Check out this concept art from Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog: That's the first sketch of Bad Horse, the mastermind of the Evil League of Evil. Costume designer Shawna Trpcic originally read the script and thought Bad Horse was a person.
In this Dollhouse music video, Topher orders a (literal) mail-order…
To commemorate the release of Dollhouse Season 2 on DVD today, the Dollhouse team made this music video for the song "Remains" from the episode "Epitaph One." What's it about? A fellow who buys his android lover through the mail.
A new Dollhouse comic book, starring Felicia Day!
Joss Whedon always swore he'd never do a Dollhouse comic book, but looks like we'll get one after all. "Epitaphs" tells the story of how some key characters survived the brainpocalypse. It'll be bundled with the season two DVDs.
Dollhouse Isn't Really Over
Dollhouse, Joss Whedon's weirdest show, started out being about people who can be anybody. But last night, every one of the show's characters was so clearly defined, so much themselves, that their personalities are imprinted on our brains forever. Spoilers...
Dollhouse: The Attic Is Other People
Last night, Dollhouse served up a blend of the Borg, The Matrix and The Cell... and then revealed how they all fit together, in a wholly original story. And then we finally learned the secret origins of Rossum. Spoilers ahead.
If Dollhouse's Corporation Was Real, You'd Be Its Bitch Too
Most television shows either accept their limitations or transcend them. Dollhouse started out bashing its head against its limitations, before finally leaping over them. And after last night, I'm not sure it still has any. Spoilers and mindwipes ahead...
Rape Is One Tick Short Of Armageddon, On Dollhouse
Everyone who's been complaining that Dollhouse pulled a bait-and-switch, showing us a post-apocalyptic world at the end of season one, then failing to revisit it in season two: quitcher bitchin'. We saw the roots of that dystopia last night.
Strap Yourselves In. Dollhouse Is About To Go Off!
Season two of Dollhouse gets "darker and stranger" and further from the "client-of-the-week" aspect as it goes along, says writer Jed Whedon. And there are lots of exciting twists coming up. Plus clips from tonight's slasher-tastic episode. Spoilerama!
