done hating comedy, sex, tragedy, skill, and life in general, you may join us at the table of goodness.

I sit happily at the table of goodness! You can't honestly still be an Anti-Whedonite after seeing Dr. Horrible.

Naughty corner! NOW! Maybe if you're good I'll give you the keys to a shiny new Australia!