Re: Joss Whedon's Dollhouse

> If I'm not mistaken I believe I saw his name on this week's
> episode of "The Office" as director, which I found sorta
> odd.  I admit I don't actively keep up with him or his
> projects but I'd figured he'd have better things to
> occupy his time.  Of course it does seem alot of his
> things have fallen apart.  There was a time when he was
> one of the biggest things around and you saw his name
> everywhere.  Not so much anymore and it's a pity since
> he does such good work.  He must not have alot of work
> on his plate if he's occupying much of his time writing
> comics these days.

His work on The Office boils down to the fact that he's a fan of the show,

and wants to direct episodes of it.

Kind of the same deal with the comic book work.  It's something he wants
to 
do.