Even though the final decision on the fate of Dollhouse won’t be announced until May 19th, there is already some talk about what’s in store for season two.

While the future of Dollhouse is still uncertain, co-executive producers Liz Craft and Sarah Fain tell TVBarn.com that they have pretty good plans for the show’s sophomore season, including another villain in addition to Alpha (Alan Tudyk).

“Alpha will be out there, but we’ll have someone else in Season 2, I’m sure. We always wanted him to get away,” says Craft.

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I just received another email from FOX giving me the official full press release for the release of Dollhouse on DVD and BluRay.  DVD details are after the cut.

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While it’s almost certain that FOX will not be airing the final episode of Dollhouse, those of you lucky enough to be going to Comic-Con may get the chance to see it before the DVD release on July 28th.

The ghosts of Dollhouse past are out to play.

A brand new episode of Dollhouse, set in the future, will be on the Dollhouse DVD in North America exclusively. We understand plans are afoot to screen it for the first time at Comic-Con in San Diego, which runs in July.

The episode is focused around Felicia Day, and features four other new characters. Additionally — despite what has been previously reported elsewhere – it does include the regular Dollhouse cast.

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Another new promotional still from episode1.13 of Dollhouse has been found.  It is highly doubtful that FOX will be airing this episode so we’ll just have to wait until July when the DVDs are released.

Here are some snippets from all over the web about Amy and her performance in the Dollhouse season finale.  Yes, there will be spoilers.

2. Eliza Dushku’s lack of acting/believability
I wish I could see some range in her acting. Dushku does okay in short spurts but doesn’t really embody anyone. Speaking of range… I love Amy Acker!

And here’s where I take a moment to thank Joss Whedon for giving us Amy Acker in stripper clothes. She’s so much more beautiful and has so much more range than Eliza Dushku that I’d rather watch a spin-off prequel about her character. I mean, really, Dushku has basically only been Faith for most of this series, whereas Acker has been someone completely different than Fred. And we already know she’s a great actress. Let’s all take a moment to shudder in remembrance of the Ilyria arc on Angel.

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