Should have our entry into the Evil League of Evil application contest up tomorrow.

If you haven’t seen it yet, get to www.drhorrible.com TODAY, because it goes away on Sunday.  (Come back and read the rest of this post only after you’ve watched.)

OK, so what did everyone think of the ending?  To me, it was a punch in the gut, but if you rethink, realizing that this is the origin story of a supervillain, it’s pretty.  I loved the art of the last shot of Billy in street clothes.  After all, he’s honest when he blogs, and he does it as who he wants to be.  Is Batman the mask, or is Bruce Wayne?

Neat cameo for Whedon nerds in the appearance of Marti Noxon and David Fury as news anchors.  The pair were executive producers on Buffy and Angel, respectively, and were singers in the musical episode of Buffy.  (“It isn’t right, it isn’t fair.  There was no parking anywhere. …” and “They got… the mustard… OUT!”)

Want to get even nerdier?  Two of the members of the Evil League of Evil were also Buffy writer/producers.  Doug Petrie is credited as “Professor Normal,” and Drew Goddard played “Fake Thomas Jefferson.”  Hey, it was during the writers’ strike.  They had time.

For a moment, temporary dissatisfaction at the ending left me thinking a sequel inevitable.  After all, the credits do say, “Introducing the Evil League of Evil.”  You can imaging loving the exploits of such a group.  And with someone like Liz Vassey (The Tick, CSI) playing such a tiny, non-speaking part, one imagines perhaps some real deliberation went into casting the League, a prelude to more.  But then I realized her appearance probably owes to the connection that Petrie now works on CSI. No doubt one can reverse engineer most of the involvements back to a degree or two of separation from Whedon’s rolodex.  After all, Felicia Day and Nathan Fillion have done Whedon projects before.  And Alyson Hannigan from Buffy is now on How I Met Your Mother with Neil Patrick Harris…

Well, congrats to all involved.  And Joss, way to make great art again, all while giving the studios the finger.  A hundred years from now, some history book on the birth of so-called “new media” will undoubetedly list Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog as a historic milestone in the merging of internet and television.

Anyway, I’m doing a lot of surfing lately looking at things other people and groups have put up. I thought I’d share a few of my favorites:

Endless Romance
How to Shower: Men vs. Women
Minesweeper: The Movie
Powerthirst
Time Is Up
Webcam Girls Go Wild

I’m sure there are thousands of others that I haven’t seen. Recommendations?