I haven’t watched a single episode of Dollhouse, so I don’t know whether it’s a good show or not; I hear differing opinions from various and sordid corners of these here Interwebs, but I’ve always been a post-cancellation Whedon fan, not bothering with his shows until months or even years after they’ve run their course. On the bright side, I never have to worry about whether they’ll be cancelled once I start watching them; I know exactly when they’re going to end. On the not-so-bright side, if Dollhouse runs for ten years, it’ll probably be eleven years before I start watching it.

There were some rumors floating around as recently as yesterday that the FOX had pulled the plug (and I was ready to add the inevitable DVD release to my Netflix queue), but it turns out they’ve just decided not to air an episode featuring Felicia Day and Alan Tudyk. Where do these cancellation rumors get started? Honestly, people are so quick to jump to conclusions.

Speaking of conclusions, I should probably wrap this up so I can make sure my DVR catches the second half of the first (and probably only) season of Kings on NBC. Seems the suits have moved the show to Saturday, which is apparently tantamount to having the Grim Reaper himself following you around all day. Thanks again for the comment!

Of course, there are probably those who would argue that this bit of faux news isn’t at all amusing, but thus far the response from good-humored Whedon fans (and I consider myself to be one of them) has been very positive.

As for the “Save Dollhouse” campaign, the mere fact that such a thing exists (regardless of size) before the first episode has even aired is just funny in and of itself.