Our retail contacts confirm the date, and Amazon’s prices as well: $49.98 SRP for the DVD (CA$59.98 SRP in Canada) and $59.99 SRP for the Blu-ray version (CA$69.99 SRP in Canada). The DVD set comes on 4 discs, with widescreen video, English 5.1 Dolby Digital audio and subtitles in English, French and Spanish. The BD version comes on 3 discs, with high-def widescreen video, English 5.1 DTS HD Master Audio, and subtitles in English, French and Spanish.

Bonus material on both versions includes Outtakes, Deleted Scenes, “Defining Moments”, “Looking Back” and Audio Commentary on 2 episodes: a “Vows” commentary by show creator Joss Whedon, and also a “Belonging” commentary by writers Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen. Exclusive to the Blu-ray release is an additioanl Audio Commentary, on “Getting Closer” by exec producer and episode-writer Tim Minear.

Source: TVShowsOnDVD.com

EDIT: The exclusive [that I assume] that was hinted at in the previous post has now been revealed — a Dollhouse comic titled “Epitaphs” which was written by Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen will be included with every DVD/Blu-Ray copy of the season 2 release of Dollhouse. View the cover at UGO.com.

For now, it’s limited to Region 1 DVDs only but it may expand to include Region 2 DVDs as well; I’ll be sure to keep you guys posted!

Here’s hoping further details shall be released soon!

It’s available in October 12 on DVD and Blu-Ray, and includes deleted scenes, commentaries etc. If you pre-order at San Diego Comic-Con 2010, you get a limited lithograph (similar to last year’s season one set).

Also… There’s something about it which is a) really freaking cool and b) I can’t tell you yet. Stay tuned. A lot of love has gone into this one.

I’ve placed my order, so I shall keep you guys up-to-date on any further details & when I receive the DVD, I’ll be sure to replace the caps in the gallery with HQ DVD versions.

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- 2×11 – Getting Closer Stills
- 2×12 – The Hollow Men Stills

It’s definitely been too long since we heard anything about the DVD release, considering season 1 was released so quickly.

EDIT: The season 2 cover art has now been added.

Media Links
- Dollhouse > Promotional
- Dollhouse > Season 2
- Happy Town > Promotional
- Other Projects > Take Flight (2009)

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- 2×12 – The Hollow Men Captures

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- 1×09 – Spy in the House of Love Captures
- 1×11 – Briar Rose Captures
- 1×12 – Omega Captures

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- 1×05 – True Believer Captures
- 1×06 – Man on The Street Captures
- 1×08 – Needs Captures

Spoiler warning!

“The day before they started shooting the pilot, Joss [Whedon] called me up and said ‘We’ve got this part, she was supposed to be this 55 year old woman, but I’m thinking that you should do it’,” revealed Acker at yesterday’s Television Critics Associaiton Press Tour in Pasadena while promoting her upcoming ABC small town thriller Happy Town. “I didn’t know if I was just going to be in the pilot and of course I had no idea I would end up as a Doll and all this stuff would unfold.”

By ‘all this stuff,’ Acker is of course referring to the jaw-droppoing turn of events that took place during last Friday’s episode that saw Dr. Saunders/Whiskey unapologetically put a bullet through Bennett’s head.

“I think people think I look innocent so they like to have me ending up being a killer,” joked the actress. “You get to do so much more with these types of supernatural or mysterious characters. Like on Angel, getting to play a girl in a cave and coming out playing this Blue Demon Goddess, you don’t really get to do that on a CSI or something. With these guys [Happy Town creators Josh Appelbaum, Andrea Nemec and Scott Rosenberg] and Joss, you get to experience a whole range of emotions, where it feels like you’re doing twenty-five different shows. Funny episodes… scary episodes… you’re not trapped [as an actress]. Like the episode of Angel where he was a puppet, that could have been on a sitcom.”

Unfortunately, there is nothing funny about FOX’s cancellation of the struggling sophomore series, which has a mere two episoes remaining after quietly morphing itself into one of television’s most daring and thought-provoking shows.

“I have one more episode, but it’s a very different [episode] than that one [on Friday].” teased Acker who was playing coy when asked about the possibility of a Boyd/Claire connection “There will be a connection, but it’s not Claire. I definitely have something to do with Rossum in the next episode… does that make sense?

Not really. But what fun would Dollhouse be if it did.

Source: DVRplayground