Dollhouse

By info@crackle.com (FOXBroadcasting) DOLLHOUSE focuses on a secret organization that employs "Actives" -- a group of operatives who have their memories and personalities wiped clean so they can be imprinted with new ones, allowing them to take on various missions for hire. DOLLHOUSE airs Mondays (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) this J...

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By wiesengrund It's not as though "Dollhouse" is perfect; the show's plausibility problems still crop up from time to time. I wonder why former Actives such as November (Miracle Laurie) are allowed to know that they were Actives, and why Dr. Saunders/Whiskey is allowed to know she is an Active who has been imprinted as a doctor (yet as Whiskey, Amy Acker is so great I can understand the desire to give her scenes in which she rages about what's been done to her). Es folgt ein Interview mit Jed Whedon, das klar in nicht-Spoiler- und Spoiler-Part strukturiert und sehr lesenswert ist, plus die Episoden-Beschreibungen von allen Folgen bis rauf zu 2x08 "A Love Supreme". Ich kann nur sagen: Was für eine Staffel.   [read the full post]

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By Tempo When Echo’s past romantic engagements are found murdered, the Dollhouse fears that Alpha (Alan Tudyk) has returned to seek his revenge.  Adelle grows suspicious of Ballard (Tahmoh Penikett) who hopes to find allies in Boyd (Harry Lennix) and Topher.  The Actives turn against their hand...

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By Charlie Jane Anders The Dollhouse sends in an "army of Actives" contain the situation, on the theory that Actives are immune to the drug because of their artificial memory blocks. Unfortunately, the Actives eventually succumb and start remembering stuff. And meanwhile all the Dollhouse employees start go...

By DarkUFO(noreply@blogger.com) ECHO LEADS THE ACTIVES IN AN ESCAPE FROM THE DOLLHOUSE WHILE BALLARD DEALS WITH SHOCKING INFORMATION ON “DOLLHOUSE” FRIDAY, APRIL 3, ON FOX Cast: Eliza Dushku as Echo; Tahmoh Penikett as Paul Ballard; Olivia Williams as Adelle DeWitt; Fran Kranz as Topher Brink; Harry Lennix as Boyd Lan...

Amy Acker (an actress I’m happy to see anywhere) is the seemingly fragile doctor who cares for the Actives. - zap2it.com Try as much as you want, Mr. Whedon. No amount of artificial scarring will ever make Amy Acker ugly. - tvsquad.com …even Amy Acker’s presence is a warm welcome… - ifmagazine.com

 NY - Once the task is completed, the Actives return to the dollhouse - where they're rebooted again. Echo? Bit by bit, she's remembering her past. ...

And while there are many excellent actors in “Dollhouse” — Olivia Williams plays Adelle DeWitt, the person running the place; Harry Lennix is Boyd Langdon, the Actives’ handler and DeWitt’s unrequested moral compass; Tahmoh Penikett is the relentlessly persistent FBI Agent Paul Bal...

By wiesengrund It's the story of Echo (Eliza Duskhu), who's basically the property of the eponymous Dollhouse. For a fee, you can have Echo imprinted with any personality, any memories, any skills, you require. (And she does pro bono work sometimes.) But Echo, who's supposed to be a blank slate, is starting to gain self-awareness, and remember who she really is. She has to fight for her identity, but the Dollhouse stands ready to destroy her if she shows any signs of self-awareness. They're all going to have subplots and backstories, and I'm kind of fascinated to see it all unfolde. Like, just where did Amy Acker's Dr. Claire Saunders get her scars? Why does Boyd, the handler of the mind-wiped "Actives," keep doing his job even though he has moral qualms about it...   [read the full post]

By Charlie Jane Anders November (played by Miracle Laurie) was one of the "Actives," or programmable mind-wiped puppets, in the Dollhouse. She was described as "the Tracy Turnblad of the Dolls." Her character may pop up in Dollhouse season three, Joss jokes, but meanwhile, Laurie has a new role, as an FBI worker...