Thanks to the official website, I’ve been able to add several posters and over 030 stills and behind the scenes images of Amy in 21 and a Wake-Up — a lot of the images you may recognise from the trailers, but as a treat, many are brand new! Gallery links and previews are below, enjoy.

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- Artwork & Posters
- Behind the Scenes
- Production Stills

The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting that there was a screening of 21 and a Wake-Up last night (Oct. 29) and Amy was expected to attend. No images have surfaced just yet, but I’ll be sure to keep my eyes peeled!

There’s a special ”meet ‘n’ greet” event at the AMC River East tonight for ”21 and a Wakeup,” Chicagoan Chris McIntyre’s film about the doctors and nurses at the 24th EVAC hospital in Vietnam in the waning days of the war. The movie, based on real events, is the first U.S. film allowed to be shot on location in Vietnam. Stars Amy Acker and Danica McKellar are scheduled to be at tonight’s screening, along with Chicago cast members Abby Lee, Alison Henry, Harley Reeder and Anna Hagopian. Also there will be McIntyre and Dr. Marvin Wayne, whose stories provided the basis for McIntyre’s script.

Update: The official website is stating that an exclusive Chicago premiere of 21 and a Wake-Up will begin today, Oct. 30 — be sure to visit the ‘theatre’ sections for the available theatres in the area. Don’t hesitate to leave a comment to let us know what you thought of the movie and Amy’s performance!

Following the announcement that Dollhouse has been pulled from the November sweeps, The Futon Critic is reporting that Dollhouse shall return on December 4, 11 and 18 for 2 hours of back-to-back episodes i.e. 2 episodes shall be aired on the same night for 3 weeks.

Thereafter, Dollhouse shall be returning on January 8, 2010 in it’s original timeslot of 9/8c.

Hope that made sense!

I’ll be sure to keep you guys updated on Amy’s next episodes — as far as I’m aware, they haven’t been filmed, but I could be wrong. Either way, I’ll be posting once we know for sure!

With 3-D all the rage, MGM announced over the weekend that Joss Whedon’s original thriller, The Cabin in the Woods, will be delayed from February 5 2010 to January 14 2011 to allow it to be upgraded to a three-dimensional chiller.

According to Shock Til You Drop, the film, co-written and directed by Drew Goddard (Cloverfield), will require six months for the conversion. The movie stars Bradley Whitford (The West Wing), Richard Jennings (Burn After Reading), Chris Hemsworth (Star Trek), and Whedon regulars Amy Acker (Angel, Dollhouse) and Tom Lenk (Buffy).

Source: ComicMix

There’s an article online by the Northumberland News regarding the filming of Happy Town and parking issues while Town Hall was transformed into the local police station for the show.

Stage 49 Ltd. began filming the ABC series Happy Town during the evening of Wednesday, Oct. 14, and ran through Saturday morning. They’ll resume shooting on the evening of Wednesday, Oct. 21, and wrap in the morning of Saturday, Oct. 24.

The two-hour ABC pilot that was originally filmed in Port Hope last March has been picked up as a six episode mid-season replacement expected to air in March.

Happy Town will chronicle the fallout for a new sheriff and the residents of a small Minnesota town when it experiences its first murder in several years. ‘October Road’ star Geoff Stults plays the sheriff and Amy Acker from ‘Angel’ plays his wife.

In other news, IMDB has added a new episode title to the list (Amy is listed as being in the episode) which suggests that the show may have been picked up for a full season, perhaps? However, I’ve yet to find an official press release from ABC regarding this or the mid-season schedule announcement. Stay tuned!

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Sad news regarding Dollhouse, according to Ausiello.

This isn’t a good sign: Sources confirm to me exclusively that Fox has decided to pull Dollhouse off the schedule during November sweeps. Joss Whedon’s ratings-challenged drama is expected to return in December and air back-to-back episodes on Friday night.

Bottom line: Barring a ratings miracle, Dollhouse will be shut down for good after it completes its current 13-episode order.

Source: The Ausiello Files

Dollhouse fans can breathe easier: Fox will air all 13 episodes.

On the heels of impressive DVR data for last month’s Dollhouse premiere, network executives say they will run each produced hour of the show’s current order despite the Friday drama’s modest overall ratings.

“We’re going to run all the episodes,” Fox scheduling chief Preston Beckman said. “We’re not saying we’re happy with those numbers, or accept them, but we don’t have to overreact. During [November] sweeps we might have to jack up the numbers a little [with other programming], but we plan on completing the order for this show. Read the full story