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By IrethWaverly



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Joss Whedon wins Bradbury Award !!!

And this is quite an acceptance speech.

Dollhouse episode 8: "Needs"

Created by Joss Whedon, Dollhouse is a tv show about a secret agency that programs people to fulfill the needs, desires and wishes of their clients. Echo, a young and beautiful woman is one those agents, also called "Actives" who undergo brainwashing procedures after each mission they complete.


Dollhouse Season 1 episode 8: Needs
Aired on Friday April 3, 2009 on Fox.
Synopsis: Awakening within the Dollhouse, with large parts of their original personalities having returned, Echo, Sierra and Victor plan an escape.

Music from this episode:

• "Lonely Ghosts" by O+S. Echo walks outside with the other actives; Echo, November, Sierra & Victor fall asleep; repeats as the actives return to their sleep pods.

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Next on "Dollhouse", the episode we've all been waiting for ?

This is a preview of the upcoming episode 8, "Needs", set to air on friday april 3rd on FOX.

Synopsis: Awakening within the Dollhouse, with large parts of their original personalities having returned, Echo, Sierra and Victor plan an escape.


The rest of the season is going to be pretty intense, I can't wait for this !!

Dollhouse- Season 1 episode 7: Echoes

Created by Joss Whedon, Dollhouse is a tv show about a secret agency that programs people to fulfill the needs, desires and wishes of their clients. Echo, a young and beautiful woman is one those agents, also called "Actives" who undergo brainwashing procedures after each mission they complete.


Dollhouse Season 1 episode 7: Echoes
Aired on Friday March 27, 2009 on Fox.

Echo goes undercover at a college to investigate a deadly virus outbreak.

Music from this episode:

• "Portions For Foxes" by Rilo Kiley. Flashback to Echo/Caroline & her friends discussing Rossum Corporation
• "Fantaisie-Impromptu In C-Sharp Minor, Op. 66" by Chopin. Boyd plays the piano
• "Everything A Reason" by Carina Round. Adelle watches Echo on the monitors; Mellie tells Ballard she needs to get away for awhile

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I neither endorse, make any representations nor accept any liability (whether direct or indirect) for such third party web sites or their content, products or services offered at those web sites, or by their sponsoring companies.

Dollhouse- Season 1 episode 6- Man On The Street

Created by Joss Whedon, Dollhouse is a tv show about a secret agency that programs people to fulfill the needs, desires and wishes of their clients. Echo, a young and beautiful woman is one those agents, also called "Actives" who undergo brainwashing procedures after each mission they complete.


Dollhouse Season 1 episode 6: Man On The Street
Aired on Friday March 20, 2009 on Fox.

Echo tries to help a client heal the ache of a lost love as a TV reporter prepares an expose on the Dollhouse.

Music from this episode:

• "Memory Box" by Alessi's Ark. Ballard & Mellie chat over Chinese food
• "Concerto For Oboe & Orchestra No. 11 in B-Flat Major, Op. 9: Adagio" by Tomaso Albinoni. Mellie is attacked by Hearn.
• "Sweet Dream" by Greg Laswell. Adelle asks Echo about her painting; Echo returns to finish the engagement with Joel Mynor.

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I neither endorse, make any representations nor accept any liability (whether direct or indirect) for such third party web sites or their content, products or services offered at those web sites, or by their sponsoring companies.

Dollhouse/Angel filming set

Echo, wandering around the "Dollhouse"

Am I the only one feeling a bit curious about the uncanny resemblance between the set of Dollhouse and the set from the tv show Angel ? The offices of "Angel Investigations" and the main hall of the "Dollhouse" look exactly the same. Coincidence, I think not.

Joss Whedon interview on the set of "Angel"



Larger view of the "Dollhouse"



David Boreanaz (Angel) and Vincent Kartheiser (his son Connor/that kid was annoying) posing on the set of "Angel"



"Dollhouse"

Around 4:11 in the video, we get to see the set of "Angel" a little bit more.

Dollhouse- Season 1 episode 5- True Believer

Created by Joss Whedon, Dollhouse is a tv show about a secret agency that programs people to fulfill the needs, desires and wishes of their clients. Echo, a young and beautiful woman is one those agents, also called "Actives" who undergo brainwashing procedures after each mission they complete.


Dollhouse Season 1 episode 5: True Believer
Aired on Friday March 13, 2009 on Fox.

