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Dollhouse Trailer



Edit: Already deleted from YouTube; sorry if you missed it. This was a trailer for Joss Whedon's new series, "Dollhouse," about operatives who can have their memories altered to become new people.

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  1. Tsk, tsk - y'all ain't even trying :P

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3ul5EUJWxs

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  2. Ooh, also forgot to credit you for the find. Sorry about that!

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  3. Tell ya what - replace the tragically non-functional video above with the working version and we'll call it square.

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  4. I appreciate the sentiment, but TSOG didn't reveal a working link, and I'm not going to keep doing a do-see-do with the YouTube-sniffing lawyers to keep the video up. If you have an official link that won't disappear, I'll happily change it, and thank you for it.

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  5. Oh, you and your wacky obedience of the law! Here you go - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dollhouse/14409357519

    From what I gather, it's all official and crap.

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  6. It officially doesn't have an "embed" function, but thanks for the link.

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