Dollhouse: Omega - Echo meets Capt. Kirk and Mr. Spock. Post comments here.

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UPDATED: Saturday, May 30, 2009 01:53
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CELLARDOOR

Saturday, May 9, 2009 4:24 AM

Hm, BM? No, the 13th episode won't be aired/broadcast anywhere either. Is it possible you're confusing the "to DVD only" stand-alone episode with "Omega" the last (12th) episode?

There was a mix up in the numbering because the original plot (which would have made 13 episodes) was cannibalized for other episodes and scrapped, but to fill the 13 DVD-ordered episodes, Joss talked Fox into letting him film a futuristic stand-alone episode on the Dollhouse set.

BYTEMITE

Saturday, May 9, 2009 5:39 AM

I sure hope so.

I'll check tomorrow again.

KHAMBILO

Saturday, May 9, 2009 12:37 PM

At this point, I hoping we didn't just watch a SERIES finale. There is so much for this show to go on for a second season!

But this episode was amazing. I loved how we saw Dr. Saunder's background finally. I know a lot of people were expecting her to be a doll, but to me, that conclusion seemed to easy to come by. I guess that's why it suprised me when we finally did see her as a doll.

There is one thing that confused me. I was checking out the dollhouse wiki page for Omega, and there was a couple of photos in which we see November and Sierra in their bounty hunter personalities at the power plant where that final confrontation took place. But they never showed up in the episode. Were they just cut from that scene or what?

DAVESHAYNE

Saturday, May 9, 2009 12:56 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Schism:
Do you really think they'll make Ballard an agent/handler?

He's going to be looking for Alpha so he'll probably be a sort of roving investigator type. Maybe called in for other security problems but mostly out trying to pin down the genius psycho killer with many personalities (only one of which is multiple.)

This was an awesome episode. Lots of resolution. Folks calling Ballard a bastard last week because he chose to leave November behind get to retract their statements now I think.

David

'Geeks can't admit that anything worthwhile was invented before 1981. Soon, "making cocoa" will be called "milk hacking."' - Lore Sjoberg

"Don't worry. Captain Hammer will save us." - Penny.

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EARLYWARNING

Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:38 PM

Ballards a "Doll". Just look at his jaw

Gorramit Jim, Im a doctor not a frackin Colonial Marine

SCHISM

Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:46 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by CellarDoor:

Well, if he thought he could protect Caroline better that way... It's clear the FBI rejected his final offer. Hmm... is it possible Paul would become a doll in trade for Madeline/Mellie, and that's why he said he's "Nobody"? I'm not quite sure how to interpret Adelle's term "contractor" in Paul's case.

Good point.
By 'nobody' I just assumed he meant "it's a long story and you don't want to know".
However...
But...
Would he willingly become one?
Or is it because he plans to work for/with them, with mind intact, but nonetheless working for a no-name organization, he in essence becomes 'nobody'?

GOOSE5068

Saturday, May 9, 2009 5:06 PM

Just watched Dollhouse because i dvr'd it because i had to workd yesterday and what a episode it was. Alan played alpha very very well and eliza played echo(with all the imprints) very well. What i was suprised about is how much i liked the whole wiskey storyline exspecially at the end when the doc was talking to topher.overall i think this was the best episode this season like all season finale episodes should be and i pray that dollhouse gets a second season. what is the name of the song at the end of the epsiode

SLAYERCHICK

Saturday, May 9, 2009 9:37 PM

The song was "Everybody's Gotta Love Sometimes" by Beck...it was the end credits song in the film "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind".

VERY happy with the music in this one!

Not gonna cry if Dollhouse gets canceled, since I've already consigned myself to that eventuality. But did anyone else feel that the last few episodes, interesting and entertaining as they were, were proof that the first four or five episodes didn't have to exist at all?

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Morena Baccarin and Nathan Fillion, when asked about the Mal and Inara dynamic:

Morena: Who knows where this relationship is going.
Nathan: If I had my druthers, if we ever hook up I hope it’s on my death bed.
Morena: You don’t want to kiss me, do you?
Nathan: I do. But not for the sake of the show.
Morena: Good answer.
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*sigh* even adorable off screen...

BYTEMITE

Sunday, May 10, 2009 1:12 AM

I suspect that the Dollhouse isn't going to use him as an independent contractor after all (too much of a loose cannon), and Ballard suspects as well. He's either going to be a doll, or sent immediately to the attic. He realized he could make one last deal, and Mellie's freedom was what he negotiated.

GOOSE5068

Sunday, May 10, 2009 2:08 AM

Quote:
episodes, interesting and entertaining as they were, were proof that the first four or five episodes didn't have to exist at all?

I second that. When Joss can do his thing his shows rock but when you have fox or really any company though expecially fox messing with ones show the company always finds a way to screw it up they are the one that loose the fans in the first five episodes not joss. thanks for the song title slyerchick. Ps its Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometimes not love.

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