Ms. Dushku doesn’t seem to be leaving the news arena, it so appears. After her journey to Camp Hale (read the previous blog), she is now heading towards the zone we came to know about a long, long time ago. Remember, Doctor Who?

Well, Torchwood, which is a spin-off of Doctor Who, is seeing its own spin-off now! And creators couldn’t find anyone better than Eliza Dushku, the star from Dollhouse. Her Echo (the character in Dollhouse) may not have travelled afar, Torchwood: Web of Lies certainly would.

But if you watch her role in Dollhouse, you would agree that there could be no justifiable reason to explain why the show got cancelled so early! You can check her out online, which would soon get riddled with the episodes of her new show.

Her role and acting in Dollhouse was exactly what a viewer at home would like to see; what came into the minds of the channel operators and production head is beyond my observation.

But that’s history; with Torchwood: Web of Lies all ready to torch us with its thrilling tale and exciting adventures, little can be questioned on what Eliza would be making out of this partaking. It’s going to be nothing less than extraordinary, or as Barney says, Legendary!

This wouldn’t come up as a surprise to those, who are familiar with the works of Eliza. Those, who would be seeing her for the first time in Torchwood: Web of Lies…well, I can’t comment on that. Just that you don’t end up blaspheming yourself, check her out in Dollhouse before you move ahead!

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Though you might identify it as just another run of the mill, psychological thriller, but our Dollhouse download tab, has a story of its own, linked with it!

The show had an amazing plot, concept and storyline, which made it stand out from the rest of the crowd, and gave it a class of its own.

The show revolved around a corporation, running a number of underground establishments, called the “Dollhouses”, throughout the world.

These establishments program individuals, known as Actives (or Dolls), with temporary personalities and skills.

Clients with big pockets hire Actives from Dollhouses, paying a huge price, for various purposes.

The series primarily follows an Active ‘Echo’, played by Eliza Dushku, on her journey towards self-awareness.

This is a stellar of a plot, on which the Dollhouse episodes capitalized with great efficacy.

The series was supposed to shut down after one season, but surprise, surprise!

The show had gathered such a humongous fan following by then, that the president of Fox Studios, had to bring back the show for a second season stating, “If we’d canceled Joss’s show I’d probably have 110 million e-mails this morning from the fans”.

Big words there!

And that too, from a man that matters!

Watch Dollhouse episodes online, if you have not enjoyed them yet, as these lines by the Fox president, surely speak volumes about the show’s popularity and worth.

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This is one show that is incredibly smart and keeps you hooked and gripped to it, until it has drained everything out of you, and left you with a feeling of having been consumed, yet wanting to be consumed even more.

I can see why the show might have been a turn off for people. Its concept is hard to embrace. Dollhouse stars Eliza Dushku as Echo, a “doll,” who is programmed to be someone’s fantasy. Often times those fantasies involved sex, and seeing someone forced into a kind of sexual slavery is not exactly most people’s cup of tea. Being that many of the characters were dolls, who were always different people, it was hard to find someone to root for. The characters that weren’t dolls were often quite despicable and it was hard to like anyone at all. Still, even with those drawbacks Dollhouse, at its heart, was a very engaging and clever show.

Season Two is a bit of a reboot. After the excitement of the last few episodes of Season One, I expected the second season to start out with a bang. It didn’t. The beginning of the second season is reminiscent of the beginning of the first. The dolls are programmed and go out on different missions. The story arc established during the last half of the first season was pushed almost to the background. It was like the show was being reintroduced.

It is not until more than half way through the season that we see the menacing Alpha, brilliantly played by Firefly’s Alan Tudyk, again. The show does pick up speed in the second half of the season, but there was not enough time to do everything the show hinted at. Instead storylines obviously meant to span a lot of time were wrapped up in only a few episodes.

What is there is quite engaging. The episode dealing with the mysterious attic, the place “broken” dolls and dissidents are sent to, is one of the best of the entire series. There is a great guest appearance by Summer Glau (Firefly, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) as the Washington D.C. counterpart to Topher (Fran Kranz). Speaking of Topher, he is the most interesting character on the show. During most of the first season, he was extremely unlikeable. He was annoying and completely amoral. Topher is the brain partly responsible for the development of the doll technology, and that is a burden that begins to weigh heavily. At first he was only interested in solving the puzzles of the mind. He was so pleased with his brilliance at hacking into people’s minds like a computer, he forgot they were people. We see in “Epitaph One” that the realization he is messing with the essence of humanity has caused him to descend into madness. We get to see sparks of that realization in Season Two.

We do get to see more about the mysterious Caroline, whom Echo used to be. It would have been nice to have more of Caroline’s back story earlier. I think knowing more about Caroline would have given audiences more to root for. There would have been more of a reason to feel sorry for Caroline’s predicament. I do like the idea that Echo has become her own person. She is not just an empty doll. She has developed (with the help of Alpha) her own distinct personality. It is a personality that doesn’t want to be destroyed and given back to Caroline.

