Joss Whedon Talks 'Dr. Horrible,' 'Dollhouse' and More

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Morning Mix: Angie and the Twins Leave Hospital
Published 7/21/2008 at Celebritology
... relocates to West coast to be near boyfriend. Chat Alert: Join "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" creator Joss Whedon online at Noon ET to discuss "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" -- a musical superhero spoof starring Neil Patrick Harris and "Firefly's" Nathan Fillion. Coming Later This Week: Prepare for an onslaught of news and tidbits live from the pop culture Super Bowl/Trekkie Convention/Woodstock that is ...

Let's discuss 'Dr. Horrible'
Published 7/21/2008 by Whitney Matheson at USATODAY.com - Pop Candy
I've received many requests to start a discussion about Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog today, and it's not for reasons you might expect. The third and final act of the web series went up over the weekend, and some fans aren't happy. Pop reader Juan L. says he felt the finale was "not only terrible, but a stab in the back from Joss Whedon to the fans." Says Noelle P.: "I am anxious to know what everyone believes the final shot was supposed to mean." Whedon participated in a live chat on WashingtonPost.com today about the series. He provided a few answers ... but just a ...

The More You Know: More Office, less Amy
Published 7/22/2008 by John at TiFaux
... Real World is moving from a Brooklyn loft to a pier TV Critics honor 30 Rock and The Wire Sarah Jessica Parker is getting her own Project Runway spinoff for artists Bravo has a few more spinoffs in the works, including Top Chef: Masters and Fashion House What we aren’t watching: Big Brother 10 Molly Shannon’s new show tested so poorly it’s getting completely reworked Joss Whedon talks Dr. Horrible, Dollhouse and more NY Times reviews David Simon’s new show Generation ...

Serial Killer Joss Whedon Faces His Public [Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog]
Published 7/22/2008 by Charlie Jane Anders at io9
... Whedon also mentioned that a Dr. Horrible sequel is highly unlikely, at least for the time being. And for those who detected the hand of Ben Edlund (The Tick) in the story, Joss confirmed it: Edlund worked on Horrible in the early stages but then "had to drop out." The supervillain Bad Horse was a character Edlund had pitched endlessly for Angel, Whedon's vampire-detective-lawyer show, and the minor bad guy Moist was Edlund's idea as well. [Washington Post] ...