Dollhouse
Still digesting the double shot (don't really like two consecutive episodes, as it makes it harder to focus on either one).
The first episode raised an interesting angle that I'm not sure the show will follow though on (especially given its limited shelf life) - that Echo has developed into a real person, distinct of Caroline, and not eager (or even at all willing) to turn herself over to Caroline, who she thinks may not be such a good person. That's the kind of ambiguity the show should traffic in, although it also explains it's lack of ratings.
As to the second episode, I think that despite his relative lack of fame, Alan Tudyk really ought to be the Joker next time he's used in the Batman series. He really brings a great brand of crazy.
The first episode raised an interesting angle that I'm not sure the show will follow though on (especially given its limited shelf life) - that Echo has developed into a real person, distinct of Caroline, and not eager (or even at all willing) to turn herself over to Caroline, who she thinks may not be such a good person. That's the kind of ambiguity the show should traffic in, although it also explains it's lack of ratings.
As to the second episode, I think that despite his relative lack of fame, Alan Tudyk really ought to be the Joker next time he's used in the Batman series. He really brings a great brand of crazy.