Buffy ,'Potential'
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I'm frankly at a complete loss why Victor's reaction to Sierra would set off the "DANGER, WILL ROBINSON!" klaxons.
I think that they were trying to do some Garden of Eden analogy.
The issue may have been that it was Sierra that caused the "man reaction", not any other active.
let's not forget echo and sierra have a secret too before we get too Freudian on this shit.
I think that they were trying to do some Garden of Eden analogy.
Isn't that at least in part why Milton had Adam and Eve get it on first thing in his version of Eden? To refute that kind of logic.
Oh, Kellerman, what are you doing?
Though honestly, if his point is that Echo's about to lose her shit like Alpha, it's hard to argue with him.
The shower scene had some of the humor that this show has been lacking so far.
Yeah, I agree. That was pretty amusing.
I think that they were trying to do some Garden of Eden analogy.
Yeah, I finally picked up on that with Adelle's monologue at the end.
I just saw the basket ball delayed episode. Did anyone else think Echo was going to answer the question about her sight at the end with "5 x 5"? or was it just me?
Tim's already said 5x5 in that Buffy episode he wrote.
I liked this episode a lot more than I thought I would. I thought Eliza carried it well, too.
From here on out the show changes from stand alones to mythology-arc mode.
I wonder if people would like the show more if the dollhouse was a government project with every week being some sort of undercover mission.
Jackal has done an interview Tim Minear about last night's episode: [link]
Nice interview. I did like that this MOTW was something only the Dollhouse could do.