Tim's done episode 3 (not 2 as previously reported). So mark that one on your calendar.

The show aired with next to no publicity, hence why people didn't know it was on. Ratings will be appalling as a result.

I really, really liked this episode. The fact Topher's bedroom is directly next to his lab cracked me up. Amy Acker is freakin' amazing - the scene between Saunders and Topher in his bedroom totally made me cry.

Also loved the new shooting style. It looks and feels so much better.

I think she's fighting against her programming.

yeah, but baby steps!

Polter-Cow "Jossverse 1: Emotional Resonance & Rocket Launchers" Mar 31, 2009 12:35:16 pm PDT

I totally called Whiskey's storyline six months ago! This is exactly what I wanted to see: an imprinted personality who wanted to keep her body.

AA did entirely rock. She sold every wave of her exploration of what it means of an Active to have self. Never thought Mellie would be the first to leave the compound, never thought Saunders would be the first to gain self-awareness. Even Topher's edging towards human.

I hope they don't waste Langston. I thought he was a great handler for Echo, and worry they've promoted him out of the interesting zone. But maybe with AD having shown up it'll give him something to do. The actor deserves it.

Echo's still the least interesting character for me, but I like the phases she went through in this episode, and the phases it made Ballard go through.

Helo/Apollo fight FTW!

More Enver! Girls just can't keep their hands off that pretty face...

She was making pretty bold choices in this episode. She doesn't seem to have the patience for baby steps at this point.

The show aired with next to no publicity, hence why people didn't know it was on.

I dunno - everytime I've watched Fox in the last month I've seen a promo or a teaser, and I don't watch a whole lot on Fox

Ratings will be appalling as a result.

OTOH, I remember experiencing the same semi-saturation back with Firefly (and The Inside and rinse, lather, repeat), so who knows.

She was making pretty bold choices in this episode. She doesn't seem to have the patience for baby steps at this point.

I have a hard time reconciling this with what we saw in Epitaph One. But, then, I never would have seen her and Langston together either, so who knows.

Frankenbuddha, you've seen promos on FOX for a month? They've only been running for, like, a week.

I certainly saw more of Eliza's naked ass/projection screen over the summer than I really needed to.

ETA: To clarify, I am referring to the Dollhouse promo.