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April 30 2009

TV Guide lists Dollhouse as one of "Seven Endangered Series We Hope Will Survive". They argue Dollhouse deserves to be saved because "the premise, though ethically problematic, is hella compelling". Spoilers if you haven't seen the Chuck finale.

Also, The One True b!X notes that you can reply to TVGuide's twitter saying which show you want to be saved.

[ edited by jkalderash on 2009-04-30 19:08 ]

jkalderash | Dollhouse | 18:04 CET | 8 comments total | tags: and those other shows too, save dollhouse

And on Twitter they ask what shows you would save. Hint: Tweet them "I'd renew Dollhouse" and since it's still Watch DOLLHOUSE Week add the #watchdollhouse hashtag while you're at it.

[ edited by The One True b!X on 2009-04-30 18:18 ]

The One True b!X | April 30, 18:16 CET

Dollhouse and Life. Yes, I am obsessed with both of them. They need to be saved.

The Unusuals. Enjoyed it so far, but I don't think it would mean that much to me if it got canned.

Chuck. Stopped watching this season, because...uh...yeah, no idea. It deserves to be back, even though I probably won't watch any more of it.

Donnie | April 30, 18:24 CET

I'm actually enjoying The Unusuals a lot and am sad that it likely won't continue, along with half of the other shows I watch. I'm glad it was posted here or I never would have watched.

hacksaway | April 30, 18:49 CET

Think the spoiler tag should be added here, I came VERY close to reading the information on Chuck's finale which I haven't seen yet!

ChromeShark | April 30, 18:56 CET

Oops, sorry about that ChromeShark. Looks like a mod added a note.

jkalderash | April 30, 19:06 CET

"ethically problematic"?

I'd prefer to call it "ethically compelling", or "ethically dense"

I guess it's "problematic" if you don't like to explore ethics in a thoughtful way.

mortimer | May 01, 03:48 CET

I think that's why "ethically problematic" works. There haven't been too many shows that have based their entire world in an ethically questionable setting. At least not on network TV. Usually if there's questionable ethics, it's largely restricted to the bad guy.

[ edited by azzers on 2009-05-01 04:27 ]

azzers | May 01, 04:27 CET

l liked this article because some of those shows esp Chuck and Dollhouse l've come 2 admire and am very passionate about lm keeping my fingers cross holla

zee | May 01, 04:44 CET

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