In my opinion, not that my opinion is worth a great deal, but i do beleive that this is one of the best sit coms of all time.

I have all the episodes on DVD.

Writer/creator Joss Whedon told attendees of the "Dollhouse" panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday that he is shooting a second pilot to the new Fox drama in order to better introduce viewers into the world he is creating with the show. Whedon said while he is pleased with the pilot that already exists, the new one – planned as a prequel at this stage – is aimed at better setting-up some of the back story to the Dollhouse organization as well as its cast of characters.

Whedon admitted that Fox was a bit weary of the initial pilot and how the viewer would be thrust into the "Dollhouse" world with well-established characters and little introduction. He added that the decision to do the second shoot was in no way a slam against the initial pilot, which he said he believes is great.

Whedon was asked during the Q&A about the string of fan sites that have already popped up asking the populace to 'Save Dollhouse' – all of this before any of its episode have aired. He said while he appreciated the fandom aspect, he was weary of the message it might send about the show to the general public. He didn't want to couch "Dollhouse" as a show in trouble or something that would only appeal to a niche audience before it even hits the small screen.

He added that while the show is different – no vampires or space ships – it is still about people and, more specifically, their souls – a reoccurring theme in most of his work.

Whedon said that he is open to adding more "Buffy"/"Angel"/"Firefly" alumni to the cast joining Eliza Dushku and Amy Acker, but that he was also excited about the current cast he has assembled, which includes "Battlestar Galactica's" Tahmoh Penikett as FBI Agent Paul Ballard.

Fox has contracted for 13 episodes of "Dollhouse" to air starting in January 2009.

As fans entered the enormous Hall H at the San Diego Comic-Con, feaurettes from the upcoming "Lost" season four DVD played on the television. In one hilarious segment, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse discuss the switch to flashforwards which, itself, jumps to the two showrunners looking back on season four from the year 2011. Lindelof wears a "NY Yanks '10 Champs" shirt and Cuse wears one that says, "Obama: Four More Years." Cuse also had an eye patch that he claimed was gouged out by an angry fan.

Lindelof and Cuse then introduced "Hans von Eagan," a representative from the Dharma Initiative who they claimed was sponsoring the panel. He showed off interview footage shot at the con of fans undergoing a "Blade Runner"-esque Dharma Initiative test, featuring the best answers to mysterious questions like "There's a turtle lying in the sun. You're not helping it. Why?"

The panel then moved directly into Q and A's where a number of little hints were dropped:

When asked if Rousseau would get a flashback, the response was, "We will say this: You will see, definitively, Rousseau's story. But to say 'flashback' might be disingenuous," and, "Danielle Rosseau will be in season five."

Lindelof went on to explain that, though there will still be flashbacks and flashforwards, there will also be something completely new that starts happening in the structure of the show.

Soon, the showrunners revealed a surprise appearance by Matthew Fox who joined the panel just in time for a little girl ask, "Will Kate ever see Sawyer again?"

Lindelof shouted in an accusatory tone, "Not if Jack has anything to say about it!"

Cuse followed up with, "Yes, Kate will see Sawyer again."

Other promises included the revelatory, "Jin [and Locke] will still be on the show in some form. You have not seen the last of either of those characters... Dead is a relative term."

Another question was about Vincent the dog who, "... is alive and well and will appear in season five. [It's] safe to say that he'll make it to the end of the show."

As for Richard Alpert (specifically how many toes he has) the answer was, "You're gonna see Richard barefoot in the future. That's pun-intended. The very near future."

The panel ended with one of the Dharma test-takers running onto the stage and showing off footage that he claimed to have bootlegged from the Dharma booth on the exhibit hall floor. The footage was another message from Francois Chau's character, split up by static bursts. He tries to tell someone that he has knowledge of the future and proves it by providing facts about the modern world. It ends with, "-- violent purge. One that we are apparently powerless to escape," and a plead to reconstitute the Dharma initiative in the present day.

"Time isn't just of the essence," he says, "It is the essence."

The first 7 (out of 8) episodes of 'Summer Heights High' start tonight at 11.45. I've already seen them but if you haven't yet and want to catch up with this Australian comedy then here's your chance. The last episode is screened next week.

Steroid-chomping bodybuilders, hideous beauty pageant wannabes and obsessed dog owners: they're just some of the crazed characters who couch potatoes can expect to meet in the new series of Little Britain.

That was the end of the final episode after five seasons and over 100 episodes.

as titled...we all should! memoribilia is fun!

Joss Whedon has presented his plan, which includes a three part, gratis, time-limited web-streamed Superhero musical featuring Neil Patrick Harris and Nathan Fillion.

More at http://www.drhorrible.com/plan.html

Spoilers from Digital Spy

The third season of Heroes will play out on BBC Two and BBC Three (and BBC HD) from the end of September, with a delay of just eight days on the original US broadcast. The season will comprise two "volumes", each containing 13 and 12 episodes respectively.

EEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!! I worship at the altar of Whedon!

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