We told you last month about Bryan Singer‘s H+ The Digital Series, the futuristic online series where the human race is hardwired to the Internet – it does sound great, doesn’t it? but apparently in the series, this is a “bad” thing – and we’re happy to report that the first two episodes are now live.

Admittedly, I haven’t always been a fan of web series. This, however, is great. It is completely professional in every way, with absolutely top notch production values. And I would like to see all of it right now. Unfortunately, if you didn’t click on it by noon Pacific time yesterday, you only get  to see the first two episodes. The good news: two new episodes will be released at noon Pacific every Wednesday for a total of 48(!) episodes.

Here are the details:

HIGHLY ANTICIPATED BRYAN SINGER WEB SERIES
“H+ THE DIGITAL SERIES” DEBUTS TODAY ON YOUTUBE

SERIES’ CHANNEL SUBSCRIBERS WILL GET ACCESS TO FIRST SIX EPISODES
GROUNDBREAKING SHOW STARS ALEXIS DENISOF (“THE AVENGERS”), HANNAH SIMONE (“NEW GIRL”) AND SAMUEL VAURAMO (“BEAUTY AND THE BASTARD”)

BURBANK, CALIF., August 8, 2012 – A futuristic online series, where the human race is hardwired to the Internet, debuts today on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/HplusDigitalSeries). From producer Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects, X-Men: First Class), the highly anticipated live-action web series H+ The Digital Series takes viewers on an episodic, apocalyptic journey where technology has gone horrifically wrong. Directed by Stewart Hendler (Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn), and written and created by John Cabrera (Gilmore Girls) and Cosimo De Tommaso, the series stars an acclaimed international cast, including Alexis Denisof (The Avengers), Hannah Simone (New Girl), David Clayton Rogers (Jane By Design), Hannah Herzsprung (Das wahre Leben, Life Actually) and Sean Gunn (Gilmore Girls).

Viewers can watch the first two episodes today and fans who subscribe to the “H+ The Digital Series” YouTube channel by noon PT today will also get exclusive access to the first six episodes of the series. Every Wednesday at noon PT thereafter, additional episodes will roll out two at a time to all viewers. The channel will also offer weekly recaps and discussions with the series’ creators where fans can submit questions and learn more about the characters and the story. In addition, fans will also be able to customize their own playlists to choose the order in which they view episodes through the channel’s video feed. H+ The Digital Series will run for 48 episodes with the final installments debuting in January 2013.

“This multifaceted, sci-fi series is perfect for the Internet as it tells the story from different characters’ perspectives – jumping from time, place and viewpoint as the narrative comes together,” said Bryan Singer, Producer. “These short, addictive episodes each end with a cliffhanger. As more episodes debut, the audience has the unique ability to rearrange them sequentially or by characters’ storylines or locations, so that they can retell our story in their own preference.”

H+ The Digital Series takes viewers on an episodic, apocalyptic journey into the future where consumers are rapidly installing a chip called “HPlus” into their nervous systems that allows them to access the Internet 24 hours a day – by just thinking it. One day, a virus is released – causing a third of the world’s population to die instantly. The series deals with the massive political and human changes that take place, the fight for survival and the mystery to discover who is behind this atrocity. For more information, visit http://www.facebook.com/HPlusTheDigitalSeries.

H+ The Digital Series comes from Producer Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects, X-Men: First Class) and Jason Taylor with Stewart Hendler (Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn) as Director. Beatriz Acevedo, Doug Greiff, Lance Sloane, Marc Berliner, Bill O’Dowd, James Henrie, Philip Von Alvenslenben, Stewart Hendler and John Cabrera also serve as Executive Producers. The series was created and written by John Cabrera (Gilmore Girls) and Cosimo De Tommaso. H+ The Digital Series is produced by Warner Premiere, Bad Hat Harry Productions and Dolphin Digital Media, Inc., and distributed by Warner Bros. Digital Distribution.

So go, right now. Go and watch the first two episodes. Like most web series, the episodes are really short; you can see both in about ten minutes. This particularly appeals to my gnat-sized attention span. Ready? Click here.