My god, I'm spending so much time checking Whedonesque for any new Dollhouse updates. Before work: Whedonesque. Home from work: Whedonesque. Getting home drunk at 2am: straight to Whedonesque. To quote Gunn, I used to be cool before I met y'all.

In other news, my resolve cracked and I listened to the Dollhouse theme song and I was very impressed. Like some have said there's a Bond element in in but that's really just in the first half and then it switches to something rather soulful. I love it

Also, why does gossi's Dollverse site say there are about 2 hours and 46 minutes until Dollhouse has aired? Isn't it early morning on the 12th in LA?

Let Down | February 12, 12:15 CET

The clock says 1 day,12 hours etc on my screen.



It reminded me of Sheryl Crow's song for Tomorrow Never Dies.

Simon | February 12, 12:18 CET

Oh got it, the clock is counting down to 12 am on Friday the 13th in whatever country you happen to be viewing the site from. Darn, and I got so excited thinking I might have miscalculated

"It reminded me of Sheryl Crow's song for Tomorrow Never Dies."

I had to Youtube that song to recall it. I see the similarity you were getting at but as far as I'm concerned the Dollhouse theme is incomparably better (incomparably better? Surely that's an oxymoron)

[ edited by Let Down on 2009-02-12 12:34 ]

Let Down | February 12, 12:32 CET

IGN video = :D

Pointy | February 12, 19:25 CET

Has the (very enthusiastic) io9-review been posted already?



ETA: CNN.

[ edited by wiesengrund on 2009-02-12 20:45 ]

wiesengrund | February 12, 20:38 CET

Call me a crazed-in-anticipation jumping-the-gunner, but it seems as if (US) iTunes should have a TV series subscription for "Dollhouse" already set up. There's nothing by way of episodes yet to download, obviously, but they could put up a free download of the video of the recent Apple Store event with Joss and Eliza. (Which was promised to come on iTunes, apparently.) The current season of "Lost" was set up that way a week or so before a single episode aired. It's all about pulling people in through the power of advertising free stuff.

With Dr. Horrible still in the Top 10 of TV Series downloads (at #6), it seems not too early to capitalize on Whedon-popularity on iTunes with ads popping up for a free "Dollhouse" download. There is all manner of other free stuff, mostly crappy, to download. Advertising, Fox people, the power of advertising!

phlebotinin | February 12, 22:12 CET

We (at Joss'd) had a really awesome talk with the Nabbit folks about their Dollhouse contest they're running. Dollhouse fever is infectious.

It's amazing the amount of press going on... which is great, just kind of head-spinny.

BrownCoat_Tabz | February 12, 22:24 CET

I tried to post a link to shinyuniverse.net for Dollhouse fans but it was deleted by Caroline, who said the site was down. Works for me, maybe her universe is down. Also made snarky comment about sloppy post, wasn't aware posts had to be 5000 word essays. But if you want to see sloppy, just visit her website..

farfly | February 12, 22:46 CET

farfly, she asked you to clean the post up because it had an unclosed bracket in it--and maybe lacked a period at the end, I can't remember. She wasn't asking you to make it into an essay. FWIW, the site worked for me, too, when I clicked on the link.

Why not try again, but this time try to make the post a little tidier?

snot monster from outer space | February 12, 22:51 CET

farfly, you're out.

Simon | February 12, 23:33 CET