Uh-oh

[lirazel]

Y'all, I am growing increasingly alarmed.

Way back in the day when Joss first announced he was doing a new show, I started a countdown to Jonathan M. Woodward's appearance. I love that guy. Holden, Knox, Tracey, his part in Wit--LOVE. HIM.

And Joss does, too, clearly. (He also loves killing him off, but that's a whole 'nother issue.) So I just assumed that of course he would be on Dollhouse.

BUT WE HAVE TWO EPISODES LEFT AND HE HAS YET TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE AND WHAT IF HE DOOOOESN'T.

I will be crushed.

Joss Whedon, you disappoint me.

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[penny-lane-42.livejournal.com]

She was awesome, and she really brought out the hot in Simon. She would have been awesome for him. I like to think that someday she'll retire from the senate and run into said cute doctor on a backwater world....

I would have gone with horrified in that scene if Neil wasn't so awesome!

Speaking of horrifying, what was Tim Minear thinking in that bathhouse-on-Sihnon scene? I never wanted to see that, ever! Not enough brain bleach in the world! On the other hand, that episode was also the one with Mal finally telling Inara how he feels--and wasn't that some beautiful writing?--so I forgive him.

Yeah, as a person of faith, it didn't bother me that he was talking about faith but that he was talking in such a wishy-washy, anything goes sort of way. Grow a backbone, man!

….Hee, but you know, between all this and that article you posted, I’m starting to wonder what Joss would’ve done with the multi-cultural issue, if the show had continued to run. Because…well, I really don’t want to think he set out meaning to have racist implications. Oh, I'm sure he would have continued to fail. It's what he does re: race. *sigh* I know he doesn't mean to, but he really, really does.

I'm now crying that I'll never seen NPH and Rose Byrne in these roles. CRYING! Well, not really, but you know what I mean!

[redsilverchains.livejournal.com]

What I noticed about Joss is, he fails a lot when he tries to explore things that it seems he doesn’t understand (races, religion). D: I always thought Book was like a watered-down version of whatever idea of faith they could throw together.

Anyway…Mal-Inara roller-coastered all that season, but that scene? Made it all worthwhile <3 Remember the looks they were shooting at each other when Book named them Noah’s godparents?

They had an opener with both of them standing over the crib and cooing (well, as much as Mal can coo) over the baby! How ship-tastic was that?

I know a lot of fans complained about Zoe being pregnant for an entire season but wasn’t it nice to see something so normal for once? I have to disagree with the fans saying she lost her military edge ---love how she was all ‘I’m gorram pregnant, get out of my way’ with the crew. (I was laughing all through that episode where she had that strawberry craving and ate everyone else’s share—poor Kaylee! )

And the scene after that battle when she realizes she almost lost Noah was so intense: Zoe furious at herself and breaking down, Wash -even though he’s still clearly shell-shocked from having to hack up that guy- being the strong one.

Adam Baldwin said that even he got teary-eyed during the shoot— you know, when Jayne had that “hug-and-cry-session Do. Not. Want” look on his face.

(Same! I’ll never see the cast act all these out! Argh.)