VisionGirl
Newly Human
I know I'm behind, let's try to get caught up today. 🙂
Dollhouse Wikia says:
Ian Anthony Dale who played Jack Dunston was also in an episode of Angel. Wikipedia says he played a "drugged vamp", so I wonder if it was in season 4.
I don't get what Paul says in the end that he has found a client.
SourceA wealthy woman named Margaret has been uploading her personality to the Dollhouse every month in the event that she is murdered. When she actually is murdered, DeWitt, who has since befriended her, imprints her onto Echo as part of her will; Margaret, posing as a pen-pal named Julia, decides to solve the case during her second chance. Margaret's prized horses turn out to be the key; with a little help from Boyd, who imprints Victor as a racehorse-owner, she solves the case and helps her family achieve some closure. Meanwhile, Topher signs Sierra out for an intensive "benchmark" imprint, which turns out to be that of a fellow gamer, nerd and friend, with whom he celebrates his birthday. Finally, Ballard brings November's prints into the FBI; when he asks fellow agent Loomis (Aisha Hinds) to run a scan, her computer spews out a multitude of names and then goes blank.
Dollhouse Wikia says:
And I kind of wish they hadn't. It just wasn't as compelling as the last three episdoes. Don't get me wrong, the whole idea of living on after death in a different body is interesting. And I thought Eliza's performance as Margaret was good. We got some new insights in Adelle (I didn't think she had any friends!). Kind of sad to think that Topher was lonely. But the fact that he had to "make" a friend was disturbing. The Paul/Mellie sex was disturbing too.Joss Whedon said about the episode: "The next episode, 'Haunted,' is a standalone. It's a quirky little piece with a lot of guest stars [he also called it a 'drawing-room mystery']. I'm a little nervous about it. I think Eliza's great in it. But I'm wondering, are people going to go, 'Now wait a minute, [where's the mythology]?' But it was my decision in the middle of all this [i.e., the development of ongoing stories] to say, 'Wait a minute, we can't just be about our own mythology. Let's try this other thing.'"
Ian Anthony Dale who played Jack Dunston was also in an episode of Angel. Wikipedia says he played a "drugged vamp", so I wonder if it was in season 4.
I don't get what Paul says in the end that he has found a client.