Dollhouse
Dollhouse may be condemned, according to the fansite ActiveDollhouse.com, which is actively trying to save the Fox series.
Dollhouse's Dushku: Echo's not a kid anymore
Déjà vu? Last season, Dollhouse was rescued from the brink of cancellation by fans who campaigned for the Joss Whedon series.
Dollhouse's Dushku and Whedon: Echo's on a mission
Last week, Dollhouse hit series low ratings...
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Dollhouse
Echo is growing up on Season 2 of Dollhouse (Fridays, 9/8c, Fox), and her new mission means no more acting like a 4-year-old for Eliza Dushku.
Of course, the childish character Dushku played last season was like a child who could kill you with her bare hands. This season, Echo will learn to...
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Dollhouse
Dollhouse barely escaped cancellation last season, and when it comes back, both the show and its main character will be on a mission, executive producer Joss Whedon and star Eliza Dushku tell TVGuide.com.
In the Season 1 finale, Dushku's Echo received a whole slew of personalities, which caused a huge shortage in her brain. So how will Echo deal this season?
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Eliza Dushku
Anyone else wearing this dress would likely look like Chiquita banana, but Dollhouse star Eliza Dushku is able to pull it off. We love the flirty texture below the waist and the red heels paired with the lemon-yellow frock.
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Dollhouse
The Season 2 premiere of Fox's Dollhouse will be written and directed by the man himself: series creator Joss Whedon. The catch: You're going to have to wait an extra week to see it.
Fox has pushed back Dollhouse's return date to Friday, Sept. 25, to afford Whedon & Co. sufficient time to produce enough hours to kick off the season with at least three or four consecutive episodes.
See what Eliza Dushku has to say about Dollhouse's renewal
An encore of the series premiere of Glee (yes, it's an all-new episode) will now air ...
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Eliza Dushku with Joss Whedon
In trumpeting Dollhouse's Season 2 pick-up, Fox entertainment president Kevin Reilly called the decision "a bet on creativity" and "a bet on Joss" — as in series creator Joss Whedon. Immediately following Fox's upfronts presentation, TVGuide.com grabbed a few minutes with Dollhouse lead Eliza Dushku to celebrate the renewal as well as the show's fans.
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Eliza Dushku's Maxim cover shoot
Sci-fi fans love them some Eliza Dushku, and the sexy Dollhouse star is giving them even more to drool over by posing for the March issue of Maxim. For the photos, the former Buffy and Tru Calling actress went with a retro, sexy-but-"classy" movie star look. Dushku did a cover shoot for the men's magazine back in 2001 — which, according to the actress, had her three big brothers all up in arms. If her crop top got them all fired up last time, then they definitely won't mind their little sis posing in tiny black lingerie, right?
Watch the video after the jump!
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Eliza Dushku
Eliza Dushku's residence in Fox's Dollhouse isn't stopping her from stepping out for new projects.
The Joss Whedon muse is developing a biopic of late photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, E! News reports. Mapplethorpe, who died in 1989 of complications from AIDS, was the subject of national controversy because of his homoerotic work.
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Elisha Dushku with Bryan Greenberg, Nobel Son
The bad news: Tru Calling is still cancelled. The good news: Fans of Eliza Dushku have two big reasons to be excited. Not only has the Buffy alum reteamed with Joss Whedon to create Dollhouse for Fox (premiering Feb. 13), but she also rocks a rather wild role in a twisty indie hitting theaters on Friday.
Nobel Son stars October Road's Bryan Greenberg as Barkley, the son of a newly christened Nobel Prize winner (Alan Rickman) and a police psychologist (Mary Steenburgen). On the eve of jetting to Sweden for dad's big night, Barkley has an electric and amorous liaison with Dushku's character, named City Hall. That marks just the beginning of the film's very wild ride.
Dushku spoke with TVGuide.com about her Nobel endeavor, as well as shared an update on Dollhouse, which she touts as being "cool and hot and different." See what she had to reveal, after the jump.
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Tahmoh Penikett by Albert L. Ortega/WireImage.com, Eliza Dushku by Tiffany Rose/WireImage.com
Joss Whedon is letting his obsession with Battlestar Galactica get the best of him — and I couldn't be happier about it!Whedon has tapped Galactica stud Tahmoh Penikett (aka Helo) to play Eliza Dushku's "twisted romantic foil" in Dollhouse, a spokesperson for Twentieth Television confirms. Also joining the Dollhouse ensemble are Fran Kranz (CBS' Welcome to the Captain), Aussie actress Dichen Lachman and relative newcomer Enver Gjokaj.Penikett's character, Paul Smith (originally named Paul Ballard), is described as an FBI agent who becomes obsessed with both the urban myth that is Dollhouse and its most recognizable inhabitant, Echo (Dushku).Kranz, meanwhile, has been cast as Dollhouse's nerdy programmer Topher Brink, the dude responsible for imprinting the dolls. Lachman, who starred in the Australian series Neighbours, will play Sierra, a Doll similar to Echo, only not as self-aware. And last but not least, Gjokaj will play Echo's buddy Victor, a handsome Doll who is childlike...
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