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SciFi.com has another interview with Dollhouse creator Joss Whedon on their site. Whedon, creator/producer of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel and Firefly, will return to series television with the show Dollhouse. However, Fox won’t debut the show until early next year. Dollhouse reunites Whedon with Eliza Dushku, who kicked butt and cracked heads as Faith on both Buffy and Angel. …

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Joss and Eliza (see if you can tell which is which) give a teeny peek into Dollhouse in this video. It’s going to be the most fascinating piece of television in the history of radio.

The Hollywood Reporter announced recently that Canadian broadcaster, CanWest, has grabbed Dollhouse to finish up their shopping spree.

IGN caught up with Joss Whedon at the Fox Up Fronts recently, and he talks about Dollhouse, Eliza Dushku, Amy Acker, and Fox’s new “Remote Free” plan. Check it out (but beware of spoilers)!

Joss spilled (some of) the beans about Dollhouse to Kristin at E! at today’s FOX presentation. Check it out: I spent a good while chatting with the one and only Joss Whedon (pinch me!), who told me they he just wrapped on the pilot shoot for Dollhouse Friday, and that he has a very good feeling about the series because …

As we first reported several weeks ago, the pilot episode for Dollhouse started filming in Los Angeles on April 23. In her latest spoiler chat, E!’s Kristin dos Santos shared a nugget of information about filming, which we’ve posted under the cut.

Check out what Jace (aka Televisionary) has to say about his read-through of the Dollhouse pilot: I am still trying to catch my breath. I’m talking about my reaction last night after reading Joss Whedon’s brilliantly evocative script for his new seven-episode drama series for FOX, Dollhouse. If there’s one thing that Dollhouse has been this development season in Hollywood, …

Jennifer Goodwin at E! Online got a sneak peek at Dollhouse, and she’s sharing: What’s the pilot episode called? “Echo.” What’s it about? The logline don’t lie: “Echo (Eliza Dushku) is a young woman who is literally everybody’s fantasy. She is one of a group of men and women who can be imprinted with personality packages, including memories, skills, language—even …

While we eagerly await Dollhouse, Joss just ‘fessed up to his next project, Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog: So….. The bag is catless. During the strike I started writing a musical intended as a limited internet series, 3 episodes of approximately 10 minutes each. Writing with me was my brother Jed, his fiancee Maurissa, and my other brother Zack. To my …