Guest Stars:

Miracle Laurie (Mellie)

Brian Bloom (Jonas Sparrow)

Aisha Hinds (Loomis)

Rebecca Field (Kris)

Angus Sutherland (Lilya)

Mark Totty (Agent Lilly)

Sam Hennings (Senator Boxbaum)

Brad Hunt (Jesse Dillard)

David Alpay (Seth)

Echo becomes a blind woman so that she can infiltrate a very secretive and well-guarded cult.



Music from this episode:

• "Moody Liz" by Daxton. Jesse the mechanic listens to this as the bus arrives.
• "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms". Sung by the cult members as their bus stops at the gas station

Disclaimer: This blog is not responsible for content of external internet sites as I am not responsible for the availability of such third party web sites.
I neither endorse, make any representations nor accept any liability (whether direct or indirect) for such third party web sites or their content, products or services offered at those web sites, or by their sponsoring companies.

Dollhouse- Season 1 episode 4- Gray Hour

Created by Joss Whedon, Dollhouse is a tv show about a secret agency that programs people to fulfill the needs, desires and wishes of their clients. Echo, a young and beautiful woman is one those agents, also called "Actives" who undergo brainwashing procedures after each mission they complete.


Dollhouse Season 1 episode 4: Gray Hour
Aired on Friday March 6, 2009 on Fox.

Guest Stars:

Liza Lapira (Ivy)

Reed Diamond (Laurence Dominic)

Anson Mount (Vitas)

Toby Leonard Moore (Walton)

Kevin Will (Gerry)

Sarah McElligott (Nancy)

Andrew Bowen (Scott)

Mark Ivanir (Cyril)

Tony Amendola (Atalo Diakos)

Music from this episode:

• "Treat Em Well" by The Sylvias. Echo acts as a midwife.
• "All Over Me" by Lara D. Echo works a bachelor party.
• "I Go To Sleep" by Sia. Echo has a swim & shower.

Disclaimer: This blog is not responsible for content of external internet sites as I am not responsible for the availability of such third party web sites.
I neither endorse, make any representations nor accept any liability (whether direct or indirect) for such third party web sites or their content, products or services offered at those web sites, or by their sponsoring companies.

Dollhouse Season 1 episode 3- Stage Fright

Created by Joss Whedon, Dollhouse is a tv show about a secret agency that programs people to fulfill the needs, desires and wishes of their clients. Echo, a young and beautiful woman is one those agents, also called "Actives" who undergo brainwashing procedures after each mission they complete.


Dollhouse Season 1 episode 3: Stage Fright
Aired on Friday February 27, 2009 on Fox.

Echo is programmed as a backup singer to watch out for a female singer with a very overzealous fan

Guest Stars: Jaime Lee Kirchner as "Rayna Russell", Graham Norris as "The Fan"

Music from this episode:

• "Superstar (Smash It)" by Jaime Lee Kirchner, originally by Kimberly Cole. Concert incident; repeats during the dance rehearsals, second concert & as Sierra sings for the crazed fan.
• "Freedom" by Eliza Dushku & Jaime Lee Kirchner. Rayna joins in as Echo auditions; repeats as Rayna sings & Ellie goes to visit Ballard in the hospital.
• "The High" by Light FM. Ballard meets with Lubov
• "Make Your Move" by Jaime Lee Kirchner. Echo looks for the crazed fan as Rayna performs

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I neither endorse, make any representations nor accept any liability (whether direct or indirect) for such third party web sites or their content, products or services offered at those web sites, or by their sponsoring companies.

Dollhouse - Music from Season 1

Theme song: "What You Don’t Know” by Jonatha Brooke and Eric Bazilian

Promo Songs:

"Cobrastyle" by Robyn. 'Year's Most Original Series' promo
"Boys Wanna Be Her" by Peaches. 'New Fox Friday' promo
"Massive Dose" by Sonic Librarian. 'Sinner, Savior, Lover, Killer' (aka 'My Angel') promo




Episode 1: Ghost

• "Into the Fold" by The Duke Spirit (Motocycle race at the beginning of the episode).
• "Just Dance" by Lady Gaga
• "Civilization" by Font Line Assembly

Episode 2: Target

• "Get Out" by The Vines. ( Part where Echo & Richard go rafting.)
• "Leave It On" by Delorentos. ( When Ballard phones Lubov.)

