Dollhouse: The Target
This week, on Dollhouse …

RECAP DETAILS AHEAD (don’t read if you haven’t watched it yet) …
This week, on Dollhouse …

RECAP DETAILS AHEAD (don’t read if you haven’t watched it yet) …
This week, on the premiere of Joss Whedon’s new show, Dollhouse …

RECAP DETAILS AHEAD (don’t read if you haven’t watched it yet) …
First off, let me just say that by now, I’m sick to hell of just about every entertainment media outlet harping on the “fact” that FOX is “killing” Sarah Connor Chronicles and Dollhouse by “burying” them on Friday night. We get it already! Personally, I’m not even convinced it’s true. The X-Files did just fine on Fridays, and that was in a time before DVRs. And even if it is true, the media’s need to repeat this over and over has begun to sound more like wishing and less like observation.
With that out of the way, check out this cool new Grindhouse-style commercial FOX has released to advertise its “doomed” new Friday night “death slot” …
via SCI FI Wire
Whedon’s latest TV project, Dollhouse, is still slated to premier in January. Here’s the latest trailer, which I think clarifies the basic premise, for those who still aren’t sure what the show is all about …
It just gets funnier and funnier …
Where the FOX Network is concerned, it’s apparently never too soon to start worrying that they’ll cancel your favorite show. Even if that show isn’t scheduled to start for another 8 months yet …
Dollhouse Fans Campaign To Save Show — Before 2009 Airdate
I think this is absolutely brilliant. But as the writer points out, it’s entirely possible that Dollhouse will get far TOO much hype before it has a chance to premiere in January, and suffer as a result.
Snakes on a Plane anyone?
Not to get stuck on one topic, but io9.com has posted a couple of Dollhouse trailers/clips, as well as a bit more intel about the show, for those who are interested … Continue reading
There’s a great interview with Joss Whedon in the L.A. Times about his latest TV project, due out in January — Dollhouse — which he will be writing, directing, and producing, at least at first.
Dollhouse will star Eliza Dushku (Faith from Buffy the Vampire Slayer), and FOX has apparently guaranteed Whedon seven episodes. Of course, we’ve all been burnt by FOX before, many times over, so it’s probably not a good idea to hope for much. But seven hours of Whedon (4.5 after commercials) is a nice treat in and of itself, so I’ll take what I can get. Who knows, maybe we’ll get lucky this time. Continue reading