When Dollhouse first premiered last February, we saw the picture of a woman surrounded by mannequins, and the slogan, "She can be anyone, except herself."
Season two has arrived, with the slogan, "Anyone can happen." Those words sum up what Echo has become, and what she wants to do
Was it because Neil Patrick Harris lost Best Supporting Actor to Jon Cryer, or Dr. Horrible hates accountants?
We may never know, but the Emmy-award winning mad scientist made a surprise appearance at the 61st Emmys Awards Sunday night
Read MoreThis evening, the Creative Emmy Award for Short-format Live-Action Special Class was won by Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. And here’s the proof.
E! will air the Creative Arts Emmys, in an edited two-hour special, Friday, September 18th at 1 PM.
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When it was announced last July that Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog was up for an Emmy Award, I said this was history in the making. It would be the first time that internet-only content would compete with webisodes made for established shows, and a Super Bowl halftime show.
On September 12th, 2009, Dr. Horrible stopped the world, not with his freeze-ray but with a song. The musical won the Emmy for Special Class, Short-Form, Live-Action Entertainment Program. This also marks the day Joss Whedon won his first Emmy Award.
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