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Thoughts on the Dollhouse Finale, and it’s press

Posted on May 8, 2009 by charleen

The SciFi Wire just put out an article called “Why we love Dollhouse – and why we hate it!” (the emphasis is theirs), which has SPOILERS for last weeks episode – please don’t visit the link if you haven’t seen … Continue reading →

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This blog does have a deep end :-)

Posted on April 18, 2008 by charleen

Last year, before a major surgery, I sat down and wrote eighteen things that I had learned with the idea of posting it on my blog. I just found the piece of paper last week. Here’s what I wrote: Time does … Continue reading →