Sometimes substitutes are better than the real thing.
Salon.com's TV critic Heather Havrilesky tells us why she thinks Dollhouse is the most exciting drama series this fall.
'"Dollhouse" is back and, for the record, it remains a feisty, smart, dynamic, strange, thoughtful, provocative and, yes, deeply disturbing drama in its second season.'
October 04 2009
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josswhedonaddict | October 04, 06:54 CET
impalergeneral | October 04, 10:28 CET
And recently I started to wonder ... is FOX a good place for a Joss show? I'm not in the U.S., but from what I hear about their right wing nutjobs attempts at "news simulation", I'm pretty sure i would despise that station and just not tune in.
Udo Schmitz | October 04, 10:41 CET
[ edited by The One True b!X on 2009-10-04 19:43 ]
@theonetruebix | October 04, 10:44 CET
Simon | October 04, 11:11 CET
AlanD | October 04, 11:15 CET
impalergeneral | October 04, 11:20 CET
Sure but since it's on TV, it works a few ways as a metaphor/critique of TV specifically (as well as society/culture in general). It can be both.
I liked this, had a touch of the Charlie Brooker about it ;).
Saje | October 04, 11:49 CET
catherine | October 04, 12:31 CET
Dollhouse. What it gets away with is astounding. Though had there been a media hue and cry about it we may have got more viewers *sighs*.
Simon | October 04, 12:32 CET
orangewaxlion | October 04, 12:40 CET