Last year Zachary Levi starred in the short film CTRL-Z alongside Tony Hale (Chuck‘s Emmett Milbarge), which went on to win an award at Sundance. The film focused on a mistreated office worker who discovers that his keyboard has the power to undo the past by pressing, you guessed it, Ctrl-Z. Now NBC has adapted the film into a web series called CTRL, still starring Tony Hale but with Reba‘s Steve Howey taking over the role of jerk boss. The first three webisodes are live now, check it out!
Mike — Still bummed... Just sayin'!
Chris G. — It is coming down to the point where the songs that make it this far would make an incredible album...
Leslie Ciborowski — This web page is really a stroll-by way of for the entire information you needed about this and didn’t know...
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Fredrik — Hehe, I just came up with something.
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Gray Jones
July 15, 2009
Brilliant! I love it!
Agent 86
July 15, 2009
The question is, WHY is NBC doing this? Is this a test run for a proposed mid-season replacement? If so, Zac must be a happy man. While we’re at it, does the postponement of NBC’s PARENTHOOD due to Maura Tierney’s surgery open the door for our favorite spies to be on air before March?
Mel
July 15, 2009
@Agent86 Why is NBC doing what? Producing original content for the web? They’re one of several studios/networks doing the same.
MERCY (previously slated for mid-season) has been moved up to take PARENTHOOD’s spot this fall.
SarahFan
July 15, 2009
I think Tony Hale is a wonderful actor.
Agent 86
July 16, 2009
Thanks for the clarification.
I guess what I’m really asking is ‘what’s the point?’ Have our attention spans become so short we can only focus on something for five minutes? What does NBC get out of all this? Is there really enough web advertising to make this a viable thing?
Tony Hale is great in this, I agree.
SarahFan
July 24, 2009
I have watched a few of the webisodes (4 so far) and I like it. They’re fun to watch right before going to bed.