It’s rare that Eliza Dushku gets to be, well, Eliza Dushku. But on this particular Thursday afternoon, dressed in a pair of yoga pants, eating Trader Joe’s chili out of the can and hanging out at home with her two dogs, she’s at her most comfortable. Find out what Eliza tells USA Today about “Dollhouse” and “ending on a strong note.”

CraveOnline.com sat down with “Dollhouse” creator Joss Whedon, and thankfully for us, they asked more than just surface questions. We all know now that Joss created the show after a luncheon with Eliza Dushku. Now find out how Joss creates these sprawling TV shows. The man doesn’t create a character or two. He creates an entire world; or more accurately given “Firefly,” he creates entire universes.

As “Dollhouse” fans prepare to say hello to one Whedonite alum, is another Joss Whedon veteran bowing out early? Unless Amy Acker plans on juggling two series, that could be exactly what she is doing. Zap2It.com reports that Acker has accepted a role in a new ABC pilot.

The cast of Fox Dollhouse were asked, “If you were an Active, which skills would you want to be imprinted with?” Find out what Eliza Dushku, Tahmoh Penikett, Harry Lennix and the rest of the Dollhouse cast would choose if they were real-life dolls. Find out what they said and then let us know what you’d choose!

“Dollhouse” fans, the mystery is solved. We can now definitively tell you that Alan Tudyk is the mysterious rogue doll Alpha (or Alfa based on the correct NATO spelling) in Joss Whedon’s latest gem of a TV show. We first brought you this story Feb. 15 when we continued our series exploring who the mysterious actor playing Alpha might be. We brought you two names — Alan Tudyk and Michael Muhney. It turns out we didn’t have to explore much more than that because the second post nailed it.

In the third episode of “Dollhouse,” Echo (Eliza Dushku) goes undercover as a backup singer to protect volatile pop star Rayna from an obsessed fan. Fellow Active, Sierra (Dichen Lachman), also goes undercover as a fan who wins a contest and gets to spend an evening with Rayna. Meanwhile, Agent Paul Ballard (Tahmoh Penikett) is led down a dangerously wrong path in his investigation, and Lubov (Enver Gjokaj) harbors a secret.

The second episode of Dollhouse was a twist-a-minute thrill ride from start to finish, one that reveals enough about the characters to keep you interested, but not too much to overload the brain. At the end, you’re still left wishing for more as the credits roll — just the way I like it.

Watch the second episode of “Dollhouse” online now at ActiveDollhouse.com, courtesy of hulu.com. Don’t forget, if you miss “Dollhouse” or simply want to watch it again, we will put every episode on our site the morning after it airs!

Check out this crazy-good fan video of the first episode of “Dollhouse!” You’re guaranteed to absolutely love it!

Sorry “Dollhouse” fans, a social life has prevented me from posting this until just now, but if you’re like me, you are pumped about the second episode of the show tonight! It’s called “The Target.” If you miss tonight’s episode you can catch it on our site. We’re streaming every episode on here the next day, courtesy of hulu.com