Most of these suggestions are pretty reasonable. Enver Gjokaj is definitely the break-out actor of the bunch, at least for me. I already thought Olivia Williams was awesome. And as for Dichen Lachman, I love her on Dollhouse, but having seen a few of her episodes of Neighbours, I'm not entirely sure she really can act. But she, like pretty much everyone on this list, is soooooo nice to look at!

I would love to see Enver on TVD but on second thought, maybe not such a good idea. Damon has already killed two relatives (Zach Salvatore and his grandfather Joseph). It seems Stefan is the only family member he can stand (and only barely!)

I'm much rather see Summer Glau find a consistent gig than the rest of these actors, although Amy Acker, Harry Lenix, and Dichen Lachman are all pretty talented and I would like to see them somewhere.

Oh I totally disagree with your assessment of Fran Kranz. He was fantastic on that show. I could see him in a new show, but couldn't really see him joining anything that's going on right now.

I also loved Dushku's performances, but I do agree that she'd be great on V.

Tahmoh with Adam Baldwin would be epic.

Personally, I think Harry Lennix and Tahmoh Penikett need to work that awesome buddy-cop vibe they have going and be paired as law-enforcement professionals, with Olivia Williams as their boss again (because why mess with gold?) and Dichen and Enver as other cast (Maybe Dichen as the ME?) and then add in Miracle Laurie as a crusading lawyer, and cameos by Alan Tudyk, Amy Acker, and Reed Diamond. And Aisha Hinds as the boss if Olivia's booked.

Rebelliousrose has nailed it! Extra points for including Loomis.

Enver deserves a show where his amazing acting talent will be appreciated, which is to say nowhere on the CW. Mad Men or another cable show with critical acclaim and the attention of awards-voters would be fabulous.

Everyone can agree that Enver was the standout of the programme and, therefore, deserves more than the dreck of a CW show. 'Mad Men' sounds like a surprisingly good fit, 'Breaking Bad' even but I think he'd nail a recurring [or regular] role on 'Burn Notice'.

Fran Kranz rocks - he could do 'Chuck', no sweat. Although you could argue he's more suited to a character based procedural like 'Bones'.

Dushku's acting was nothing less than fine, blame the appalling scripts from the hacks at Mutant Enemy, not her. I cringed when she took this role, knowing full well the show would flop, not down to her or the network, but Whedon's sloppy writing.

Oh and did you forget about poe-faced Glau and her fear of cameras?

Oh and criticising Eliza while not saying anything about Penikett and his clenching jaw style of acting?

Please.

Personally, I thought that Eliza was just fine. A lot of her personalities were very similar just by their nature - the few that were distinct (the Whiskey imprint, the negotiator, and the blind girl all come to mind) were played well, IMO. Of course, we were also constantly comparing her to the incredibly excellent Enver, so...

I place the blame right where it has belonged the entire time. Right on Joss Whedon's muddled head. He deserves every bit or scorn the non-TWOP public at large heaps on him.

"I place the blame right where it has belonged the entire time. Right on Joss Whedon's muddled head. He deserves every bit or scorn the non-TWOP public at large heaps on him."

100% right. He has a great imagination but lacks the discipline to actually think his ideas through. As a consequence, his shows have holes you can drive Greyhound buses through. And that's without mentioning the continuity FUBARs and frequently poorly thought-out motivations.

He's the very definition of sloppy.

Everyone should move right on over to Dollhouse: the Movie.