Comments on: Joss Whedon talks about how it’s all going

By: Ronda

Ronda — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 10:46:34 +0000

Joss AND his friends, thanks so much for enjoying your work and giving us your best. My kids and I have loved everything you have done and have fallen in love with your cast of actors. We follow you on Amazon and try to financially support anything you do. Take my money! Make more !
Can there be higher praise?

By: Alex

Alex — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 06:37:50 +0000

I really enjoy Joss, at least someone in Hollywood has some sense and can craft a story worth a damn. Joss’s intelligence baffles me every time. Dollhouse is looking good! Lets hope for the best!

By: David

David — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 11:09:19 +0000

Joss, I do not know if you read these answers but I hope you do.
Firstly someday I would like a more private conversation with you so I could show you some of the things that go on in the internet and my take on what can be achieved. (I am doubtful that this will ever happen though)
Secondly. Dr.Horible was brilliant. I see much of the format followed the buffy musical episode in the musical styles. As you must know the buffy musical episode was a huge hit and I know many people whom just watch that once a month and no other episodes of Buffy.
Dr.Horrible was one of those classics. It again is one of those shows I watch over and over ..months later. Due to it being more episodes and short I watch them ALL.. again; not just 1 episode.
I have a suggestion for things like Dr.Horrible and Firefly, etc.
Your key is from what I can see, you do what you want to do (to an extent of course as the tv networks only allow so much). Well why not ask the fans to donate $2 each towards more episodes of something.. Dr.Horrible, Firefly, Buffy, whichever you prefer – but since Dr.Horrible is the cheapest to make.. that might be a good test. Dollhouse hopefully will grow too but personally I liked Dr.Horrible, Firefly, Buffy, Angel, etc better .. so far. It is probably too early for me to judge Dollhouse properly but it still has promise.
Anyway, thankyou for continuing to break the barriers that bind us to regular television design formats.

By: Rebecka

Rebecka — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:39:07 +0000

There isn’t any kind of way to say how awesome I think you are without sounding like gushing fangirl No. 3, so let’s just say that right now I’m listening to Dr Horrible on my mp3 player while thinking about how it could theoretically go on a stage, browsing firefly fansites and buying Buffy 1-7 in a big pretty box set from amazon. ^_^

Thank you. Thank you thank you thank you.

By: Jennifer Schmidt

Jennifer Schmidt — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 15:17:58 +0000

Thank you for the interview, Joss, and for all of your productions. The look into your creative mind is greatly appreciated, especially for a “potential” like me. I have several ideas in my head, every day, and have 2 scripts I’ve written (that I’m sure could be edited, but I like them how they are now) and a 3rd idea I am working on (complete w/ a friend who does great sketching.) I’ve written over 280 poems, several of which I get ideas for different stories from, and it is people like you whom I look up to & say, “You did it. So can I.”

I’m borrowing your quote as an extension of my beliefs: “I can’t stress enough that I believe the best thing in the world is for everybody who feels like they have a story to tell, to tell it.”

Once again, thank you.