Active engagement: a review of Epitaph One.
The latest in a series of conversations on the meanings of Dollhouse episodes.
From the same site that recently reviewed the Buffy movie and its original script. I recommend the series of articles highly!
September 30 2009
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wiesengrund | September 30, 12:55 CET
AnotherFireflyfan | September 30, 14:02 CET
phlebotinin | September 30, 16:35 CET
ManEnoughToAdmitIt | September 30, 20:54 CET
curlymynci | October 01, 10:10 CET
I think that one reason why satire seems to be both - present and not present - in Joss's work is due to that love of subversion; he (and others on his writing teams) just can't seem to resist subverting something. So when a satirical opportunity arises, Joss may approach satire, but then he ends up subverting the satire instead of following through on it.
PaulfromSunnydale | October 01, 19:43 CET