The “Dollhouse” dilemma

Posted on March 10, 2009 by Greg Wythe

Tiffany and I have been enjoying the new show Dollhouse lately. Its premise is a bit complicated, and I’m not sure if it can be sustained long-term, but so far it’s been worth our time to watch. Recently, I came across this analysis of the show and its premise, which postulates that its own existence dooms it to failure, and I thought it was worth sharing. I don’t know that I agree with the author’s perspective here, but it’s got me thinking. Anyway, read and see what you think. Link via Chad.

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One Response to The “Dollhouse” dilemma

  1. Amy says:
    March 10, 2009 at 8:58 am

    I’ve been DVR’ing “Dollhouse” since the beginning, but have yet to bring myself to watch a single episode. And that post very eloquently states the misgivings I have about it. But I haven’t erased the episodes yet, because I do believe in judging for myself. And at some point I will actually try to watch some of the show. (But based on what I’ve been hearing from sources I trust, I suspect I won’t make it far, and will do some mass deleting after that.)

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