Episode 3: Stage Fright

• "Superstar (Smash It)" by Jaime Lee Kirchner, originally by Kimberly Cole. Concert incident; repeats during the dance rehearsals, second concert & as Sierra sings for the crazed fan.
• "Freedom" by Eliza Dushku & Jaime Lee Kirchner. Rayna joins in as Echo auditions; repeats as Rayna sings & Ellie goes to visit Ballard in the hospital.
• "The High" by Light FM. Ballard meets with Lubov
• "Make Your Move" by Jaime Lee Kirchner. Echo looks for the crazed fan as Rayna performs

Episode 4: Gray Hour

• "Treat Em Well" by The Sylvias. Echo acts as a midwife.
• "All Over Me" by Lara D. Echo works a bachelor party.
• "I Go To Sleep" by Sia. Echo has a swim & shower.

Episode 5: True Believer

• "Moody Liz" by Daxton. Jesse the mechanic listens to this as the bus arrives.
• "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms". Sung by the cult members as their bus stops at the gas station

Episode 6: Man On The Street

• "Memory Box" by Alessi's Ark. Ballard & Mellie chat over Chinese food
• "Concerto For Oboe & Orchestra No. 11 in B-Flat Major, Op. 9: Adagio" by Tomaso Albinoni. Mellie is attacked by Hearn.
• "Sweet Dream" by Greg Laswell. Adelle asks Echo about her painting; Echo returns to finish the engagement with Joel Mynor.

Episode 7: Echoes

• "Portions For Foxes" by Rilo Kiley. Flashback to Echo/Caroline & her friends discussing Rossum Corporation
• "Fantaisie-Impromptu In C-Sharp Minor, Op. 66" by Chopin. Boyd plays the piano
• "Everything A Reason" by Carina Round. Adelle watches Echo on the monitors; Mellie tells Ballard she needs to get away for awhile

Episode 8: Needs

• "Lonely Ghosts" by O+S. Echo walks outside with the other actives; Echo, November, Sierra & Victor fall asleep; repeats as the actives return to their sleep pods.

Playlist from TVShowMusic

Dollhouse episode 2- Target

Created by Joss Whedon, Dollhouse revolves around a secret agency that programs people to fulfill the needs, desires and wishes of their clients. Echo, a young and beautiful woman is one those agents, also called "Actives" who undergo brainwashing procedures after each mission they complete.



Dollhouse Season 1 episode 2: Target
Aired on Friday February 20, 2009 on Fox.

Guest Stars: Mark Sheppard as Tanaka and Karina Michel as Lubov's girl





Music from this episode:

• "Get Out" by The Vines. ( Part where Echo & Richard go rafting.)
• "Leave It On" by Delorentos. ( When Ballard phones Lubov.)

Disclaimer: This blog is not responsible for content of external internet sites as I am not responsible for the availability of such third party web sites.
I neither endorse, make any representations nor accept any liability (whether direct or indirect) for such third party web sites or their content, products or services offered at those web sites, or by their sponsoring companies.

Joss Whedon leaving TV for the Web ?

According to a recent interview in "Rolling Stone", the creator of sucesses like Buffy, Firefly and Dollhouse (well not yet for this last show) might be considering leaving TV networks to focus on broadcasting over the internet in the future. The reason behind this may be related to the pressures and limitations that TV networks put on producers to deliver a show, and the fact that profitability is often prioritized over quality. Then again, I'm just speaking my mind on the TV industry, area where I'm no expert but just an avid observer.


Short excerpt from the interview on the success of " Dr Horrible sing-along blog"on the internet:

"What what was it about Internet series first appealed to you?
I had been very interested in the idea of making things on the cheap with the people that I love and trust — low risk, medium yield kind of stuff where you can just do what you think is right and not have to worry."

Read the rest of the interview in Rolling Stone.

Dollhouse Pilot

Created by Joss Whedon, Dollhouse revolves around a secret agency that programs people to fulfill the needs, desires and wishes of their clients. Echo, a young and beautiful woman is one those agents, also called "Actives" who undergo brainwashing procedures after each mission they complete.

Cast:
Eliza Dushku as "Echo"
Amy Acker as "Dr. Claire Saunders"
Olivia Williams as "Adele DeWitt"
Fran Kanz as "Topher Brink"
Tahmoh Penikett as "Paul Ballard"
Harry Lennix as "Boyd Langdon"


Dollhouse Pilot: Ghost
Aired on Friday February 13, 2009 on Fox.


WATCH : Ghost


Music from this episode:

"Into the Fold" by The Duke Spirit (Motocycle race at the beginning of the episode).
"Just Dance" by Lady Gaga
"Civilization" by Font Line Assembly



Disclaimer: This blog is not responsible for content of external internet sites as I am not responsible for the availability of such third party web sites.
I neither endorse, make any representations nor accept any liability (whether direct or indirect) for such third party web sites or their content, products or services offered at those web sites, or by their sponsoring companies.