I'd consider it good news if it didn't sound like crap.
Joss Whedon has a new show on Fox that I won't watch until it hits DVD or BitTorrent. (Nothing personal, it's just that I don't have cable and don't watch broadcast TV.) Hey, Joss: if Fox doesn't cancel you after ten episodes again, try to beat your prior record of five good seasons, eh?
Oh, and while it's not news: Eliza Dushku is hot. I just don't think that can be over-emphasized or repeated enough times.
Oh, and while it's not news: Eliza Dushku is hot. I just don't think that can be over-emphasized or repeated enough times.

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Why does one begin to get the feeling that Whedon, if he ever played D&D back in the day, always played "women" who were really men with uteri?
(Things my built-in spell-checker taught me that I should have known: "uteri" is a word.)