Ben Edlund’s "The Tick" was Number One on Hectic But Eclectic’s "Ten on Tuesdays: Ten Best Cartoons of the 90’s" over on blogspot.com. Can you pick out the other show on the list with a Whedon connection?

Premium Hollywood got "10 Minutes and 10 Questions with Christian Kane". (Warning: Slight Spoilers for the Leverage season finale.)

IGN TV talks about McG’s upcoming new reality show. Is it just me, or does it sound a little like "Drive"?

The Chicago Tribune has an article entitled, "You asked, they answered: ‘Battlestar Galactica’ writers take on your ‘No Exit’ questions", in which they talk to writers Jane Espenson and Ryan Mottesheard regarding the latest Battlestar Galactica episode, "No Exit." It’s an excellent article, so head over there by clicking the link above to read more. 

The official James Marsters website has released their February Q&A in which the actor discusses passions, movie genre’s he hates to watch and more.

The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America announced that it will present Joss Whedon with the Bradbury Award for excellence in screenwriting during the Nebula Awards Weekend, set for April 24th to 26th in Los Angeles. The award will also be presented annually for Outstanding Dramatic Presentation starting next year.

Whedon  is already slated to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism from Harvard on April 10th

That’s what an article from Giant Freakin Robot entitled, "Joss Whedon Is Abandoning Television For Good", seems to be saying. They cite a recent article in Rolling Stone in which Joss discusses eventually abandoning TV forever in favor of web-content such as Dr. Horrible. With the mixed ratings of Dollhouse this past Friday, if we eventually see this show cancelled unceremoniously by Fox, as Firefly was, the article surmises he might call it quits for TV altogehter soomer rather than later. Click the links above to read the corresponding articles.