#whedon

"Fox wants to make sure you flee Dollhouse's "glamor and dehumanization" premise. The show's new widget, which puts a flirty Eliza Dushku on your desktop, helpfully explains "this show is for creepy teenage masturbators." Good job, Fox!"

"Joss Whedon, the creator of acclaimed cult favorites “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Angel” and “Firefly,” is returning to Fox and reuniting with “Buffy” regular Eliza Dushku for a new action-drama called “Dollhouse.”"

"the new series chronicles events that happened to Buffy and her friends after the conclusion of their televised adventures and will function as a "Season 8" to the highly popular cult hit TV series that ran for seven seasons"

"Firefly, a science fiction series that was canceled midway through its first season on Fox, has found a new home on the Sci Fi Channel." Hot damn, it's about gorrammed time!

Joss Whedon fleeing television. Drat.

Buffy S7 as a critique of the War in Iraq.

'Two Buffy "interactive novels" are scheduled to appear next year, in new series Stake Your Destiny.'

Buffy with a Twin Peaks filter, a what-if

"Alyson Hannigan's mother had mentioned in the Atlanta Post-Journal that her daughter was doing voice-work for an animated version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

"A couple of years ago, the "Swan" concept would have made a horrifying episode of "Angel." Cordelia would have had one of her visions: A vanity demon would have risen from the depths of hell; Angel and gang would investigate and find a roomful of bandage

"Just in case you weren't bitter enough..."

"And damned if it wasn’t a corporate suit that killed this vampire, signing off on the show’s demise with a pen that might as well have been a wooden stake through the heart."

"...the group has raised some $22,000 from several hundred donors in just a few weeks..."

Apparently, she declined an appearance on Angel because her aunt died. How many people feel bad for bashing her now?

'Universal Pictures has greenlit "Serenity,'' the feature film based on Joss Whedon's Fox TV series "Firefly,'' which was canceled in late 2002 after just 11 episodes.'

"It's October 2005, and the first episode of the latest Trek series has been written, directed, and executive produced by Joss Whedon."

'Levin continued to go further into explaining why the show about the soulful vampire was not renewed for a sixth season. He said, "We need to create timeslots where we can repeat shows."'

"This wiki is here as an encyclopedia of the Firefly 'verse, both as a resource and so people can see what a cool show Firefly is/was."

"This is the JossWhedon wiki."