Watch Dollhouse Episodes

In case you were looking for the Dollhouse finale, you have not missed it yet! Originally planned to air on January 22, 2010, the show was postponed for the Haiti relief telethon. So tonight, January 29, 2010, will be the series and Season 2 finale, dubbed “Epitaph Two: The Return.”

Oh, did you hear about Amazon’s technical glitch this morning? It was between the hours of midnight and three that Amazon accidentally released the finale on their website for purchase. It was available for an hour before someone reported the mistake and it was removed. I hope no one spoils it for us!

So far, I have heard that the episode ties all loose ends, making it a complete, action-packed episode. After all, they had to squeeze ten years of plot into a single hour, so I can’t image what Whedon and Dushku were able to pull off.

About the cancellation of the show, most of us can just assume that the Friday night time slot was the main cause of death. But in an interview with LA Times, Eliza Dushku was asked about her opinion:

“I think it’s easy to point fingers at the end and play coulda/shoulda/woulda.I think initially Fox was really excited about Joss and I teaming up, and I think they were excited about the concept, even though Joss has expressed that maybe the concept that they’d thought up and the concept that he created … maybe there was a disconnect there.”

So it does not matter why the show was canceled, just relish in the finale (and you can always go back and watch all of season 1 and season 2 over again!). It will air tonight at 8PM, an hour before the usual time-slot. I bet tonight’s numbers are going to be way higher than the rest of the episodes! The rest average between 2-2.12 million viewers.

If you have not seen the trailer yet, would like to see promo pics, or read about the Dollhouse, Season 2 Finale, Epitaph Two: Return, we have all the info.

Today is December 30, 2009, and I just discovered that it is Eliza Dushku’s 29^th birthday! With the news of a cancelled show, it probably isn’t the best birthday she has ever had, but at least Dollhouse is going out with a bang.

In November, FOX decided to cancel Dollhouse, but it seems that as soon as it did, creator Joss Whedon decided to bring out the big guns. By this I mean that Dollhouse has evolved into a fast-paced, intellectual TV show rather than the slow confusing mess that it was. Every time they’ve played an episode since their return in December, I’ve honestly had to re-watch each episode; it is that good now.

Hopefully one day, another network may pick up on Dollhouse instead of letting it lay at two seasons. There is so much potential for this topic that it would be a waste to just get rid of it. I think the perfect match for Dollhouse would be SyFy.

Also, it would be a great idea to resurrect a mid-line between Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. Since those were the only two shows he had a great hit with, and since the trends of vampires is back with Twilight and The Vampire Diaries, it would most likely be a success- – after all, BtVS was hilarious, emotional, and memorable. And Eliza Dushku’s role as Faith is unforgettable: “I’m 5 by 5, B,” she’d always say. Let’s hope she remains this way after Dollhouse is off the air.

Remember to watch all of the Dollhouse episodes so that you don’t miss anything, and then come back after each episode airs to get in on the action. The finale, “Epitaph Two: Return” will air on January 22, 2010.

And Happy Birthday, Eliza!