As we all know, Dollhouse will not be renewed for another season. We really appreciate all of you who have visited our site, followed us on Twitter, and have good things to say about the show. In honor of the show, here’s a tribute to Dollhouse from our friend, Anthony Laatsch, who did an amazing job at capturing the essence of an Active.

Anthony – thanks for letting us feature your video here.

As we reported to you guys weeks and weeks ago, despite Fox ending the first season of Dollhouse one episode short, Fox executives decided to pick up the Joss Whedon show for its second season. Let’s simply call this the Firefly-effect, meaning Fox execs were worried more about canceling a great show on the cusp of finding an audience more than they were worried about Dollhouse struggling for a second season.

Well after Friday night’s fantastic episode, it’s finally confirmed — Alan Tudyk is indeed the mysterious Alpha! But if you’re a loyal reader here at ActiveDollhouse.com, you already knew that, didn’t you! What a great twist. Now Entertainment Weekly has a great interview with Tudyk following his latest episode as the oh-so-delightful, knife-wielding Alpha!

Here’s yet another awesome Dollhouse fan video from our friend Antonio, a young filmmaker and huge fan of the Fox Dollhouse tv show.
This video is sort of a character study of Sierra (played by Dichen Lachman). The song (I’m Not Alright by Sanctus Real) goes perfectly with the scenes in this video. Victor makes a few appearances in this one, but if you want to see more of Victor and Sierra together, check out this video – Sierra and Victor – Stripped.
Leave a comment and let us (and Antonio) know …

Check out this quote from show creator Joss Whedon in the article: “I assumed it was dead in the water because the network was refusing to air the 13th [episode],” Whedon said. “Not refusing, but just not interested. I assumed that meant the bell tolled for us. And they made a point of calling and saying, ‘That is not what it means, and we’ll keep you posted.’ ” Will “Dollhouse” make it? This Chicago writer says it definitely should!