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Joss Whedon Back on TV

tokenhillbilly writes "Joss Whedon of 'Buffy' and 'Firefly' fame has signed on to do another TV series on Fox starring Eliza Dushku (Faith from 'Buffy'). The series is going to be called Dollhouse, and the story surrounds a group of people 'programmed' to do missions out of a sort of high-tech dorm. '[The series] follows a top-secret world of people programmed with different personalities, abilities and memories depending on their mission. After each assignment -- which can be physical, romantic or even illegal -- the characters have their memories wiped clean, and are sent back to a lab (dubbed the "Dollhouse"). [The] show centers on Dushku's character, Echo, as she slowly begins to develop some self-awareness, which impacts her missions.'"

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  1. Watch out for episode 3 by LiquidCoooled · · Score: 5, Funny

    In episode 3 Echo downloads a music track and spends the rest of the episode evading the RIAA.

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  2. Not wanting to be overly cynical by fictionpuss · · Score: 5, Funny

    But how many episodes before this invariably gets canceled?

  3. Glad to see Whedon is doing something new... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    It's refreshing to see a new series by Joss where the main character is not a girl with superhuman martial art abilities taking on nearly unsurmountable tasks while not being aware of the subtle manipulations of an unknown dark and nefarious nemesis.... Oh wait.

  4. Oh not you don't , asshole by geekoid · · Score: 5, Funny

    I am NOT going to watch another show just to see the best, most clever, smartest and funniest person die.

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  5. He's like an abused spouse by Steeltalon · · Score: 5, Funny

    Sooner or later there needs to be an intervention and his friends and family need to tell him that, no matter what it says, Fox doesn't really love him.

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