Back in October, we wondered what happened to Blood Cell, which seemed to have squandered its healthy web buzz. The trailer (above), which was released on April 1, 2008, netted some 5.2 million views. The eighteen episode series was produced by Jeremy Bell and written-directed by genre director Eduardo Rodriguez.
“I’m excited Blood Cell is going to the WB,” Rose told us, “I haven’t seen the latest edit but am eager to get my hands on it! I think Blood Cell fits well on TheWB.com. It’s the right demographic and they don’t have anything similar to it yet.” She would know, having starred in last fall’s Sorority Forever which essentially launched the online network as its first major original web series.
Rose herself has built quite the career in online series, having come of age just as the industry itself is finding its footing. “I’m happy that such a well respected company (Warner Bros.) is attaching it’s name to Blood Cell,” Rose added. “It’s crazy to see how far things have come in the past 3 years!”
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