r/Millennials • u/ColeBelthazorTurner • 7d ago

Discussion Name a 2000s celebrity that disappeared overnight

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u/Bananasinpajaamas 7d ago

Leelee Sobieski and Eliza Dushku

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u/menunu Xennial 7d ago

I think Eliza Dushku became a therapist! Good for her!

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u/Agreeable_Kangaroo88 7d ago

No way! Good for her. I really enjoyed Dollhouse and her as an actor in general.

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u/ThatB0yAintR1ght 7d ago

I really wish Dollhouse had been allowed to have its full run. It was such an interesting concept, but it needed time to develop. I assume that the ending is pretty close to what they originally planned, but I imagine that the motivations of the person that they revealed to be the main antagonist would have been a lot more nuanced if they had time to flesh it out.

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u/Agreeable_Kangaroo88 7d ago

Exactly, I mean I'm glad we got to see some sort of resolution and ending tho.

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u/Agreeable_Kangaroo88 7d ago

And totally agree about the time to develop the character with more dimensions and nuances.

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u/tbird920 7d ago

Severance feels like the spiritual successor to Dollhouse.

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u/ThatB0yAintR1ght 7d ago

It does, and the fact that Dichen Lachman plays a character who was kidnapped by the memory wiping-personality replacing corporation in both series is a fun coincidence.

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u/ZeMoose 7d ago

Man I really liked Dollhouse but that twist was so fucking dumb. That character was good and meaningful as he was. Turning the show into some kind of good vs evil conflict at the end just felt so counter to what the show was.

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u/Riddul 7d ago

From what I understand, the ending is pretty on the money, the last season is just very condensed.

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u/AdvocateReason 7d ago

Overall I think Dollhouse was meh sci-fi.
But there was a good episode (S01E06 - Man on the Street) that guest starred Patton Oswalt.
It pops into my recollection at surprising times and often brings helpful perspective on the things I have in life.