March 28 2009
(SPOILER)
Dollhouse episode 8 preview.
As seen after tonight's episode.
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vampmogs | March 28, 04:43 CET
Rhodey | March 28, 04:44 CET
witch_kat | March 28, 04:51 CET
What does everyone else think?
[ edited by snakebyte on 2009-03-28 04:56 ]
snakebyte | March 28, 04:54 CET
Racoon Boy | March 28, 05:02 CET
zee | March 28, 05:23 CET
Ameer | March 28, 05:51 CET
[ edited by shambleau on 2009-03-28 06:26 ]
[ edited by shambleau on 2009-03-28 06:27 ]
shambleau | March 28, 06:26 CET
korkster | March 28, 06:47 CET
Peter | March 28, 10:45 CET
In fact, since we already know the synopsis of the tenth episode, I'm absolutely sure that by the end of the episode, "the awakening" will be over and will be once again replaced by Echo's (and other actives') gradual growth of self-awareness that we saw in previous episodes.
Anuris | March 28, 15:30 CET
Chris the Bloody | March 28, 16:13 CET
Harmalicious | March 28, 18:38 CET
Rikardo | March 28, 19:05 CET
Donnie | March 28, 20:37 CET
chaoswurm | March 29, 00:12 CET
Shep | March 29, 14:38 CET
Anyway it sure looks damn good, though I wish they would tone down the Dolls breaking down a bit and start showing a few exciting engagements were the Dolls don't break down or regain flashes of memories, like Gray Hour was shaping up to be before the remote wipe.
We've really had some sort of breakdown in every ep so far, though it wasn't very prominant in True Believer, which also happens to be one of the better episodes (IMO) and the only times that it really worked for me were during the Ghost story in the pilot, in the excellent seventh episode and with the hack of Echo in MotS, which actually was quite a different thing altogether.
I hope this will be another one of those good ones, but I would rather see a few different stories altogheter.
[ edited by the Groosalugg on 2009-03-29 15:57 ]
the Groosalugg | March 29, 15:54 CET
To me, the whole point has been, we're coming into it at a time when the Dollhouse's perfectly controlled operations are failing. Because of factors like Alpha, the inevitable thing of one of their already morally shady staff members crossing the line into bankrupt, and simply that you can't keep people erased. Who they are, who they really are, will fight their way back to the surface.
The engagements are there to serve that. For now. I wouldn't be surprised, in the increasingly less likely second season, if the show morphs into something completely different than it has been. I have a feeling that the end of the season is going to leave everyone in a completely new place.
I've enjoyed every episode more than the last, and I still really liked "Ghost" even after these so-called "improved" episodes, but where Joss could go in a second season, with all the kinks worked out, excites the hell out of me.
pat32082 | March 29, 16:23 CET
I know your comment might not be directed directly to me, but my complaint isn't that the house is a sucky organization, I tend to like sucky protagonists (for example I love "Fawlty Towers") but that the show is a bit repetitive and sometimes fails to make the most of its concept. Basically it's not that I don't want them to have any problems (that could become boring quite easily) but that I would like to see more different problems instead of the same one over and over.
But the show is about the breakdowns.
Yeah and Voyager was about a ship getting a chance to get home and wasting it every week, but too me that doesn't mean it wasn't valid critism that it was repetitive and didn't live up to it's potential. But I guess maybe for someone else it might have not been a problem at all and I might seem crazy for wanting it too be something different than it is.
While I think the whole concept of identity the show could play with should be enough material for a tv-series, so far it hasn't really transcended people brainwashed and programmed with sci-fi technology once again having a glitch. And to me the show has been less interesting when dealing with this subject. "Grey Hour", which I thought started out very promising, especially really took a huge dive after the remote-wipe.
I really liked the way the glitches were used in "Ghost", "True Believer", "MotS" (to that wasn't really a glitch, more a hack) and "Echoes", but I think the series tends to work just a bit better when it deals with other subjects. And atleast would work better if it was a bit more diverse and less reptitive. The original trailer for the very first pilot seemed to promise a lot more than just a glitch on every engagement. I would like to see some more other problems in the engagements than glitch after glitch. Anyway I think the show has a lot more potential and should take on a huge range of subjects. Like Buffy was about so endlessly much more than a girl fighting vampires, I would hope that Dollhouse could be about more than just about brainwiped people somehow regaining their memories.
[ edited by the Groosalugg on 2009-03-30 00:10 ]
the Groosalugg | March 29, 23:16 CET
pat32082 | March 29, 23:38 CET
the Groosalugg | March 29, 23:56 CET
Which music?
I only hear three segments.
Beginning- Cradle lullaby
When Echo/Caroline reveals from the shadows- Dark ominous/Dance-ish
End- Cradle lullaby
Nothing really song-y.
Wilhelm | March 30, 05:12 CET
I mean the cradle lullaby-thing...
Donnie | March 30, 11:26 CET
The One True b!X | March 30, 23:46 CET
gossi | March 31, 00:23 CET