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"Dollhouse" fans, the news you've been dreading has officially arrived — Joss Whedon's latest television endeavor is dead.
The Hollywood Reporter has the breaking news that Fox has canceled "Dollhouse," the Eliza Dushku-starring series created by Whedon. The article notes that despite a DVR-induced ratings bump, "Dollhouse" just couldn't cut it by the network's standards. As [...]
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Well, it came as a shock to probably nobody that Joss Whedon's and Eliza Dushku's science fiction series Dollhouse was officially canceled last week. I guess what is more surprising is that they decided to renew it in the first place for a second season, and then only to cancel it four episodes in.A friend of mine in the sixth grade told me her gauge of whether or not a movie or TV show was "great" was whether or not she was still thinking...
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From rampantgames.com
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As we all know, Fox did not order any more episodes of Dollhouse, and obviously they won’t be ordering a 3rd season of the Joss Whedon show.
But I can’t help but wonder if Joss Whedon might not continue with his world of Dollhouse in his favorite alternate medium, the comics?
He’s taken all his television series [...]
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FROM MOVIES BLOG: "Dollhouse" fans, the news you've been dreading has officially arrived—Joss Whedon's latest television endeavor is dead.
The Hollywood Reporter has the breaking news that Fox has canceled "Dollhouse," the Eliza Dushku-starring series created by Whedon. The article notes that despite a DVR-induced ratings bump, "Dollhouse" just couldn't cut it by the network's standards. [...]
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FOX has officially announced it is canceling the television show Dollhouse, the Joss Whedon sci-fi drama starring Eliza Dushku that was given an unexpected second season this fall but had dismal ratings after moving to Friday nights.Contributor: Jeffrey WeeksPublished: Nov 11, 2009
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Dollhouse, the cult television show created by Joss Whedon (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Firefly) starring Eliza Dushku, has been cancelled, according to THR. The series will reportedly complete its 13 episode run before Fox, which has saved it from oblivion once before, drops it permanently. We're pretty sure that Whedon's army of loyal fans will start a petition any min ––– oh, there you go... [Via The Hollywood Reporter]
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Fox has canceled Joss Whedon's Dollhouse, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
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The sci-fi series, which stars Eliza Dushku, is currently filming its 11th episode and will ...
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Dollhouse: Season One (DVD)By Eliza Dushku Buy new: $30.4949 used and new from $21.37 Customer Rating: First tagged "blu-ray" by A.L. Customer tags: joss whedon(137), dollhouse(120), eliza dushku(112), tv series(80), tahmoh penikett(59), scifi(57), alan tudyk(56), olivia williams(42), science fiction tv(37), television(17), buffy the vampire slayer(13), amy acker(4)
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It is official, Dollhouse, the cult television series has been cancelled for good this time as Fox has announced they will be dropping Joss Whedon's show from their line-up after this last 13 episode run. Fox has...read more
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From nowpublic.com
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In the eyes of the fanboy international, geek auteur Joss Whedon will always be too good for television. And lucky for him, Fox didn't ruin those creds by calling the nerds' bluff and keeping his show on the air. Fox announced today that is snuffing out the brief candle of Dollhouse, Whedon's latest series starring Eliza Dushku as a secret agent whose memory is deleted after each of her missions. The launch of a new Whedon show is treated in...
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