Dollhouse, Season 1

I finally got around to watch Dollhouse last year because I was on a Joss Whedon kick and wanted to check out his other stuff besides the Avengers and Agents of SHIELD. I'm glad that I did. Dollhouse is another great gem created by Joss Whedon. The show has a really cool premise about people who can wipe and imprint others (called Dolls) with false memories, skills, and personalities for certain jobs. The main character of the show is called Echo (played by Eliza Dushku), one of the Dolls (or Actives) at the LA Dollhouse. She can be someone's perfect assasin, lover, and so on. I hate the fact that Fox cancelled yet another awesome show.

5star*******

As a firefly fan I recognized the way the theme of Dollhouse was done revisiting the issue of how bad medical research and mind control can ruin the world we live in. I was actually very impressed. The casting, dialog, and environment make a show that is entertaining and interesting while introducing multiple social issues related to the Dollhouse reality. It's a story of people who have their minds blanked because they were unable to cope with memories or problems in their life for a contracted time and then have their lives restored in extreme comfort. During this time they have their minds repeatedly wiped clean and imprinted with different personalities created for their engagements. In theory this sounds like a great deal but the show explores the ramifications of what this technology would realistically lead to. The first season explains the technology and the "intended" business model of a dollhouse along with all of the complications involved.

Amazing! I'm hooked, and my friends are too!

it's much better if you read some of the scientific journals/articles online that tell "dollhouse" technologies are possible now. responding to review re: episode 3.. it is a veiled reference to certain pop singers (catch the mouse reference?) being the product of MK-ULTRA. The whole show either makes fun of certain conspiracies or plays them out. either way - Whedon is brilliant.

Ok. If you are going to try this show out you have to skip episode 3, where they imprint Echo as a backup singer. That is some of the dumbest TV ever made. But it gets better and better after that. So remember. This is a great sic-fi show. I don't know what is up with episode 3 but if you can get past it you are in for a nice ride. Just when you think it is predictable, it takes a turn you did not expect.

Why is it that all the great show end

Love this show and I'm hoping it will continue. Like all of his other work, Joss Whedon really outdid himself.

Ive watched this show since it first came out and it never disappoints. Its one of those show that never satisfies your thirst for every episode making you cant wait to see the next one. And i love how there is no balance in good or evil it makes it exciting. Trust me you will love it.

Brilliant much? This is the best thing fox has had on its network since ever.