Yesterday was filled with little awesome, happy things. Here are two captured on Twitter:
First, Seth Green and co. visited Twitter to talk about their show, Robot Chicken (which I have actually never seen, but will now have to…). I was always a big fan of Oz on Buffy, and his other appearances in the “Whedonverse“…
Me and @sethgreen at the @twoffice !!! twitter.com/emenozzi/statu…
— Elizabeth Menozzi (@emenozzi) April 26, 2013
Then, inspired by this awesomeness, I tweeted my “top five” list of people who I would love to see visit Twitter, and @neilhimself (Neil Gaiman) responded! Twitter is magic. My tweet and his response, generated a lot of responses and favorites.
@emenozzi @twoffice Hmm. I wonder if I could do it when I come in to SF for the OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE tour at the end of June.
— Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) April 26, 2013
The top five, in case you can’t decipher their Twitter handles, are:
@NathanFillion = Nathan Fillion, another star of the Whedon-verse, known mostly for his role as Captain Malcolm Reynolds (aka “Captain Tightpants”) in Firefly / Serenity, and his current role as Richard Castle on the ABC TV show Castle (which I’ve only seen a few episodes of because it’s not on Netflix streaming…)@rebsoni = Rebecca Soni, Olympic swimmer and gold medalist in the 100 and 200 breast stroke@neilhimself = Neil Gaiman, author of some of my favorite books including Neverwhere and American Gods@ActuallyNPH = Neil Patrick Harris, actor first known for his role as Doogie Howser in the TV show Doogie Howser, M.D., more recently known for his role as Barney Stinson in How I Met Your Mother, but also for his appearance in Dr. Horrible’s Sing Along Blog@feliciaday = all around amazing actress and writer / producer, frequently appearing in the Whedonverse (Buffy, Dollhouse, Dr. Horrible, etc.), but recently better known for a web series called The Guild.
Of course there are many other actors, actresses, and famous people that I could have listed here (like J.K. Rowling, for example). But, part of the reason I picked these five is that they are all very active on Twitter and use Twitter to interact with their fans and fellow famous people. I feel like they are getting a lot out of the product, and I’d love to hear them talk about how they’re using Twitter and what they love, or what they’d love to see, in the product.
If any of these folks ever do make an appearance at the Twitter office, it will be difficult to contain my levels of extreme excitement, and hold back my inner fan-girl “squeeeee…”