Ever since I can remember, I've wanted to have a prime slot between Two and a Half Men and Rules of Engagement.

Tags: Buffy, Dancing With the Stars, Eliza Dushku, Goodfellas, Katy Perry, Top Chef All-Stars

Lots of new series are getting started up, including a few that sound... interesting.

Tags: Better Off Ted, Bird Dog, Breaking Bad, CSI, Elisha Cuthbert, Eliza Dushku, Happy Endings, Joel McHale, Matthew Perry, Mr. Sunshine, Rick Schroder, True Blood, Victor Freso

I find today's TWoP News to be very... erotic. Too early to say "sexiest TWoP News ever"? Probably, right?

Tags: Adam Lambert, Dollhouse, Dr. Horrible, Eliza Dushku, Glambert, Todays TWoP News, True Blood

Evangeline Lilly has said in the past that she doesn't plan on continuing her acting career after Lost ends, and with the show's final season premiering tonight (!!), that story has resurfaced, and she's sticking to it. Which is perfectly understandable; she's made her money, she's not passionate about acting, and she did the respectable thing by not quitting in the middle of it when she was somehow miserable in Hawaii. (I'm not a Kate fan, but at least she didn't Rob Lowe or Mandy Patinkin the show by throwing a tantrum and leaving prematurely.) So happy trails to Evangeline Lilly after May. These people should really get inspired and do the same.

Tags: Ashlee Simpson-Wentz, Brad Garrett, Charlie Sheen, Eliza Dushku, Eric Balfour, Evangeline Lilly, Kelsey Grammer, Mandy Patinkin, Masi Oka, Melissa George, Michelle Trachtenberg, Mischa Barton, Patricia Heaton, Rob Lowe

Happy Spring! It's snowing! Slow news day, but Chris Brown outbursts are always a good laugh, right?

Tags: Absolutely Fabulous, Anthony Head, Chris Brown, Eliza Dushku, Good Morning America, Lights Out, LOGO, MTV, Real World

At first, the news that ABC would be remaking Charlie's Angels made me roll my eyes in annoyance at yet another remake, as I'm sure it caused most people to do, but after looking closer at the story, I kind of think it could be fun. Josh Friedman, former showrunner of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, is writing and executive producing this remake as well, and he's actually a very smart guy, and a good writer, despite Terminator's storytelling missteps. At the very least, he writes women well, and as long he doesn't fall into the traps of turning Charlie's Angels into a character melodrama, as Fox's Terminator budget cuts forced him to on that show, this could be the kick-ass, female-driven, addictive series that Dollhouse was supposed to be, if they're careful, and if they cast it right. I can't write the scripts for them, but I can tell you who has Angel potential and who is Olivia Wilde (for example). Here are our Charlie's Angels casting hopes and dreams.

Tags: Charlie's Angels, Eliza Dushku, Grace Park, Hayden Panettiere, Jennifer Garner, Katee Sackhoff, Katie Cassidy, Kristen Bell, Kristin Kreuk, Lena Headey, Lindsay Price, Michelle Trachtenberg, Olivia Wilde, Sarah Michelle Geller, Summer Glau, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

Today (and late yesterday) has been a big day for news, with a few high-profile new series getting announced and some big-name casting. Which should all make the photos to the left fairly misleading.

Tags: Alcatraz, Bird Dog, Buffy, D.B. Sweeney, Eliza Dushku, Sons of Anarchy, The Cape, The Vampire Diaries, X-Files

Eliza Dushku is a living doll. ...You know, if the dolls you're used to have downloadable personalities that turn them into killers, thieves and sexual role-players. As Echo, one of an illegal group of "actives" in Joss Whedon's Dollhouse, Dushku gets a new personality every week. But as the second season gets started, we'll see her default "Echo" personality plan and scheme based on what she's learned from the various personas that have passed through her head (including her original, pre-Dollhouse identity, Caroline). We sat in on a conference call with Dushku as she talked about what her character would be up to this season, and how it is working with Whedon, the writers and new castmate Summer Glau.

Tags: Dollhouse, Eliza Dushku, Joss Whedon