Continuing with the lovely Shirley Manson, the very Craig Ferguson, and the hilarity that obviously ensued.
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The Watcher: Sex, secrets and ‘Dollhouse’: Joss Whedon talks about the end of his Fox show. …but it’s not just about Dollhouse. There is much more.

Science Fiction (SF and SF/F – Science Fiction and Fantasy) on television has never been an easy sell. If you look at the history of the medium, you find few SF/F entries among those series that had a good run. Mostly it’s a road littered with what-might-have-been-if-onlies.

With the 2009 WNBA regular season now concluded, it’s a good time to pause, reflect, and anticipate.

It’s obviously occurred to many in the Whedonverse that now that Summer Glau happens to be sans-series, and Joss Whedon happens to have a series that just got renewed, it might be really really nifty if she just happened to find herself

Entertainment Weekly’s Michael Ausiello has just reported that Terminator – The Sarah Connor Chronicles will be reported as canceled once FOX presents at the upfronts later this morning. While not exactly surprising news, it is disappointing.

I’ve had Star Trek be a part of my life since 1967. I was in elementary school at the time. Though I didn’t quite latch on to the series when it started, by the end of the first season I was hooked. Who knew that 42 years later, I’d still be talking about it?

It’s been interesting to watch this year’s round of Poll-ballot-stuffing a/k/a which bubble show should be saved surveys. Every season, the passionate fans of a series band together and do their level best to flood sites with just as many votes as possible.

Ratings for the CBS drama, CSI, have plunged a bit since the exit of William Petersen as boss-man Gil Grissom. Since then, and coinciding with the introduction of Laurence Fishburne’s Ray Langston, viewers have opted for other diversions. Why?

Every year, the Watch With Kristen section of the E! web site features an S.O.S. (Save One Show, formerly Save Our Show) election for netizens to vote on a “bubble” show they’d like their network to save. Well, the preliminary round is finished, and the five shows remaining are: