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| rdfs:comment | - At some point in Trip Tucker's childhood, he put a garden snake in his sister Lizzie's dollhouse. The mimetic simbiot Sim recalled this as though it was his own memory in 2153. (ENT: "Similitude") In 2373, Miles O'Brien made his daughter Molly a dollhouse for her birthday. He found it a simpler task than making the miniature furniture. (DS9: "Children of Time") In 2374, Chester slept on the roof of the dollhouse when a feral Molly looked around her room. (DS9: "Time's Orphan")
- Logan and Barek investigate the shooting death of a businessman and question a woman who profits from unfaithful husbands by making false paternity claims.
- Dollhouse ist das Fullbring von Riruka welches sie schon seit ihrer Kindheit perfekt beherrscht. Anders als bei anderen persönlichen Fullbrings nutzt Riruka jedoch kein einzelnes Medium. Sie nutzt stattdessen alles was sie niedlich oder schön findet.
- This achievement involves spawning 2000 ragdolls.
- One of the places an LOLcat can be found in is inside a dollhouse. It is arguable why they go inside a dollhouse, even though it might be too small for them. It is possible, though, that a human might send them inside a house and take a photograph. It sets up for a pretty cute picture.
- Dollhouse is published by Dark Horse Comics. The cover price is $3.50.
- The show first premiered on February 13, 2009 and although the first season received low ratings, it was renewed for a second season of 13 episodes. In October of 2009, FOX announced that it wouldn't be airing any more episodes of "Dollhouse" during the November sweeps and that it would return with back-to-back episodes in December. But on November 11, 2009, it was announced that "Dollhouse" had been cancelled after 2 seasons & 26 episodes. After the back-to-back episodes were aired in December, the final three episodes of the series aired in January of 2010.
- Dollhouse is a Sci-Fi television series written by Joss Whedon. The Actives are people who have had their personalities wiped and replaced Matrix-style with whatever skills and personality that a client has ordered.
* Echo: The main character. Over the course of the series, she becomes self-aware.
* Victor:
* Sierra:
* Whiskey:
* Alpha:
* Topher Brink: The main mad scientist in charge of wiping people's memories and programming their false personas.
* Adell DeWitt: The head of the Los Angeles Dollhouse.
- Matilda is one of the Dollmaker's "daughters". She later reinvented herself as Dollhouse and continued her "father's" work.
- The Dollhouse is a location in Problem Sleuth. It is also a physical object located in Mobster Kingpin's office. Hysterical Dame, Nervous Broad and "female" Ace Dick all start in the Dollhouse, locked in their rooms. With the help of tiny Ace Dick, they manage to overcome some weird puzzle shit and escape to engage in combat with MK himself. After disappearing for a while, it reappears briefly, causing a "continuity blip." The Dollhouse contains several portals to the City Streets which can be used both to travel and to alter your size greatly.
- Alguna vez conocida como Matilda, una de los miembros de la Familia de Dollmaker, esta asesina tomó la causa su "padre" como propia, y se reinventó a sí misma como Dollhouse, secuestrando a los transeúntes y la cosechando por sus órganos.
- Dollhouse is an American science fiction television series created by writer and director Joss Whedon under Mutant Enemy Productions. It premiered on February 13, 2009, on the Fox network and was officially canceled on November 11, 2009. The final episode aired on January 29, 2010. Production wrapped in December 2009, with a total of 27 episodes produced including the original pilot.
- Midian City, a land of rules much different from the typically accepted norm. Gangs of rapists, drug dealers, murderers and psychopaths band together in as much if not greater numbers than the police forces and vigilantes who would claim justice on their side. One can walk by a girl being assaulted, a neko being gunned down, or your average Joe being mugged with about as much frequency as the ticking of the hour hand of a watch. However even here there is a semblance of the old rules and laws, no matter how irregularly enforced, that the do-gooders of the city would have others abide by. Not all can simply roam the streets for prey to satisfy their darker pleasures, not everyone will benefit from the public branding of those twisted desires on the minds of the populace.
- The Dollhouse is a secret global operation consisting of at least 23 branches, while maintaining its cover as a regional office for The Rossum Corporation. The LA branch is run by Adelle DeWitt. Dollhouses are the home to the Actives whose fantasy-fulfillment services are sold at exorbitant prices. It serves as an office for the staff and as a kind of maintenance facility for Actives not out on engagements. They live, eat, sleep, shower and train together there. The Dollhouse can be contacted by "shifty and rich" clients for the purpose of engaging a Doll for assignments, although the Actives occasionally also do pro bono work. The Dollhouse is very selective about its clientele and performs thorough background checks.
- Dollhouse, che in inglese significa Casa della pippa, è una Serie TV di Gios Uidon (il creatore di Baffi, quel telefilm che ha lanciato la moda dei vampiri emo-gay) incentrata su un gruppo di Nerd sfigati che, non riuscendo a trovare una donna disposta a partecipare a Convention su Star Trek, hanno deciso di azzerare il cervello di alcuni esseri umani attraverso canzoni di Gigi D'Alessio e Justin Bieber, per poi riprogrammarli tramite l'ausilio di una sedia elettrica e di antiquati floppy disk da 3.5 pollici. Per far sì che lo show potesse piacere anche a pampini e bimbiminkia, i protagonisti sono stati chiamati bambole. Sfortunatamente, gli spettatori americani hanno preferito il sedere di Kate Austen a quello della protagonista, e così la serie è finita dopo soli 27 rapporti (28 in più d
- The Dollhouse was a domain of Wonderland that was a colorful, childlike town made from life-size doll houses. It became a dark, abandoned, defiled wasteland and the lair of the monstrous Dollmaker who resided in a towering workshop looming over the domain in the horizon. Alice Liddell had to defeat a series of dolls and puzzles to reach the heart of the new corruption of Wonderland.
- The Dollhouse was a dollhouse that is the sentient Lovecraftian item and main villain of the episode "The Tale of the Dollmaker" of the children's horror-series Are You Afraid of the Dark?. The Dollhouse was a malignant artifact that seemed to have a will of its own and resided in the attic of the Henderson's residence, for years Susan and her friend Melissa enjoyed a happy friendship until one summer the Dollhouse spirited Susan away.
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| abstract | - Dollhouse is an American science fiction television series created by writer and director Joss Whedon under Mutant Enemy Productions. It premiered on February 13, 2009, on the Fox network and was officially canceled on November 11, 2009. The final episode aired on January 29, 2010. Production wrapped in December 2009, with a total of 27 episodes produced including the original pilot. The show revolves around a corporation running numerous underground establishments (known as "Dollhouses") across the globe which program individuals referred to as Actives (or Dolls) with temporary personalities and skills. Wealthy clients hire Actives from Dollhouses at great expense for various purposes. The series primarily follows the Active known as Echo, played by Eliza Dushku, on her journey towards self-awareness. Dushku also served as series producer.
- At some point in Trip Tucker's childhood, he put a garden snake in his sister Lizzie's dollhouse. The mimetic simbiot Sim recalled this as though it was his own memory in 2153. (ENT: "Similitude") In 2373, Miles O'Brien made his daughter Molly a dollhouse for her birthday. He found it a simpler task than making the miniature furniture. (DS9: "Children of Time") In 2374, Chester slept on the roof of the dollhouse when a feral Molly looked around her room. (DS9: "Time's Orphan")
- Logan and Barek investigate the shooting death of a businessman and question a woman who profits from unfaithful husbands by making false paternity claims.
- Midian City, a land of rules much different from the typically accepted norm. Gangs of rapists, drug dealers, murderers and psychopaths band together in as much if not greater numbers than the police forces and vigilantes who would claim justice on their side. One can walk by a girl being assaulted, a neko being gunned down, or your average Joe being mugged with about as much frequency as the ticking of the hour hand of a watch. However even here there is a semblance of the old rules and laws, no matter how irregularly enforced, that the do-gooders of the city would have others abide by. Not all can simply roam the streets for prey to satisfy their darker pleasures, not everyone will benefit from the public branding of those twisted desires on the minds of the populace. It is only natural then that The Abyss may come to life. Its trade is the body, its clientele the shadows. Politicians, corrupt officers, investors, or just rich deviants. They come hearing the promise of anonymity, the guarantee of their public face never leaving the club's walls tainted with what goes on within. The Abyss, ladies and gentlemen, is a slave pen. All that is needed is credits, and they can be rented for an hour, for a night, or even bought to be taken out the doors for whatever use you have in mind. You can ravage them, scar their bodies, mutilate or even kill these beings for whom rights and privileges no longer exist. For them, whether the club bought or 'found' its merchandise, there are only two ways out; Purchase or death.
- The Dollhouse is a secret global operation consisting of at least 23 branches, while maintaining its cover as a regional office for The Rossum Corporation. The LA branch is run by Adelle DeWitt. Dollhouses are the home to the Actives whose fantasy-fulfillment services are sold at exorbitant prices. It serves as an office for the staff and as a kind of maintenance facility for Actives not out on engagements. They live, eat, sleep, shower and train together there. The Dollhouse can be contacted by "shifty and rich" clients for the purpose of engaging a Doll for assignments, although the Actives occasionally also do pro bono work. The Dollhouse is very selective about its clientele and performs thorough background checks. According to a leaked and since discarded pilot script, each assignment is supposed to last only 10 hours; engagements seen on-screen have lasted as long as three days. Each Doll supposedly voluntarily gives up five years of his/her life to work for the Dollhouse after which they get "a ridiculously large sum of money and no memory of anything they did for the Dollhouse." However, a former Active will still have "Active architecture" in their brain. Dolls that do not perform satisfactorily are "sent to the Attic", like other people Rossum is unhappy with. According to the urban legend that surrounds the Dollhouse, it has been around in Los Angeles since the 1980s.
