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Dollhouse is an action drama that will air on FOX. The series was created by Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly creator Joss Whedon along with star Eliza Dushku. Whedon had previously sworn off television, particularly television with FOX, due to the treatment given to Firefly but Dushku managed to convince him to work with her on the show because of their previous working relationship on both Buffy and Angel.

According to FOX, the series stars Dushku as a woman named Echo who can be imprinted with "personality packages" which determine memories, skills, language and other abilities for different assignments. She, along with several others of her kind, is hired by a client and given the package so that she can work through a variety of missions. When not imprinted with a personality package, the "human chalkboards" retain no knowledge of their previous personalities and live like children in a futuristic lab called the Dollhouse. However, things begin to go awry when the normally childlike Echo starts to become self-aware and finds herself wanting to know who she was before. The need for this knowledge puts her in danger when it starts to seep into the imprinted personalities, both on the field and in the Dollhouse.

Frequent Whedon collaborator Tim Minear has confirmed that he will be involved with the series, it is expected that others who have worked with Whedon will also return.

Contents 1 Cast 2 Seasons 3 In-Depth 4 DVD Releases 5 External Sites

[edit] Cast

Actor	Character	Duration
Main Cast
Eliza Dushku	Echo	1
Olivia Williams	Adelle DeWitt	1
Tahmoh Penikett	Paul Smith	1
Fran Kranz	Topher Brink	1
Dichen Lachman	Sierra	1
Enver Gjokaj	Victor	1
Harry Lennix	Boyd Langton	1
Supporting/Recurring Cast
Amy Acker	Dr. Claire Saunders	1
Miracle Laurie	November	1

[edit] Seasons

Season	Premiere	Finale	#
FOX
Season One	January 2009	—	13

[edit] In-Depth

• At a Glance: Additional information about the series

[edit] DVD Releases

[edit] External Sites

• Variety article
• TV Week interview with Joss Whedon