The LA Times has written a great article about Internet TV and has both mentioned Break a Leg and included a picture of it in the article's head.

It's great news for us -- it's mainstream media and as the article itself says, we've struggled a bit with hitting the mainstream (maybe we're too edgy, hip and nebbish? Who knows, really.)

Anyway, you can read the awesome article here:

The LA Times Writes About Break a Leg 

Here's the quote about the show:

Some good stuff gets lost in the crowd too. "Break a Leg," an edgy and entertaining comedy on blip.tv, should have a bigger audience. It's the story of a young writer-director, David Penn (played in best meta fashion by the show's real co-writer-director, Yuri Baranovsky), engaged in a difficult and possibly fatal quest to get his sitcom made. Despite appearing on blip.tv, Metacafe, YouTube and iTunes, the show has not appeared on the mainstream radar.

So, who wants to make us appear on the mainstream radar?

Yuri, always meta-fashionable.