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    Women Geeks Love: Felicia Day [Babes]

    Nigel G. MitchellBy Updated:4 Comments2 Mins Read

    This week, we’re featuring the Queen of Geek, Felicia Day. Felicia Day (born June 28, 1979 in Huntsville, Alabama) was first noticed on the geek scene when she played a potential slayer named Vi on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. From there, she played the love interest Penny on the Internet musical, Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. However, Day’s biggest success has been as the creator, writer, and star of her original web series The Guild. The Guild is about a dysfunctional group of gamers, loosely based on her own life as a gamer. She recently has appeared in a new webseries, Dragon Age: Redemption.

    We’d be remiss in not featuring her role as a sexy warrior in the Do You Wanna Date My Avatar music video.

    I don’t know about you, but I fell for Felicia Day when someone asked her an extremely rude question at a convention. Her reaction is adorable and hilarious (NSFW).

     

    UPDATE: No less than Felicia Day herself has said this is not her. I guess she would know, but come on. The hair, the eyes, the nose…seems spot on.

    What do you think of Felicia Day? Who should be the next woman geeks love? Let us know in the comments.

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    1. Michael Offutt on

      I've met Felicia at Blizzcon once. She was the epicenter of a hurricane of attention. I used to play World of Warcraft but I wanted to do other things as it requires too much time. I did see her on the Talking Dead giving her two cents (along with Kevin Smith) about zombies. That was really cool.

    2. AlexJCavanaugh on

      Redheads can be sexy.
      How about Jewel Staite? She was hot in both Stargate Atlantis and Firefly.

    3. Harry on

      The girl lying down on the grass is not Felicia Day. Everyone keeps mistaking her for Felicia Day (or Karen Gillan), but it is not her. It is a different girl. The key is to check the area between the red hair and the cleavage; an often-overlooked region known as "the face."