Joss Whedon talks to IGN about the future of 'Dollhouse' - Dollhouse

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March 19 2009

(SPOILER) Joss Whedon talks to IGN about the future of 'Dollhouse'. Another recap of Joss' conference call from Wednesday.

Haunt | Dollhouse | 17:05 CET | 9 comments total | tags:

Alas, this is a transcript of the conference call that has been the subject of several articles, over the past couple days.

Knuckleball | March 19, 17:28 CET

Well dammit. *hangs head*

Haunt | March 19, 17:32 CET

Either way thanks for posting it :)

I really like the questions they asked Joss. They were well thought out and very interesting.

vampmogs | March 19, 18:27 CET

Well it's quite a thorough recap so I'll leave up on the front page.

Simon | March 20, 00:09 CET

I may have missed these bits in the other recaps of this conference call but are we all assuming the movie he alludes to is Cabin in the Woods or something wholly different? Also, I'm just vaguely curious about who this guy is that looks like Nicolas Brendon but isn't but maybe that's since I haven't read any of the upcoming episode summaries.

orangewaxlion | March 20, 02:34 CET

I think this Nicholas guy will be in 1x09 "Haunted".

wiesengrund | March 20, 04:22 CET

"[Dollhouse isn't] the lighthearted romp that the other shows were". :)

Perfect example of why I love our dear Jossir, the undisputed king of irony.

Shey | March 20, 07:01 CET

Question for those who have read this transcript (in one of its various forms), does it just spoil episode 6 or are there many spoilers for the rest of the season? I am asking because I would quite like to read this after seeing Man on the Street, if that's what most of the spoilers are about. - Thanks!

Bluey | March 20, 08:47 CET

Dollhouse staff, who with the exception of Langton and the scarred, fretful doctor (Amy Acker) are either coldly or smarmily played. Wolfram & Hart this ain’t, and more’s the pity.

Meh. I think both Adelle and Topher are shaping up into interesting characters too.

Plus, Wolfram & Hart? I found all of them to be intensely unlikable and not-very-interesting variations on smug and evil, with the sometimes-exception of Lilah.

nasarius | March 20, 09:07 CET

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