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14 January 2010
Unaired Episodes are the Best
For those of you who have not seen the two unaired episodes "Echo" and "Epitaph One" you don't know what you are missing. I originally bought this DVD set thinking it would just sit on the shelf along time because I had already seen all the episodes on TV. I was wrong! The two unaired episodes are the very best of season one.
The original pilot "Echo" goes much deeper into the show than the pilot episode that was aired on FOX. There is more meaningful dialogue in this episode. "Echo" also does a much better job of establishing the charters of Topher, Boyd, and Dr. Saunders. On the weaker side of things the character of Paul Ballard is jumped into rather quickly in this episode, and is much better established in the aired pilot episode "Ghost". Expect the plot of each of these two episodes to be radically different. The characters and the "jist" of the story are the same between the two pilots.
"Epitaph One" is quite possibly the best episode of season one. It pushes Dollhouse to the very edge. This episode was supposed to be a conclusion to be show in the event that it may have been canceled after season one. Season two renders the episode obsolete. However, it shows a preview of a little of where season two has now come. This episode is extremely touching, poignant, and shocking.
For those of you who have never seen Dollhouse, it is a top notch show very well done, well written, and well acted. Well worth watching!