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Series Finale: Dollhouse – “Epitaph Two: The Return”
“Epitaph Two: The Return” January 29th, 2010 In the eyes of ardent supporters of Joss Whedon, Dollhouse is a continuation of his legacy: an interest in female protagonists who kick ass, an engagement with complex philosophical issues, a unique sense … Continue reading
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Dollhouse – “The Hollow Men”
“The Hollow Men” January 15th, 2010 “This world is for people who can evolve.” We’re going to be waiting two weeks until Dollhouse concludes its troubled two-season run (although scheduled to finish next week, the cross-network Haiti Telethon is taking … Continue reading
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Dollhouse – “The Public Eye” / “The Left Hand”
“The Public Eye” / “The Left Hand” December 4th, 2009 “Everybody’s got a past – it’s the future [viewers] care about.” Writing about Dollhouse is like riding a bike – the show has never suffered from a lack of ideas, … Continue reading
Season Premiere: Dollhouse – “Vows”
A review of the Season 2 premiere of FOX’s Dollhouse, created by Joss Whedon, featuring a guest spot from Battlestar Galactica’s Jamie Bamber. Continue reading
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Dollhouse – “Needs”
“Needs” April 3rd, 2009 There was a moment early on during “Needs” that really struck me, because it really captured why I appreciated the episode more than I, well, needed it.
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Dollhouse – “Echoes”
“Echoes” March 27th, 2009 We make choices, and then we live with them. And then we die with them. After undoubtedly its finest hour last week, “Echoes” has a lot to live up to, and for the part it succeeds … Continue reading
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Dollhouse – “Stage Fright”
“Stage Fright” February 27th, 2009 One of the problems with Dollhouse is that there are a lot of variables, too many if you ask me. It’s as if each week Eliza Dushku is a singer, but she doesn’t get the … Continue reading
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Dollhouse – “The Target”
“The Target” February 20th, 2009 When Joss Whedon first introduced the concept of Dollhouse, the show had potential largely based on its philosophical ideas, examining who these actives were, who they are now, and who they could potentially be in … Continue reading
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