Dollhouse 2x11

This one episode alone was maybe reason enough to watch "Dollhouse." The ending is awesome, and that's not even the finale. How the scene with Amy Acker's and Summer Glau's characters would end was clear from its very first frames, without any spoilers, but that didn't diminish the emotional weight and tension of what was happening. But I really didn't expect such an ending to the episode — I'm surprised, should I maybe rewatch the whole series?.. Once again, disc and digital sales will be many times higher than the broadcast viewership.

I'm terribly curious what will happen, and how, in the final episode and in "Epitaph Two" with Felicia Day. It's a shame nobody watches it on air and it got canceled. There'll be comics for sure, I think, but it's just not the same — I don't particularly enjoy the "Buffy" and "Angel" comics. I read them a couple of times a year. And Joss Whedon really is a genius :)