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thelakeI was reading the reviews of the latest Dollhouse episode and somebody's comment on Firefly is this:
I think Joss Whedon's really good, a distinct voice in the contemporary television landscape ( I really enjoyed Buffy and most of Angel, though I thought Firefly was genuinely terrible - that's my Whedon position established)
Which is a big mistake to say if you're around Whedon fans, naturally somebody steps up and says this:
I hate to tell you this Captain but you are an active that has been imprinted with the idea of disliking Firefly. Thats the only way I can understand anyone not liking Firefly.
Couldn't agree more, LOL!
I really like this episode, but no matter how awesome it was, it was predictable and the twist was there all along, so no suprise. BUT it doesn't change the fact that Needs was generally an awesome part of this journey.
I have one fun fact to share: The guy who used to rape Sierra was Fun Bobby from friends =)) From the first moment he opened the door I yelled "Hi, Fun Bobby!" to my screen. Gosh, I'm lame.
I hear people complaining about how Joss cheats when he erases eveything at the end of every episode, and how this will never let any character develop in the long run.
I completely disagree. Even in this episode they were so sure that the dolls will have closure and the sedatives will work at the exact time, but I'm 100 % sure that it's not the case. After all, we're all humans and our needs and sense of closure changes all the time. This was not a solution for Dollhouse at all. But Dr. Saunders was amazing, that is a fact. Oh, how I love you Amy Acker...
It's getting better and better, but ratings still suck, woe. But I try not to worry because Eliza is handling this shit.
I think Joss Whedon's really good, a distinct voice in the contemporary television landscape ( I really enjoyed Buffy and most of Angel, though I thought Firefly was genuinely terrible - that's my Whedon position established)
Which is a big mistake to say if you're around Whedon fans, naturally somebody steps up and says this:
I hate to tell you this Captain but you are an active that has been imprinted with the idea of disliking Firefly. Thats the only way I can understand anyone not liking Firefly.
Couldn't agree more, LOL!
I really like this episode, but no matter how awesome it was, it was predictable and the twist was there all along, so no suprise. BUT it doesn't change the fact that Needs was generally an awesome part of this journey.
I have one fun fact to share: The guy who used to rape Sierra was Fun Bobby from friends =)) From the first moment he opened the door I yelled "Hi, Fun Bobby!" to my screen. Gosh, I'm lame.
I hear people complaining about how Joss cheats when he erases eveything at the end of every episode, and how this will never let any character develop in the long run.
I completely disagree. Even in this episode they were so sure that the dolls will have closure and the sedatives will work at the exact time, but I'm 100 % sure that it's not the case. After all, we're all humans and our needs and sense of closure changes all the time. This was not a solution for Dollhouse at all. But Dr. Saunders was amazing, that is a fact. Oh, how I love you Amy Acker...
It's getting better and better, but ratings still suck, woe. But I try not to worry because Eliza is handling this shit.
