The lights are on but nobody's home...
Sep. 8th, 2009 05:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
craigoxbrowDollhouse s1 did indeed reach DVD shelves yesterday, including my DVD shelf. Having held off on watching the last four regular episodes on Hulu (due to "small screen which skews dark" issues) I got to appreciate them in proper size. And thirteen and a half episodes, three with commentary, for £19.99. Of course, I'd already gotten more than one big ol' spoiler but what can one do without memory-removal tech?
And yeah, other than the pilot commentary, I skipped the first disc and three of the pre- Man In The Street assignment-of-the-week shows.
Watching the original pilot, now about 30% recycled into setup in the first half of the season but with the spine of the story now wholly de-canon-ified, was certainly interesting. (And makes the lack of the pilot on the Being Human DVD that bit more aggravating.)
And of course there's Epitaph One, the thirteenth episode of the twelve, which takes and runs, and whose implications are... gonna be a bit complicated.
And yeah, other than the pilot commentary, I skipped the first disc and three of the pre- Man In The Street assignment-of-the-week shows.
Watching the original pilot, now about 30% recycled into setup in the first half of the season but with the spine of the story now wholly de-canon-ified, was certainly interesting. (And makes the lack of the pilot on the Being Human DVD that bit more aggravating.)
And of course there's Epitaph One, the thirteenth episode of the twelve, which takes and runs, and whose implications are... gonna be a bit complicated.
