2008
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog
(TV mini-series)
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Act III
(2008)
(music: "So They Say", "Everyone's A Hero", "Slipping", "Everything You Ever" / lyrics: "So They Say", "Everyone's A Hero", "Slipping", "Everything You Ever")
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Act II
(2008)
(music: "Bad Horse Chorus" reprise, "Brand New Day" / lyrics: "My Eyes", "Bad Horse Chorus" reprise, "Brand New Day" / performer: "Bad Horse Chorus" reprise)
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Act I
(2008)
(music: "My Freeze Ray", "Bad Horse Chorus" / lyrics: "My Freeze Ray", "Bad Horse Chorus" / performer: "Bad Horse Chorus")
2000-2002
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
(TV series)
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Selfless
(2002)
(writer: "I'll be Mrs.")
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Once More, with Feeling
(2001)
(writer: "Going Through The Motions", "I'll Never Tell", "Rest In Peace", "I've Got A Theory", "Bunnies", "If We're Together", "The Mustard", "Under Your Spell", "The Parking Ticket", "Dawn's Lament", "What You Feel", "Standing", "Standing" - Reprise, "Walk Through The Fire", "Something To Sing About", "What You Feel" - Reprise, "Where Do We Go From Here?")
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Restless
(2000)
(writer: "The Exposition Song")
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Personal Details
Other Works:
Wrote the song "Last Time" for Anthony Head's album "Music for Elevators" (2002)
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Publicity Listings:
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Alternate Names:
Joss 'The Boss' Whedon
Height:
5' 10" (1.78 m)
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Personal Quote:
[on if he can protect "Buffy" fans from it getting rebooted or remade] Protect her from being rebooted? Yes, if they [fans] all chip in, send the money to me; it'll be fine, that should work out. Paypal. We seem to be rebooting things that haven't been debooted yet. It's part of the culture but it's not my favorite part...
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Trivia:
Whedon, who has made his support of feminist causes well known and who has built much of his career writing films and TV shows about empowered teenage girls or young women, was a subscriber to Sassy, an American feminist magazine for teenage girls. Sassy was published between 1988-1994, which means...
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Trademark:
Often gives his characters names that are later revealed to be their last names and/or based on an unusual abbreviation for their full name. For example: only after the character Oz had already left
Buffy the Vampire Slayer did the show reveal that "Oz" was an abbreviation of his full name, Daniel Osbourne; on "Angel," they did not clarify that Doyle was actually the character's last name for many episodes; "Xander," the name of a main Buffy character, is a much less usual nickname for "Alexander" than the much more common "Alex;" and likewise for the name "Topher," the name of a main
Dollhouse character, which is a much less usual nickname for "Christopher" than the much more common "Chris.".
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Cancer
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