Dollhouse

I've just finished watching the first two episodes and I love it so far! Yay for another Joss Whedon show!

 

i still haven't gotten around to watch....need to catch yup on some other shows first lol

 

Coming from a Buffy and Angel fan, I saw the premiere of Dollhouse and didn't enjoy it much. I think that I just have a problem with Eliza Dushku mostly as the lead actress... but I'll watch more, because I love Whedon and am hoping that he will deliver.

 

does anyone know who makes the white dress she wears in the first episode (near the beginning)?

 

Iv'e loved everything Joss Whedon has done, but i didn't enjoy Dollhouse at all. I find the whole program really weird to watch, and Eliza's acting really isn't helping either.

 

[FONT=Arial,Helvetica][SIZE=+1]Dollhouse canceled[/SIZE][/FONT]

"Dollhouse" is closing its doors at Fox. The network has canceled Joss Whedon's cult fave, which in May beat the odds with a second-season pickup despite low ratings.

The sci-fi series, which is filming episode 11, is expected to finish its 13-episode order.

After some dismal performance in the fall, despite the ratings bumps "Dollhouse" got from DVR viewing, Fox benched the show for the November sweep after four episodes.

It is not clear if Fox will air the remaining episodes starting Dec. 4 as planned.

"Dollhouse" stars Eliza Dushku as a DNA-altered woman who gets implanted false memories for various missions and tasks.

Fox already has picked up breakout freshman dramedy "Glee" for a full season, while sophomore drama "Lie to Me" is waiting for an episodic order after receiving an order for three additional scripts last month. Freshman comedy "Brothers" is also still awaiting its fate, but its chances don't look good.

hollywoodreporter.com

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This just in: 'Dollhouse' axed by Michael Ausiello

This has been a busy week for cancellations. The latest addition to the TV graveyard: Dollhouse.

According to multiple insiders, Fox has informed Joss Whedon that it will not be ordering additional installments of his low-rated drama beyond the current 13-episode order. On the bright side, the network still plans to burn off the remaining unaired episodes beginning in December. Hey, it’s something.

Dollhouse has been averaging a mere 3 million viewers this season. Last season — when fan support, together with significant budget cuts, helped it to get an odds-defying second-year pickup — the show averaged 4.7 million.

Bottom line: Dollhouse is lucky it ever saw a second season. Remember that when you’re posting your eulogies below.