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Dollhouse Week Six
So we get home and decide to start catching up on the TV shows we missed over the last week - Lost, Life and Dollhouse. Having heard the buzz that this week, Joss would finally get to give us the show he envisioned and not the show Fox asked for, I decided to start with this one first.
Whoa. Joss is back. Sharp scriptwriting, sharp acting, twists and turns, examination of moral and ethical issues, and even (despite Joss telling us that this show is not going to be funny) some very clever and witty lines. It's still not perfect, but suddenly, it's a lot better, and it really feels like something that Joss Whedon wrote.
This bodes well.
Whoa. Joss is back. Sharp scriptwriting, sharp acting, twists and turns, examination of moral and ethical issues, and even (despite Joss telling us that this show is not going to be funny) some very clever and witty lines. It's still not perfect, but suddenly, it's a lot better, and it really feels like something that Joss Whedon wrote.
This bodes well.