I am curiously callous and strange in regard to November.

I was disappointed to discover her to be the weak timid one. Although, if this ends up having legs, I can see her having a lot of growth. But that's with a normal character with a real personality.

That's what distresses me about the show, with it's personality-lessness characters, moreso with the seeming reset on any glitches within the characters.

I really do love that Echo got a call out to Ballard during all the foufourah. I don't know if he'll have anyway to trace the call, but now he's got what seems to me positive proof that the Dollhouse exists.

I really do love that Echo got a call out to Ballard during all the foufourah

But why did she do that? If it was done when she was in that Caroline-without-her-memories state, would she have ever heard of Ballard? And as Echo she's a blank, or only knows what she's imprinted with. I don't get why she made the call.

If it was done when she was in that Caroline-without-her-memories state, would she have ever heard of Ballard?

she said that she had a file, and we saw her take files from the doctor's office. She must have read his name in Echo's file.

She said she found a file. I think it was planted by the mole who counted on Caroline to take advantage of whatever information was in it. So she called him.

X-posty goodness.

Oh, thank you. That helps fill in a gaping plot hole for me.

November wasn't timid about getting naked.

What? I missed when Echo called Ballard.

I think Dollhouse should be The Victor and Sierra Show.

I liked the episode, but I'm not sure what I want from this show anymore. It's becoming more interesting, though.

I missed when Echo called Ballard.

Somewhere between getting files from Dr. Saunders office and cutting the power, probably. Or between cutting the power and showing up in Topher's office.

I don't get why Paul is even in the show, he really doesn't need to be.

This episode is a total jab at fandom wants and needs. Which I like. It's a lot better than last week. Adelle can go on about contracts and taking away bad memories all she wants, but let's just recap Sierra's story:

A rich dude wants to sleep with her. She's not interested. He pays for her to have her free will erased, so she will sleep with him against her will. He rapes her a bunch. Then in the Dollhouse in her child like state, whilst she's not busy painting bad pictures of houses, she gets child raped by her man-Handler.