Joss Whedon posted an update at Whedonesque with regards to what’s going on with the show. Here are the biter points: Steve DeKnight is off as consulting producer and replacing him is the incomparable Jane Espenson. The character of November no longer exists, but actress Miracle Laurie has been given another role. Reed Diamond has joined the cast as the head of security at the Dollhouse. ...

Lately a small rumor has made the rounds that FOX renewed Terminator because Dollhouse wouldn’t be ready for its January launch. This rumor is widely believed to be TV Squad misinterpreting a Hollywood Reporter article. We’ve done some digging and have found that shooting for the initial thirteen episode order is scheduled to wrap at the end of January. They’re currently filming...

Whedon-alum Amy Acker spoke to Sci Fi Wire about the role of Claire Saunders. She also mentions that Steve DeKnight is writing and directing episode five. There’s also another interview with Acker here alongside the first photo of her from the series, complete with facial scars.

A poster at Television Without Pity share their thoughts on the first episode “Ghost”.

Dollrific interview episode two guest star Mark Ivanir. It also seems that whereas we once thought episode two was the original pilot, “Echo”, it is now a completely new episode titled “Grey Matter”.

Episode five will be called “Man on the Street”. It will be directed by long time Whedon collaborator David Solomon and written by Maurissa Tancharoen. Source.

Dollhouse is currently finishing up the new cut of its pilot in post, and filming episode 5 in West Hollywood. The show now has a 30 second introduction title sequence now which introduces the key players and sets the tone (our take: being disconnected from the world, even if you are walking around like an action hero – with a hint of creepy). Expect to be singing ”What you don’t know...

The following is the closing song for the first episode, “Ghost”. The song is Sia’s “I Go to Sleep”.

Dana Walden of 20th Century Fox Television had the following to say to TV Week about the problems that have been plaguing Dollhouse: TVWeek: The buzz surrounding Joss Whedon’s “Dollhouse” has been sketchy. The show shut down production for a couple weeks. What’s going on? Ms. Walden: Trying to tell stories that involve a genre mythology, while also telling close-ended episodic stories,...

FOX have launched the official website here – including a great new graphic. They’ve also launched their Dollhouse wiki here.