Aha, thanks! It does look like he was addressing Claire as Whiskey. Which makes me sad. I don't want EVERYONE EVER to be a Doll, geez.

I rewatched the last half or so of the episode since I was in and out of sleep before. I didn't realize that the joke about the risers was a setup. Hee, nice.

Okay, Enver Gjokaj is FUCKING AMAZING.

I know, right? Every single role they've given him he's knocked out the park. He's an amazing actor. The contrast to him in Doll state after Paul/Boyd crashed into his sleeping chamber was brilliant.

"Some people were fighting on me." Oh Victor, my poor woobie.

Okay, Enver Gjokaj is FUCKING AMAZING. I actually considered the possibility that they had dubbed in Reed Diamond's voice. That was freaky.

When he asked who's hands?, I was very freaked.

And I would never had Guessed that I would find AT scary. Never.

Every single role they've given him he's knocked out the park.

It doesn't get old! Every week, I still can't believe he's so fucking good. I keep waiting to find him unconvincing in a role. Where did Joss find this guy?

Hey, he was in Eagle Eye ! As "Remote Pilot." I don't remember him.

Aha, thanks! It does look like he was addressing Claire as Whiskey. Which makes me sad. I don't want EVERYONE EVER to be a Doll, geez.

they're certainly setting her up that way though. with that and then later with Alpha asking if she always wanted to be a doctor and then telling her she knew that wasn't true.

He's a theatre actor, that's about all I know about him.

I wish they had give Dichen more to do, she seems to have played the same character each week for a while now.

I have to admit - and I wouldn't say this to Eliza's face as I'm a coward - but instead of Dollhouse acting as a show reel for her talents, it's actually shown me how limited her range is. She's being acted out the episode and down the street on a regular basis.

"Some people were fighting on me." Oh Victor, my poor woobie

Seriously! I felt so bad for him when they crashed into his sleeping pod. And then it got even worse! Victor!

You know in "The Target", during the first Alpha incident, where Laurence has a full security squad on hand with guns? Where were they this time? Alpha's running around slashing people up, people are fighting in the Dollhouse, the security systems have been hacked... They need to fire Boyd.

And I had no idea Alan Tudyk could be so crazy and scary. I'm glad I wasn't spoiled for that at all. No idea that was coming.

I'd seen him play crazy in Death at a Funeral (and Dodgeball, for that matter), but had no idea scary was in his repertoire.