This is a sin and a shame. Unlike most of you, i’m not a Whedonite, and i loved every single episode i saw. I saw how the show grew and changed, but i’ve never complained about any of the episodes and i never will. I loved them all.

I really hope Joss & Co. fight for this show and take it to another network as opposed to just abandoning Echo and her crew. I think The CW and SyFy are perfect fits for the show. SyFy is trying to attract more women viewers anyway, so this would be a wonderful pick-up for them. Someone mentioned above that CW saved “Buffy”, and it worked out well. Perhaps if “DH” fans let it be known that we will follow this show to another network, he’ll consider trying to move it to another network.

Screw Fox. They are not the only game in town. They are geared more toward those wretched reality shows because they are cheaper to make, and bring in more revenue. You can thank the general viewing public who likes to watch crap that doesn’t require them to think (read: dumb as a box of rocks) for that.
Talk about a match made in hell.

Someone said that Fox owns the name “Dollhouse”. Do they also own the character’s names ? If not, there are several titles he can use for the series that will let us know it’s the same show. Shoot..he could call the show “Did I Fall Asleep?” and we would know what it was.

This whole thing has me so pissed, i may have to start a blog or actually break down and get a Facebook account just to get it all out. Shoot.

Anybody seen Inara Croft ? I need to get up with her so she can help me calm down..

Given the steady stream of “reality shows” that fox airs, and the addition of the “Fox Reality Channel” (yes, sadly, a Fox owned cable/Sat network that shows nothing but “reality shows” 24/7).

Not that surprising though. Most of us can remember back in the day of the birth of Fox Network. They were the “white trash” of network broadcasting with it’s hard hitters Married With Children, Down and Out in Beverly Hills (the series), The Simpsons, The Tracy Ulman Show and Arsenio Hall as their top money makers. It is funny, Down and Out in Beverly Hills was the first canceled Fox show after just, you guessed it, 13 episodes!

Oh, and remember, Fox canceled Buffy before its time and it was saved by WB.

Ok, toooo much rambling on my part. I guess what I am trying to say is that there seems to no longer be any room for creative, thought provoking, smart, television shows anymore. It is being replaced by the lowest common denominator: “Reality Television”