Dollhouse: OK, I'll come back
Friday night was opening night for Joss Whedon's long-awaited new show, Dollhouse, starring Eliza Dushku and — hey, who IS that woman? — Dichen Lachman. OK, we didn't really get to know Dichen's character, but we (well, I) wanted to.
Bottom line: Too soon to tell. This one was high on exposition — introducing the Dollhouse, having a couple of things go horribly wrong, and dropping in a few other odds and ends to set the stage for future episodes.
But I'll come back. Anything with Whedon's touch is usually worth a little patience.
Bottom line: Too soon to tell. This one was high on exposition — introducing the Dollhouse, having a couple of things go horribly wrong, and dropping in a few other odds and ends to set the stage for future episodes.
But I'll come back. Anything with Whedon's touch is usually worth a little patience.
Labels: bread and circuses, Dollhouse, Joss Whedon
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