Dollhouse summed up in a three-minute vid

April 26th, 2009
by Ide Cyan

Gianduja Kiss has created a brilliant fanvid for Dollhouse. It’s called “It Depends On What You Pay” and it addresses the crucial problem of the show’s cavalier use of rape.

You can see it here.

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Filed under TV & Film, fanworks, geek sexism | Comments (2)

2 Responses to “Dollhouse summed up in a three-minute vid”

  1. the angry black woman on April 28, 2009 6:55 am

    I love that vid because it exposes so much of what I hate about that show.

  2. Zahra on April 28, 2009 2:12 pm

    Wow, that is the most disturbing song in the world. I can’t believe someone wrote it for a Broadway musical–and then again I can. Sigh.

    Brilliant vid, though.

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