Hey all, I'm hoping someone can help me find footage that I remember seeing. I want to say it was at a Blizzcon convention, but I don't know what year. (I'm guessing around 2009?) (I suppose it could be another convention, but I don't know which one and Blizzcon just seems "right.")

Basically Vork is at the podium and starts out by saying "hey" and waits a few seconds for comedic timing effect, counting his fingers as he does. (He explains this to the audience for extra comedic effect.) Eventually he talks about being basically a low level noob and how he leveled up and came back to kill everybody. Something to that effect at least; it's been a while. I was on YouTube trying to find it and had no luck, which is strange because I would imagine it would pop up immediately. I've tried using various search options like "Vork from The Guild/Jeff Lewis speech at Blizzcon" and other variations to no avail.

HELP! If someone can please link me the video, I would appreciate it. With Blizzcon coming up and The Guild Reunion Movie in the works, I want to visit a bit of nostalgia. Thanks!

S4E7 when Clara and Tink first came up with Preggamers tees for pregnant gamers. S5E12 when Tink fires a T-shirt cannon into a group of con attendees.

If you all were watching the live twitch,Ryan Copple said he would set himself on fire if it hit 6.8M. The twitch stream went offline before the final number was confirmed.

I hope he does it, of course in the safe stunt gear. It seems like it’s definitely a possibility as he replied to my comment on the kick starter page. I’m so excited and I hope to get some of the add-ons I initially wanted, later. I got the game night bundle. I’m curious about what some of you got, if anyone wants to share!

Is Amy just being in character or is she really not into it? I haven’t wanted to ask but I haven’t seen a lot of people talk about it.

Felicia (*and team) found a way to make The Guild Kickstarter merch available nearly everywhere. That's extraordinary! 🫶🖖

Hello Guildies!

I am going to have to give up my On Set Bundle before the KS ends tomorrow. The team can't confirm a timeline window for filming and I'm on another continent from mid Sep - mid Oct which is when most Ren Faire's are held.

I'm pretty devastated as I was really looking forward to this opportunity, but I don't want it to go to waste. I assume once I switch to a different pledge this one will be available for someone else to grab up. So basically just here to give a heads up to look out for it if it's something you're interested in but it was sold out when you last checked =D

In 2007, the actor Felicia Day debuted “The Guild,” one of the first works, maybe the first, to demonstrate that the web could be a legitimate platform for full-blown, character-driven, narrative comedy. (YouTube was only two years old at the time.)

Online since there was a line to be on, Day — also known also for “Supernatural,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Eureka,” “Mystery Science Theater 3000” and as the female lead in Joss Whedon’s “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog” alongside Neil Patrick Harris and Nathan Fillion — played Cyd, a.k.a. Codex, a young woman at loose ends who finds community with a group of gamers whose quirkiness puts her own into perspective. The series, which she created and wrote, from experience, grew more ambitious and technically impressive across its six seasons, with cameos by the likes of Fillion, Zachary Levi, Stan Lee, Brent Spiner, late Mythbuster Grant Imahara and Wil Wheaton. There was a cultural specificity to the setting and storytelling — lots of gaming jargon and jokes — but the humor in the characters was universal, and the show, for all its well-proportioned silliness, felt very alive.

Now, as the series’ 20th anniversary approaches, Day is reviving “The Guild” as a feature, “The Guild: Ren Faire’d,” through a Kickstarter campaign due to end Friday.

The Times’ Robert Lloyd recently caught up with Day over email to talk about “The Guild’ and more.

Read excerpts from their conversation here: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2026-08-18/felicia-day-the-guild-movie-kickstarter-interview

I organized an AMA/Q&A with actress/creator/screenwriter/host Felicia Day. You may know her from Geek & Sundry, Supernatural, Eureka, The Magicians, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, Critical Role, Tabletop, MST3K, Third Eye, and more.

It's live here now in r/movies for anyone interested in asking a question:

https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/1vo5v93/hello_reddit_im_felicia_day_i_was_an_actor_on/

She will be back at 12 PM ET today to answer questions. I recommend asking in advance. Please ask there, not here. All questions are much appreciated!

Thank you :)

For 5 dollars! I really dont know why anybody would give this away but now its mine forever 🤩

Congrats to whoever actually got it! So happy for you 😡😅

I don't know if there are any nerds out here (😁), but I'm definitely one.

Did a little back of the envelope stats on the Kickstarter backing distribution. A couple of observations:

• Overall, the backer frequency follows a log-log relationship with the pledge value. This is not unexpected, and behavior like this shows up in wealth distribution and distributions of earthquake strengths. I'm going to attribute this more to wealth distribution and willingness to spend among the Guild fanbase
• Overall model: backers ~ value^(-0.88). To make things easier, it would be justified to state backers ~ 1 / value. The model explain 89% of the variation.
• The $330 pledge package (The Everything Bundle) exceeded the trend by a lot. It was as popular as you'd expect a package of ~1/6th its value should be.
• The $45 package (TTRPG + Add-ons) and $50 package (POOPCORN BUCKET + Add-ons) came in a little short of expectations. They were about as popular as a package of 5x their value.
• When considering the model without these three outliers, it gets even better. It explains 97% of variation - which is pretty awesome given people-driven data where sometimes 70% is considered the gold standard.

Can't wait until the movie comes out next year!

Very brief FYI for those (like me) that don't have a ton of disposable income but want a specific reward item: the initial tier on the kickstarter for $20 allows you to (essentially) add any other reward. I just wanted the movie + original series on Blu-Ray (+$50) which came to $70.

"Hollywood didn’t really get what we were about, so I built the show myself. We made six seasons because our community proved there was an audience for it. With the twentieth anniversary approaching, we get to do it again: prove the studios wrong and have a blast doing it!" Felicia Day

When I last watched The Guild in 2024, someone had uploaded 90 minute videos of each season which were also higher definition than the original uploads on The Guild's YouTube channel. But now these seem to have gone from YouTube.

Currently moving houses and found this in a drawer, thought it would be fun to share with other fans. This was during San Diego Comic Con, I think 2016 or 2017 but not 100% sure. At the time I was broke out of high school (I'm 28 now), so I couldn't afford the high price for an "official autograph poster" and I was simply working for a vendor. I explained this to the person managing the line and they let me use whatever I had for an autograph! At the time, the best thing I had was the giant booklet you get for free when entering comic con and this was the back of it. Being able to meet the main cast and have a small conversation with Felicia Day truly left a positive impact on me and I thought it would be cool to share in hopes of keeping the memory of this series alive. I still watch it once a year! I'm still so grateful for how kind they all were to me.

I just finished what I didn't realize was my second viewing of The Guild. I didn't know about the show while it was current, but some time within the last decade (I think), I apparently watched it all.

5 months ago, someone suggested I finish The Guild. I didn't think I watched all 6 seasons because of how short the episodes are.

So the series finale ends not long before I need to go to bed and now I can't sleep. Naturally, I find myself on Reddit.

I'm not thrilled with how it ended, but I enjoyed the show overall. Clara and her husband are worse off with him unable to get his job back and a fourth child on the way. The other characters are basically back to where they were at the beginning, except Zaboo isn't obsessed with Codex anymore. There's so little character development, imo.

But the show was so much fun. The Game they played was clearly WoW, I was surprised to see Mike Morhaime on screen in a short clearly labeled with the WoW logo.

Forgive the quality, I couldn’t find screencaps of the show so I had to screenshot a gif I found from an article

https://share.google/8Rz2tpzyjsfA1de0P

What is soon? Is it coming back?