12-06-2009, 02:54 AM
Paul F. wrote:
Like estnyc said; Dollhouse was just hitting it's stride when it was cut down. Just like Firefly.
But really, who's fault is that?
It took most of last season for the story to really get moving and interesting. Seven episodes is a long time to meander and wander aimlessly in a thirteen episode season. By the time it started to get really good, I imagine most people had abandoned the series which led to its' now demise.
I like the show and have enjoyed the second season, but the problems with Dollhouse are from Whedon himself.
And the only reason I maintained and suffered through seven meandering and lost episodes was because I'm a fan of Eliza Dushku.