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November 10 2008

'How I came to co-write the Dollhouse theme song' by Jonatha Brooke. "[Joss] told the people at Fox, "Okay, my fantasy would be to have Jonatha Brooke singing a mixture of 'Careful What You Wish For' and 'The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies.'"

Simon | Dollhouse | 20:32 CET | 6 comments total | tags: joss whedon, dollhouse, jonatha brooke

The post description here alone is an antidote to the other thread. Heh.

The One True b!X | November 10, 20:33 CET

"Careful What You Wish For"
"The Dance of the Sugarplum Fairies" (remixed versions)

Sunfire | November 10, 20:56 CET

I want to see Summer perform the dance of the sugarplum puppet.

Pointy | November 10, 21:21 CET

If anyone is familiar with her work, can they give another answer to that last interview question, "What’s the best Jonatha Brooke studio album for someone who’s never heard Jonatha Brooke?" She said "take your pick, I love them all," but I'd love to hear if anyone is a fan and has an opinion on the one I really, REALLY need to hear first.

siwangmu | November 10, 22:04 CET

Well, the way gossi was describing the theme tune, I think it's possible that that combination is exactly what Jonatha has given Joss.

flugufrelsarinn | November 10, 23:39 CET

I wanna hear the theme song. God, waiting until February is a curse. I can live with Fridays. I could even live with it if they just put it there now without any promotion. BUT I NEED IT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

Donnie | November 10, 23:49 CET

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