Dollhouse

Any dolls out there looking to have a “treatment” anytime soon had better make haste - that, or risk being stuck with a Swedish accent and the ability to put together an Erector Set blindfolded. Why? Fox has decided to pull Dollhouse off the schedule and put it in the attic. For the month of November anyway.
Sources in the know have stated that the month-long removal is because of November sweeps. The show will return to its Friday night time slot in December with back-to-back episodes.

 

This does not bode well for the fledgling series as Fox executive Preston Beckman, recently stated that while they’re committed to airing all 13 episodes of the second season, they’ll wait until the complete run is over before they decide on its fate. From the sounds of this, it doesn’t look that good for the show.
In the same statement, Beckman stated, »
- Anthony Ocasio

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News broke yesterday that Joss Whedon's "Dollhouse" is getting pulled from Fox for the month of November, signaling the network's lack of faith in the Eliza Dushku-starring show's prospects going forward. While the removal of "Dollhouse" from sweeps month wasn't exactly a shocker to anybody following the series' downward spiral in both the creative and commercial departments, it did prompt the show's much-beloved creator to speak out.
Following an open letter posted at The TV Addict, Whedon took to his own blog to address some of the growing concerns about "Dollhouse" and the show's November absence.
"Well, I'm not as depressed as everyone else," wrote Whedon. "We weren't about to rock sweeps anyway, and though there's a chilly November, December is Crazy. It's like an Advent calendar of episodes!"
Aside from expressing enthusiasm about "Dollhouse" posting double-headers on Friday throughout the month of December, Whedon suggested that the »
- Josh Wigler

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As Fox announces their decision to bench Dollhouse for the fall sweep, we sit down with series regular, Miracle Laurie, on her future with the show and in the world of acting. Plus MarvelFest hits NYC (wonder if DC will plan something on the same day?), Glee hits on DVD and there are two hot trailers to catch in theaters this weekend.

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- Mike Raub

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