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May 07 2009

A few thoughts on the Dollhouse finale. Maureen Ryan from the Chicago Tribune says Omega "delivers action, suspense, quippy dialogue and a tangled set of relationships, all while asking thorny questions about human nature".

Simon | Dollhouse | 19:08 CET | 9 comments total | tags: dollhouse, omega

That's a really good article. It's no secret that I'm still not thrilled with Dollhouse, but that's a really good article. Thanks for the link.

cronopiogal | May 07, 19:31 CET

My appetite is thoroughly whetted!

jkalderash | May 07, 20:15 CET

I was so busy tweeting that I failed to actually post this :).

zeitgeist | May 07, 20:18 CET

Twitter is going mental for Dollhouse at the moment.

flugufrelsarinn | May 07, 20:59 CET

Sounds like this last episode will be quite the climax.. I can't wait!

LaneMeyer | May 07, 21:20 CET

Shame on you zeitgeist, twittering while there's so much threadness to do! Oh? Where did I hear about this article? Carry on, sir. :)

korkster | May 07, 22:36 CET

I didn't know Mo Ryan's work until Haunt introduced me to her writings via his links in the BSG thread on .org over the last season or so. I really like her analyses of these complex shows. I also enjoyed her link to the "feminist" piece, which, from the comments, must have been linked here in April, and I just missed it. Very strong analysis of the show. So, thanks, Simon for this link.

palehorse | May 07, 23:33 CET

Love Mo Ryan and am glad she has such nice things to say about the finale.

And holy crap at dollhouse on twitter right now! Rock on! :)

Rhodey | May 08, 01:02 CET

Excellent article, and nice to have something on the front page without a Spoiler tag. :)

Shey | May 09, 00:37 CET

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