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April 05 2009

Dollhouse Season One Blu-Ray is up for pre-order at Amazon. When more info is available on what it'll have, that info will most likely be here.

pat32082 | Dollhouse | 14:59 CET | 30 comments total | tags: no you didn't fall asleep, amazon, preorder, ray of blu, dollhouse

It must be a sign of the times that the Blu-ray version is available for pre-ordering but the DVD isn't. Me I'm holding out for the VHS edition.

Simon | April 05, 15:35 CET

Yeah Simon, I think I'll wait until it comes out on laserdisc.

Animal Mother | April 05, 15:44 CET

Me I'm holding out for the VHS edition.

You crazy kids and all your new technology. What's wrong with Betamax all of a sudden, huh?

The Highlander | April 05, 15:49 CET

Did I fall asleep?

J.I.G. | April 05, 15:50 CET

The amazon page is up for the regular dvd here.

wilder | April 05, 16:53 CET

Could high pre-orders help save the show?

narky | April 05, 17:22 CET

Definitely couldn't hurt!

kasadilla | April 05, 17:24 CET

I am so behind the times that I only got a DVR for the first time last week.

UnpluggedCrazy | April 05, 17:46 CET

What? I'm still using 8mm film *lol*

Hopefully there will be an European release of the dvd set (don't have HD equipment and I don't see the point of it)

Krusher | April 05, 19:43 CET

Let me know when it's out on Super-8. Meanwhile, get off my lawn you damn kids!

(Shakes tiny fist at Krusher!)

[ edited by zz9 on 2009-04-05 19:46 ]

zz9 | April 05, 19:45 CET

zz9 At least you have sound, I don't. And Super8 film is still being made..

[ edited by Krusher on 2009-04-05 19:54 ]

Krusher | April 05, 19:53 CET

I presume the UK release will come after the show has been on Sci fi...

bubblecat | April 05, 20:01 CET

Sound? It's just a fad! I like those cards that come up with the dialogue on them everytime someone speaks!

zz9 | April 05, 20:07 CET

Thanks for the link Wilder, I have signed up for the alert for when the regular DVD of Dollhouse is on sale (I hope we get lots of commentary!).

embers | April 05, 20:07 CET

Dollhouse "Needs" #2 on iTunes.

Wilhelm | April 05, 20:10 CET

And number one on Hulu. :P

Rhodey | April 05, 20:16 CET

Let me know when it's out in Polaroid Instant Film Flipbook format.

The One True b!X | April 05, 20:51 CET

Now, now people. You must embrace the new technology, I finally have (stares at favorite cave art drawing). No, really, I have.

Madhatter | April 05, 20:57 CET

Why paint a bison if it's dead?

swanjun | April 05, 21:00 CET

Why paint a bison if it's dead?

To give you what you need, not what you want.

The One True b!X | April 05, 21:23 CET

I'm moving up in the tech world! A tablet computer! With real clay tablets!

MissKittysMom | April 05, 21:28 CET

Oh and I want Miracle Laurie with Felicia Day to sing the Commentary!

Krusher | April 05, 21:34 CET

Got you beat, MissKittysMom. Just picked up a mint abacus, with waxed strings and all!

Madhatter | April 05, 21:41 CET

Doubtful see weblink! Doubtful confused! Doubtful SMASH!

[ edited by doubtful guest on 2009-04-05 22:27 ]

doubtful guest | April 05, 22:27 CET

The Dollhouse-Pushing Daisies bundle sure is tempting.

Rhodey | April 05, 22:32 CET

I payed $35 a year ago for Season 1 of Mad Men on Blu-Ray, something folks can get online for $20 now. Season 2 is available for $37. So, while I wouldn't mind owning Dollhouse on Blu-Ray, I sure as fuck am not putting down $50 for it. Now, of course, that $48.99 pricetag could be total bullshit. But, if it's not...

Dirk | April 05, 23:02 CET

My guess is the price will drop before release.

pat32082 | April 05, 23:03 CET

FOX blu-rays do seem more expensive than other studios. The Pushing Daisies set with the same number of episodes is only $35. But I've always thought FOX made the best TV dvds so hopefully this will be full of extras. Still pretty high though.

hacksaway | April 05, 23:24 CET

Did anyone else notice this in the plot synopsis:

Joss Whedon, creator of the groundbreaking cult favorites, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," and "Firefly," returns to television and reunites with fellow "Buffy" alumna, Eliza Dushku, for a thrilling new drama, DOLLHOUSE.

Why remind people of Firefly and not of Angel?!

J.I.G. | April 06, 14:11 CET

I read that quite a lot. I think some people tend to see Angel as part of the Buffyverse, and sometimes they like to mention all 'verses, not all shows.

wiesengrund | April 06, 14:20 CET

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