According to a story by Entertainment Weekly entitled, "Groundhog Day: How will you get through six more weeks of winter?" they discuss how to get through six more weeks of winter, citing, "Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse premieres Feb. 13 on Fox. Finally, we get to see if those preemptive save-the-show campaigns were necessary." They also mention Bones and David Boreanaz as well.

The Los Angeles Times has a short interview with Eliza Dushku in which she discusses Dollhouse and her relationship to Joss Whedon. In the interview she discusses how the show came to be, her character Echo and more. Check it out by clicking the link above.

In an article entitled, "Joss Whedon Returns to TV After ‘Dr. Horrible’," TVWeek had a sit down with Joss Whedon regarding Dollhouse as well as Doctor Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. They also look back at Buffy, Angel and Firefly a bit. They discuss the recent schedule changes for Dollhouse, among other things, and Joss doesn’t seem to worried about its new Friday night timeslot. Click the link above to read the entire article.

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BBC series "Merlin" will be coming to NBC in Winter 2009. "Merlin" is a new take on the lives of Merlin the Wizard and Arthur of Camelot as teenagers. Anthony Head (Giles, "BtVS") stars as Uther Pendragon, Arthur’s magic-hating father. Click here to read the announcement.