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Joss Whedon Is Optimistic About A Second Season of "Dollhouse"

Posted by Olivia Purnell

 

Optimistic is an understatement, the man is practically giddy about the possibility of a second season of Dollhouse.

Although he's still waiting for the go ahead from Fox, Whedon is encouraged by Dollhouse's DVR ratings. He says:

Basically it’s what happens in the next few weeks; we have a new lead-in (replacing 'Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles'), we have a few more episodes coming up — whether it’s 12 or 13 — they are fierce,” he added. “They are ridiculous; I am so proud of them. We’re going to go out this season with a bang, and hopefully we’ll get to come back for Season 2.

We might actually get the chance to do what we’re dying to do, which is tell more of these stories with these crazy people because we have so many more yet to come

Although we are still super skeptical about parts of the Dollhouse premise (brainwashed hookers make us feel icky), we'd definitely like Joss to have the opportunity to flesh out the story. "Fierce," "Crazy," and "Ridiculous"? We're into it.

We're also super curious about Joss's mysterious 13th episode, you know, the one that might be too Whedon-y for Fox.

Whedon told [the studio] he could shoot a “weird post-apocalyptic horror movie on the sets on video with a whole new cast for about half pattern and pepper it with scenes of these people (the same cast) and do it while we’re filming everything else and it won’t cost you hardly anything and it will be the strangest, most awesome thing you’ve ever had.

After a season full of high-end hooking, are we really going to have to wait for the DVD to see a little "post-apocalyptic horror?" FOX, we've stuck Dollhouse through its slow start and despite its flaws. Give us lucky number 13, please.

(thrfeed.com)

Previously:

"Dollhouse" Season Finale: Too Joss Whedon-y For Fox

"Dollhouse" Gets a Little Love on itunes

Top Three Ways to Fix "Dollhouse"


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