- Dollhouse ist das Fullbring von Riruka welches sie schon seit ihrer Kindheit perfekt beherrscht. Anders als bei anderen persönlichen Fullbrings nutzt Riruka jedoch kein einzelnes Medium. Sie nutzt stattdessen alles was sie niedlich oder schön findet.
- This achievement involves spawning 2000 ragdolls.
- One of the places an LOLcat can be found in is inside a dollhouse. It is arguable why they go inside a dollhouse, even though it might be too small for them. It is possible, though, that a human might send them inside a house and take a photograph. It sets up for a pretty cute picture.
- Dollhouse is published by Dark Horse Comics. The cover price is $3.50.
- The show first premiered on February 13, 2009 and although the first season received low ratings, it was renewed for a second season of 13 episodes. In October of 2009, FOX announced that it wouldn't be airing any more episodes of "Dollhouse" during the November sweeps and that it would return with back-to-back episodes in December. But on November 11, 2009, it was announced that "Dollhouse" had been cancelled after 2 seasons & 26 episodes. After the back-to-back episodes were aired in December, the final three episodes of the series aired in January of 2010.
- The Dollhouse was a domain of Wonderland that was a colorful, childlike town made from life-size doll houses. It became a dark, abandoned, defiled wasteland and the lair of the monstrous Dollmaker who resided in a towering workshop looming over the domain in the horizon. Alice Liddell had to defeat a series of dolls and puzzles to reach the heart of the new corruption of Wonderland. The dollhouse symbolizes Alice's loss of innocence, the loss of innocence of children and contains themes of identity. This disturbing rendition of a corrupted child's paradise acts as a wake-up call for Alice to realize the truth before it's too late - if Alice fails to search the deepest recesses of her memories, mind and subconscious, she will "die" psychologically.
- Dollhouse is a Sci-Fi television series written by Joss Whedon. The Actives are people who have had their personalities wiped and replaced Matrix-style with whatever skills and personality that a client has ordered.
* Echo: The main character. Over the course of the series, she becomes self-aware.
* Victor:
* Sierra:
* Whiskey:
* Alpha:
* Topher Brink: The main mad scientist in charge of wiping people's memories and programming their false personas.
* Adell DeWitt: The head of the Los Angeles Dollhouse.
- Dollhouse, che in inglese significa Casa della pippa, è una Serie TV di Gios Uidon (il creatore di Baffi, quel telefilm che ha lanciato la moda dei vampiri emo-gay) incentrata su un gruppo di Nerd sfigati che, non riuscendo a trovare una donna disposta a partecipare a Convention su Star Trek, hanno deciso di azzerare il cervello di alcuni esseri umani attraverso canzoni di Gigi D'Alessio e Justin Bieber, per poi riprogrammarli tramite l'ausilio di una sedia elettrica e di antiquati floppy disk da 3.5 pollici. Per far sì che lo show potesse piacere anche a pampini e bimbiminkia, i protagonisti sono stati chiamati bambole. Sfortunatamente, gli spettatori americani hanno preferito il sedere di Kate Austen a quello della protagonista, e così la serie è finita dopo soli 27 rapporti (28 in più di quanti ne avrai in vita tua).
- Matilda is one of the Dollmaker's "daughters". She later reinvented herself as Dollhouse and continued her "father's" work.
- The Dollhouse is a location in Problem Sleuth. It is also a physical object located in Mobster Kingpin's office. Hysterical Dame, Nervous Broad and "female" Ace Dick all start in the Dollhouse, locked in their rooms. With the help of tiny Ace Dick, they manage to overcome some weird puzzle shit and escape to engage in combat with MK himself. After disappearing for a while, it reappears briefly, causing a "continuity blip." The Dollhouse contains several portals to the City Streets which can be used both to travel and to alter your size greatly.
- Alguna vez conocida como Matilda, una de los miembros de la Familia de Dollmaker, esta asesina tomó la causa su "padre" como propia, y se reinventó a sí misma como Dollhouse, secuestrando a los transeúntes y la cosechando por sus órganos.
- The Dollhouse was a dollhouse that is the sentient Lovecraftian item and main villain of the episode "The Tale of the Dollmaker" of the children's horror-series Are You Afraid of the Dark?. The Dollhouse was a malignant artifact that seemed to have a will of its own and resided in the attic of the Henderson's residence, for years Susan and her friend Melissa enjoyed a happy friendship until one summer the Dollhouse spirited Susan away. A year later Melissa returned to stay with her aunt and uncle, eager to spend time with Susan only to be informed of her disappearance - however her curiosity led her to explore her old friend's home and in the process she stumbled across the Dollhouse. Melissa was spirited inside the Dollhouse as well and came face to face with Susan, who was being transformed into a living doll by the evil structure - together the two braved their way to the Dollhouse's attic and took a leap of faith out of the top window: freeing themselves from this toy-like prison. Melissa proceeded to return to her aunt and uncle, revealing Susan to them as well - later that night Melissa's uncle proceeded to take the Dollhouse and burned it on a bonfire to stop it from claiming any other victims.
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