The best place for Whedon's show is to follow Bones, which more than survived the move to Wednesday. It will give Whedon a strong leadin. The only thing better is following HOUSE. Why Herc even thought it would be on Monday nights is beyond me.

Idol Wed: House, American Idol, Til Death

Idol Fri: Bones, Dollhouse.

I hate to bring out the old line of "Post proof or fuck off" but... Post proof or fuck off.

(Just be clear, "proof" is not knowing someone on set.)

I've been pleasantly surprised that Terminator hasn't sucked more than it has. So I'm glad they're sticking with it a little longer.

I can't imagine them shitcanning Dollhouse to Fridays just because of this. That doesn't make sense. I can't wait till that one starts, even if I'm a little iffy about the casting.

It has always been the plan for Bones to move to Fridays. Since FOX is leaning to having Dollhouse follow Bones, that was a logical conclusion. Bones did better than expected moving to Wednesdays. They expect the move to Fridays will be just as strong.

I wouldn't worry about Dollhouse. If they do make Dollhouse "limited commercial breaks," it will have a strong C+3 rating and keep it on the air.

Monday nights wouldn't be as much fun without Heroes, The Sarah Connor Chronicles and the vastly underrated How I Met Your Mother.

Lena Headly is one smoking hot MILF. That goes a long way for me liking the show.

Last season kept me JUST interested enough to stay tuned to see if it would get any better - which it did show promise of being capable of doing...

Unfortunately, it has not.

Dollhouse should be ok. FOX is upset about some things, but still very excited about the show.

Why don't you do your job and find out what I've heard. It's not like people AREN'T talking about it at FOX. Heck do you need Scott's email over there? I know you get copies of pilots and everything else. You really can't find the same information I can? Maybe I should become an official spy!

HEROES (SEASON 3) - It's back, it's stupider than ever but my God is this show enjoyable. Faster pacing than last season, some crazy but still entertaining plot twists and some nice action sequences allow me to award the show.... 7/10

LIFE (SEAON 2) - They appear to have toned down our slightly loony protagonist this season but they're starting to build up an interesting story around the people who put him away. As always, Lewis makes this show worth watching and the individual cases are still nicely written and so I give the show... 8/10.

FRINGE (SEASON 1) - A very polished production which looks nice even though only one of the episodes so far ("The Arrival") has gripped me. It could develop into something special but I'm not sure yet. John Noble is the best thing in the show but I'm growing a bit tired of all the plots relating back to his character's past. We'll see.... 6/10.

TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES (SEASON 2) - I resisted much of season one but gave it a second chance when I read a few people on AICN stating that the show got a lot better once John's uncle made his appearance. And they were right! However, this season hasn't been quite as good in my eyes. I'm very pleased with the addition of Garret Dillahunt who is one of my favourite actors but not so much with Shirley Manson whose character I'm starting to hate for all the wrong reasons. A T-1001 that cracks puns after killing people? No thanks. However, I'm still watching T:TSCC because, much like Heroes, I enjoy it despite its flaws (Summer Glau and Lena Headley also help) and so I award it... 7/10

LIFE ON MARS (SEASON 1) - I watched the pilot and thought it was pretty good (not surprising when it was pretty much a straight adaption of the UK pilot) but miss John Simm in the lead role. Yeah, I miss John Simm A LOT; Jason O'Mara doesn't feel right - in fact, he reminds me of a younger, less talented Mel Gibson. I also found Harvey Keitel to be strangely lacking which is something I thought I'd never write. I made it half way through the second episode and became quite bored. I may come back to it. I may not. I award it.... 4/10

Am I the only person on the planet diggin' that show? The slapstick comedy with the Battle Droids is a bit much at times but it's a fun 25 minutes. No?

I never thought it would be as intelligent as it's become. They're focusing on character development, which is rare in a show like this these days. TSCC is now beating out Chuck for my real-time viewing attention.

As for the elevator scene, I was wondering why they stopped too, but they had the same programming and were probably fine waiting for a few seconds (and could rely on the other to do so) if it would avoid having to deal with a bunch of cops that would alert the target/object of protection and make it harder for either to find him.

As for Shirley Manson. I can't believe I was once attracted to her. What the hell is up with her face? I have a thing for redheads and I'm usually only attracted to women who have some kind of imperfection or strangeness to their look, but she's just creepy looking. Something about the eyes/eyebrows I guess. Now Summer, that's an odd face that totally does it for me.