Dollhouse

Joss Whedon, creator of groundbreaking cult favorites "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Firefly," returns to television and reunites with fellow "Buffy" alumna Eliza Dushku in DOLLHOUSE.

Echo is imprinted to be the female counterpart to an avid outdoorsman and quickly learns how the hunter becomes the hunted during her wilderness adventure.

To protect a volatile pop star from an obsessed fan, Echo goes undercover as her new backup singer. Meanwhile, Agent Ballard is led down a dangerously wrong path in his investigation, and Lubov harbors a secret.

Echo becomes an expert safe-cracker in order to perform a dangerous art heist.

Echo infiltrates a cult to rescue a woman held captive.

Echo comes face-to-face with Agent Ballard for the first time.

Echo heads back to the classroom where she learns a few things about her past.

Echo leads the actives in an escape from the Dollhouse while Ballard deals with shocking information.

When a spy is discovered in the Dollhouse, Echo becomes Sherlock Holmes to uncover the traitor.

Echo must solve her own murder.

Alpha reveals himself and Ballard finds the creator.

Alpha's obsession with Echo grows more dangerous.

The elusive and mysterious unaired thirteenth episode from the first season of Dollhouse, takes place ten years in the future.