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Second Season of Dollhouse Already Getting the Shaft From Fox

7/8/09 at 3:30 PM
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Second Season of Dollhouse Already Getting the Shaft From Fox

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We were all a little shocked when Fox decided to renew the underrated (not to mention lowly rated) Dollhouse for a second season. However, we're not surprised to see that Fox is already jerking around the Joss Whedon joint. The show was set to debut on September 18 but is being pushed back a week so that the network can air ... get this ... a repeat episode of Glee. [TV by the Numbers]

By: Mark Graham Filed Under: delays, dollhouse, eliza dushku, fox, joss whedon, tv

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