'Dollhouse' to Close its Doors for Good

November 15, 2009 at 7:24am PST
Tags: Dollhouse, Eliza Dushku, FOX, Joss Whedon
Photos: Fox

Yet another Joss Whedon creation has been sent to the television graveyard.

FOX had officially canceled Whedon's poor-performing series, Dollhouse. It put up a good fight, but now it's over.

Whedon fans should at least take comfort in the fact that FOX will air this season's remaining episodes, beginning  December 4.

While we'll admit that it's been more like Dull-house this season, and we're not going to miss Eliza Dushku's wooden performances, it's always a sad time when Joss Whedon isn't gracing our TV screens. Guess we're going to have to keep watching Glee to get our fix.

 

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