Pilot Airdate: ??? Adelle meets with a Client and lays out the rules of the program: no harm may come to an Active, and the Active must not be told that he or she is “working” but must believe that what they are doing is as real as they think it is. Boyd, one of the handlers, and Topher, one …

Ausiello at TV Guide just posted the casting call for Dollhouse, giving us some information on who’s who in Joss’ new series: With Buffyverse ringmaster Joss Whedon at its helm and Eliza Dushku as its star, Fox’s sci-fried Bourne series, Dollhouse, is pretty much required to have a cast that redefines the term “top-notch.” And since a top-secret list of …

When ABC let Sarah Fain and Liz Craft go from their showrunner duties for Women’s Murder Club, it didn’t take long for Joss to call his former colleagues and offer them a job on Dollhouse. Fain and Craft previously wrote for Angel, so when Joss heard they were available, he jumped at the chance to grab them. “Joss emailed and …

EdmontonSun.com has a nice piece on Eliza Dushku and Dollhouse, now that the strike is over. Eliza Dushku may finally be welcoming viewers to her Dollhouse. The former Buffy The Vampire Slayer actress had announced plans to co-produce and star in a new action-drama from her Buffy creator Joss Whedon mere days before Hollywood’s scribes went on strike last November. …

Eliza Dushku is currently at Sundance promoting Bottle Shock. She talked to Cinema Blend‘s Kelly West about training for Dollhouse: I’m currently at the Sundance Film Festival and while I’m all about the movies right now, I’m always on the lookout for any juicy TV news. After a press conference with the cast and crew of the film Bottle Shock, …

Joss Whedon’s plans for “Dollhouse” go beyond just making a tv show about an extraordinary girl. Joss Whedon is now considered one of televisions greatest minds. As the chief architect and creator of the then-WB network’s “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” he instantly achieved critical recognition for his work and the series became one of the most surprising successes of 1997.

IGN.com conducted an interview with Joss Whedon at last week’s “Mutant Enemy Day” on the picket line, named in honor of Joss Whedon’s production company. Whedon, the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel and Firefly, was joined by writers from all of those aforementioned shows — including Tim Minear, Marti Noxon, Jane Espenson, David Fury, Doug Petrie, Ben Edlund, …

TVWeek.com interviewed Joss about Dollhouse and, as always, his answers are genius: TVWeek: How did this idea come about? Joss Whedon: Rather suddenly. It just sort of blurted forth. I was having lunch with Eliza and she was talking about wanting to do something and I made up the show. We went to Fox and they said, “Yeeeaeah!” TVWeek: “Buffy” …

Ausiello had a little more information about Dollhouse in today’s scoopfest: Question: I am beyond thrilled about the new Joss Whedon and Eliza Dushku project! You should get a bonus for that kind of scoop. — Beth Ausiello: I couldn’t agree with you more. And I haven’t even told you yet what Joss told me about Eliza’s leading man. Yep, …

Eliza Dushku will make an appearance on Nov. 22nd’s episode of “Ugly Betty”. Eliza will star as a cover girl (Cameron Ashlock) that Daniel and Betty are trying to break out of rehab for a photo shoot. Should be a good one!