It’s surprising religion or spirituality did not play a part in Dollhouse Echo/Caroline is one body that has housed two minds. If Echo is her own person, does that mean Echo has her own soul. And, who created Echo? Was it just Topher’s programming and Alpha’s manipulation, along with remnants of Caroline’s will? These are complicated issues never dealt with. It seems as if that there had been a determination that there are only brains and no souls.

Parallel to the idea that Echo has developed beyond doll state, there is a storyline between Sierra (Dichen Lachmen) and Victor (Enver Gjokaj), two dolls who have fallen in love. Their love exists whether they are in doll state or have been programmed to be other people. It’s a nice touch to show the cracks in the doll technology.

There is a heartbreaking episode showing how Sierra came to be at the dollhouse. This episode is integral to Topher’s role and his evolving viewpoint on the work he is doing. Victor does not get as much of a featured back story, but we do learn why he is there. Enver Gjokaj’s acting is a highlight of the series. Gjokaj effortlessly changes personalities so flawlessly it’s easy to forget he’s even doing it. His dead on impersonation of Topher is not to be missed.

While Dollhouse was by no means a perfect show I still would put it in the “cancelled too soon” category along with Firefly. Dollhouse had so much unrealized potential it’s a shame it did not catch on with audiences. It would have been great to see more about the head of the Dollhouse, Adelle DeWitt (Olivia Williams). I could never figure out where she came from or why she was involved with the organization. I’m sure more would have been planned for her had the show continued. I also have to wonder if the twist revelation in “The Hollow Man” (second to last episode) would have been the same if the show had been renewed. I am grateful the show drew to a final conclusion, unlike Eliza Dushku’s previous show Tru Calling, rather left the audience hanging forever.

The DVD features commentaries on two episodes, as well as outtakes, deleted scenes, the shows defining moments, and a looking back discussion with the cast and Joss Whedon. I really enjoyed the “Looking Back” featurette. It had Joss Whedon, Eliza Dushku, Alan Tudyk, Dichen Lachmen, Enver Gjokaj, Miracle Laurie (Mellie), Fran Kranz, and Olivia Williams. They discussed their favorite moments on the show and what it was like playing their characters. It was a good wrap up to the show, and a nice farewell from cast.

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The Season 2 DVD will be coming your way October 12th, and there are quite a few extras in store for you. Take a look.

The Thrilling Second and Final Season Bows on Blu-ray and DVD October 12

Includes Exclusive, Highly Collectible 28 Page Comic Book From Dark Horse Comics

From creative mastermind Joss Whedon comes the second and final season of the sexy, suspenseful thriller Dollhouse on Blu-ray and DVD October 12 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. The collectible set includes all 13 episodes of Dollhouse, a limited edition exclusive comic book, and bonus audio commentary by Joss Whedon and series writers Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen.

Joss Whedon’s take on the ultimate identity theft follows a cast of Actives, or Dolls, who serve as agents of Dollhouse, an illegal underground organization providing elite clientele with programmable human beings. Personality imprints allow Actives to temporarily become anyone or anything—the perfect burglar, lover, spy or assassin. When the mission is completed, memories are wiped clean. The all-star Dollhouse cast is led by Eliza Dushku as Echo (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Tru Calling, Angel) and Tahmoh Penikett as Paul Ballard (Battlestar Galactica).

Disc Features

The Dollhouse Season Two four-disc DVD or three-disc Blu-ray collection includes a retrospective with Joss Whedon and cast roundtable about the series. A gag reel and deleted scenes from top episodes are also included. Disc contents include episodes 1-13: “Vows,” “Instinct,” “Belle Chose,” “Belonging” and “The Public Eye,” “The Left Hand,” “Meet Jane Doe,” “A Love Supreme,” “Stop-Loss” and “The Attic,” “Getting Closer,” The Hollow Men,” and “Epitaph 2: The Return.”

The complete 13 episodes of the final season are presented in wide screen format with English, 5.1 DTS sound and English, Spanish, French and Portuguese subtitles.

Dollhouse Comic Book

Each Blu-ray and DVD comes with a 28 page exclusive limited edition comic book by Dark Horse Comics. Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen, joined by longtime Buffy the Vampire Slayer artist Cliff Richards, take us on an intricate trip through the precise moment when the Active technology went global, and how the protagonists from Epitaph One and Two narrowly avoided death, and worse. Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen wrote the Epitaph episodes of Dollhouse Seasons 1 and Two, and currently write for the Starz series Spartacus. This is their first work in comics. Artist Cliff Richards has drawn more Joss Whedon-related comics than any other artist, including issues of Buffy Season Eight.”

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