From wowinsider.com:

As you can see above, Fallon isn’t much for Azeroth — while Felicia is rocking a pretty hardcore Warlock, Jimmy still has a tough time getting past the character creation screen. But he did drum at least one laugh out of me (which is one more than he ever got from me on SNL), so well done. I very much agree with the commenters on the blog — if he can keep the show technology and geek-focused like this (and maybe get at least one character up to level 30 — all Felicia had to do was say "roll on a PvE server," right?), he might have a chance at filling Conan’s shoes.

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From gameinformer.com:

Season two of The Guild debuted last week, and we got the chance to chat about the online sitcom “written by a gamer, about gamers, and for gamers” with Felicia Day, the writer and star. If you haven’t heard of The Guild, don’t worry. A lot of people haven’t. But that’s fact is changing even as you read this, because now every 4-6 minute episode is available for free download on Xbox Live and MSN Video. This includes all future episodes as well, which are updated weekly. Season one earned Best Series from Yahoo! and YouTube Video and also won ON Neworks/SXSW Greenlight Award for Best Original Production. Impressive. Felicia Day explains how The Guild originated and why we should be even more excited for season two.

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From asylum.com:

If you’re like us and spend half your time at work surfing the net for distractions, you’ve probably been distracted a lot by Felicia Day. Day writes and stars in the hit web sitcom "The Guild" and acted in both "Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog" and "Legend of Neil."

"The Guild," which is about to launch its second season, centers on a group of "World of Warcraft" players meeting in the real world for the first time. So she’s got a pretty good idea how a guy like you can meet a girl without giving up your crippling addiction to WOW. In other words, she reveals how to woo on WOW.

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