The How I Met Your Mother Blog

I think it’s safe to say that we all love Wendy the Waitress. What you may not know is that behind the apron Charlene Amoia is quite prolific in her appearances across TV and commercials. A peak at her videos on YouTube show how often she pops up. I bet you’ve seen her in something else, even if you didn’t realize it.

Her appearances are not always easy to spot. Take, for instance, an upcoming role on Criminal Minds. For an episode airing in the near future Charlene doned makeup to resemble a burn victim. She was then nice enough to share an account of the experience and photos from the time she spent in the make up chair with all of us.

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So this is why Jason Segel had long hair for so long and I didn’t get to meet him.

I think the movie looks amazing. Don’t you think? What do you think?

You know you’re a huge star when Jesus needs an introduction but you don’t.

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By popular demand:

NPH and Jason Segel pop up in this video.

Besides these two appearances, I’m happy to post this as it really is important to go out and vote. This election is a big deal and it’s up to all of us to go out and make our voice heard. Obama, McCain, democrat, republican, it doesn’t matter. What matters is that you go out and partake in one of the fundamental rights we have as Americans (sorry international readers.)

“I vote because I fell in love and I want that protected.” What a powerful message from Neil Patrick Harris.

The first episode of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-along Blog is now up. Watch it for free on the Dr. Horrible site or get a season pass for all three episodes from iTunes for $3.99 (the shows will only be available for free online for a short time.)

I watched it and I love it. Classic Whedon. The premise is wonderful and the cast does a great job. Impressive production value too. This is the future of internet tv shows. In ten years we’ll look back on this as a milestone.

What’d you guys think? Like the songs? Is Felicia Day stalker-worthy?

Update: Act II is available now.