REGULAR CAST

• Eliza Dushku as Echo
• Harry Lennix as Boyd Langton
• Fran Kranz as Topher Brink
• Tahmon Penikett as Paul Ballard
• Enver Gjokaj as Victor
• Dichen Lachman as Sierra
• Olivia Williams as Adele DeWitt

GUEST CAST

• Amy Acker as  Dr. Claire Saunders
• Emma Bell as Tango
• Reed Diamond as Laurence Dominic
• Miracle Laurie as November / ‘Mellie’
• Teddy Sears as Mike
• Vincent Ventresca as Nolan Kinnard
• Skyler Stone as Jimmy
• Ange Desai as Sophie Alvarez

CO-STARRING

• Taira Soo as Attendant #1
• Vinny Chhibber as Attendant #3
• Chase Kim as Male Active
• Roy Vongtama as Attendant #4
• Amelia Hoy as Attendant #2
• Dave Law as Quebec
• Joe Wandell as Adams

SYNOPSIS

Ballard wakes from a nightmare—Caroline begging him to save her, Mellie telling him he failed. The weight of her words lingers as he pieces together the chilling truth: the Dollhouse knows more than it should.

Adelle gathers her staff, warning them that the actives are showing dangerous deviations—autonomy, urges, cognitive recognition. The system is unstable, and if they aren’t careful, another Alpha could emerge. The actives are vulnerable, but protection isn’t about them. It’s about the Dollhouse.

Echo wakes violently, fully aware of herself as Caroline. Victor, Sierra, and November follow—stirring, remembering, knowing. The truth crashes over them: they are prisoners. Theories spiral between them—lab rats, victims, experiments. They do not have time for certainty. Escape must come first.

Victor urges them to blend in, adopting the lifeless obedience of the others to buy time. Echo is pulled aside—her injury needs attention. Dr. Saunders warns her she is being watched. Answers will not come easily.

Mike is the first to fall—dragged away screaming, only to return wiped. Their urgency sharpens. If they wait too long, they will lose themselves again.

Victor and Sierra take action, disabling a handler, stealing security clearance. Echo and Mellie move in tandem, their pasts fragmented but their instincts aligned.

Each carries an unresolved weight—Sierra’s trauma at the hands of Nolan, Victor’s unwavering connection to her, November’s grief for her daughter, Echo’s drive to free them all. Their unfinished pain fuels them.

Caroline reaches Topher, gun raised, demanding answers. He pleads with her—imprinting over a normal brain will destroy it. She doesn’t care. She wants them all released. But Topher cannot give her that. Then Adelle arrives, composed and unmoved. Caroline cannot accept the truth—she signed herself away. The others, too. Their pasts were given up willingly.

Echo leads the actives toward the exit, stepping into the light. But the moment the sunlight touches them, everything collapses.

Echo falls, her body failing beneath the shock. Victor and Sierra, overwhelmed, sink into unconsciousness. November kneels at Katie’s grave, grief overtaking her, mind surrendering to the inevitable. Handlers descend. One by one, the actives are pulled back inside. Adelle watches, knowing everything has gone exactly as planned.

Closure was the key. Each active was programmed to sedate themselves the moment their internal conflict resolved—Sierra confronting Nolan, November mourning Katie, Victor reaffirming his love, Echo fulfilling her need to free them all. Their minds accepted their fate. Their glitches faded.

Echo, Sierra, Victor, and November return to their pods. The doors slide shut.

Elsewhere, Ballard listens to a message. It’s from Caroline. She’s underground. If she can’t get them out, he must.

TRIVIA

CONTINUITY