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Post by Scanjet on Jan 19, 2009 10:17:31 GMT
Seems if this vamp show is over before it even begun?! Although it had promising ratings it seems that Blood Ties is not being extended for a second season!
Shame really cos the more vamp shows that are popular that always give u a glimmer for older shows to come back if you gather my drift!
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Post by madascheese on Jan 31, 2009 12:27:02 GMT
God d**n those mindless executives...but thank god I have the full DVD box sets for both Blood Ties and Moonlight, lol It's hard to write a supernatural type show these days - much as I love Joss Whedon, he's clearly set the bar so high that no-one can quite jump over it!!
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Post by layla on Feb 23, 2009 16:35:04 GMT
I <3 Joss Whedon too, but I think it's more that people are so use to his style that they're not willing to commit to other styles. I also think this show suffered from incorrect network placement here in the states; we put it on the lifetime channel = the woman's network and that was really weird to see. I think the channel was a bit too conservative for the show and it should have automatically been picked up as a new SCIFI channel series, but what do I know? And did you all hear how they suffered from a loss of financial backers? It seems that the show's finances were shaky from the start and that writer's strike really just did it in.
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Post by Scanjet on Mar 1, 2009 2:33:22 GMT
You watching DollHouse layla?
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Post by layla on Mar 1, 2009 6:19:51 GMT
Of course! I actually really like Eliza Dusku and I think she was the right choice to implement Joss' newest idea. I think it's going well. Have you seen it Scanjet?
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Post by Scanjet on Mar 8, 2009 3:03:57 GMT
Not yet, I am planning on it thought, can you give me a rough out-line of the series?
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Post by layla on Mar 8, 2009 7:05:34 GMT
Well....
The highly secret organization known as "The Dollhouse" houses these "dolls", who are people who have been voluntarily completely wiped of any memories, personalities, etc so that they are blank slates so that they can be imprinted with different personalities, skills, etc based on the needs of the clients of The Dollhouse. These dolls can become whatever and whoever the clients want.
The plot centers on Echo (Eliza Dusku) and her journey to self-awareness and this detective who's been put on the case to find out if The Dollhouse really exits.
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