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Production on Marvel Studios' The Avengers has been shut down after the theft of Samuel L. Jackson's copy of the Joss Whedon script.The script, which is watermarked with Jackson's name, is being shopped to various media sites along with photographs verifying its authenticity.

Below you'll find one awesome video -- if we do say so ourselves -- of fierce females in action. There's plenty of canceled Joss Whedon goodness and soapy slaps to satisfy everybody.

Neither Joss Whedon nor Sarah Michelle Gellar will be involved with the upcoming big-screen Buffy reboot, but one alum still hopes to be a part of the project— Kristy Swanson, who was the first to bring Buffy Summers to life way back in the original 1992 film.

Despite Joss Whedon taking a spin at writing a sript in 2005 for a Wonder Woman movie, Warner Bros "just didn't like my take.", as Joss put it and apparently the studio didn't really push the issue for some time.

Now it seems that the studio has decided it won't be making a movie. Instead, they've tapped David E. Kelley to write and produce a TV series.

What I address in the article, is what network this effort might land on!

With this being the last season for Fox's 24 with Keifer Sutherland , the word on the street is that there is probably movie on the way.

For fans, that's great news, if it germinates to fruition! Many shows get s*canned by networks but the core fans aren't ready to say goodbye or let go.A Which is why some franchises like Joss Whedon's Firefly does so well.A ...

With last night's double-header, Dollhouse swung firmly back towards "best thing Joss Whedon's ever done" territory.

The episodes also featured award-winning actress Summer Glau (from firefly and terminator). Mega spoilers though!

Joss Whedon has become something of a tortured artist since 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' ended its highly successful seven-season run in 2003.

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The Terminator franchise is for sale. Joss Whedon makes a bid for it.

Joss Whedon is responsible for some of the most memorable TV of the past 20 years -- between "Buffy," "Angel," "Firefly," and "Dollhouse" -- and here's the pick of the litter:

The genre-bending, mind-altering science-fiction allegory about stolen identities returns, surprisingly, for a second season.