Sarah Michelle Prinze and her husband, actor Freddie Prinze Jr., have become parents, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
The couple "welcomed their daughter...
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Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. are expecting their first child together, People reports.
"They're very excited," a source tells the magazine. Gellar, who turns 32 on Tuesday, is reportedly due ...
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In this last part of our four-part video series with Joss Whedon, the creator of Fox's Dollhouse (Fridays at 9 pm/ET) fields more TVGuide.com reader questions — including one that asks whether the "father of such strong female characters as Buffy fancies himself a feminist." Joss' short answer is yes, though he suspects "a lot of the people who watch Dollhouse will be challenged by that."
Also in this video Q&A:
• Does Whedon have an "ultimate project" he'd like to tackle one day? (I suspect his answer will send minds reeling.)
• Why doesn't Joss shop his shows to Sci Fi Channel versus the networks?
• Who does Joss Whedon gush over the same way that people gush over Joss Whedon?
• Might Joss work with Sarah Michelle Gellar again? (Also: the final word on her "Horrible" cameo.)
• Which
Buffy episode does Joss admit was actually made
better by network input?
Watch and discuss Whedon's answers after the jump.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar is ready to slay TV viewers again.The erstwhile vampire slayer is set to return to the small screen — no, not as Buffy — in a new HBO series, Variety reports.The Wonderful Maladys, developed by Charles Randolph for the actress, will focus on a trio of dysfunctional siblings still reeling from the loss of their parents at an early age.Gellar's character is described as having "a kind of zealous immaturity — like a drug addict with a to-do list." The duo will also serve as executive producers on the half-hour series, to be shot single-camera style. Filming will begin in early 2009.Are you excited for SMG's TV return? Who from the Buffyverse should drop by her Wonderful show? — Joyce Eng
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About four years ago, Buffy writer Jane Epstein dabbled with the idea of creating an animated series chronicling her The Slayer's high school days at Sunnydale High where several of the original cast members, including Alyson Hannigan, Nicholas Brendon and Anthony Head, lent their voices to reprise their roles. Though the show never quite came to be, four minutes of the aborted series is now sweeping the internet. And we apologize in advance for opening old wounds with this video. Your take: Do you think this series had potential or were they right to slay it so soon?
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