In this podcast interview with Geekerati , Tim Minear talks at length about the strike, Dollhouse and Miracle Man.

In TV Guide’s latest Ask Ausiello , Ausiello has info from Whedon about how Echo’s various romances will play out over the series. Question: I am beyond thrilled about the new Joss Whedon and Eliza Dushku project! You should get a bonus for that kind of scoop. — Beth Ausiello: I couldn’t agree with you more. And I haven’t even told you yet what Joss told me about Eliza’s...

Joss Whedon, via Whedonesque.com, talks about the strike: Sick as a dog but proud as a noble and much healthier dog, I made my way to the picket lines outside of Fox studios today. I’m really glad I did. In addition to carrying the banner, it was a chance to talk with other writers, get more perspectives and more information about what’s happening, and to see a surprising number of old friends....

In this feature, we’re going to take a look inside Dollhouse, to take a theoretical look at what lies in waiting for us. It is well known Joss Whedon likes to know his character names up front, and is reasonably obsessive about structure and the emotional heart of a scene (and his characters). These reasons are, I believe, the reason people relate and attach to his work; it’s not accidental....

Well, here’s the skinny. The writers strike has officially begun, as you can read and discuss in our lovely forums. This includes Joss Whedon, along with pretty much every US TV writer. This means writing on Dollhouse has stopped. “Television and movie screen writers said Thursday they will go on strike for the first time in nearly 20 years in a dispute over royalties.” Four writers...

TimMinear.net have a brief chat with Tim Minear about his involvment with the show and his thoughts on the impending apocalypse that is the writers’ strike.

Joss and Eliza speak to E!, TV Guide , TV Week , LA Times and Entertainment Weekly about Dollhouse with more information on how the series came about, the character of Echo and Eliza’’s preperation for playing Echo.

The following is by Michael Schneider, courtesy of Variety.com: Produced by 20th Century Fox TV — the studio also behind “Buffy,” “Angel” and Whedon’s late, lamented “Firefly” — “Dollhouse” follows a top-secret world of people programmed with different personalities, abilities and memories depending on their mission. After each assignment...