It’s not really a plot hole because they never specify his age in Coven and the context clues from the flashbacks indicate that he’s around the same age, which we know because Spalding professes his love for Fiona before cutting off his tongue. Whether or not Denis O’Hare believably passes for a twentysomething in those scenes is another conversation entirely, but Dollhouse doesn’t really contradict what we saw in Coven.
That's what I was referring too, Denis doesn't look 20 in the Coven flashbacks, they should've cast another actor to portray his younger self like they did with Myrtle.
The biggest plot hole is Myrtles hair, she wore a wig that she’d been “buying in bulk for years”. She didn’t have that hair in the young Coven scenes and shouldn’t have it in Dollhouse but I guess they just did it so we recognised her easily. Still annoying though.
Waiting on a house full of witches round the clock, not to mention the unrequited love for possibly one of the most selfish people in the world, might have prematurely aged him. Lol
Yes!! The timeline doesn’t make sense. They should have set Dollhouse back to the 40’s, that would make more sense for when Spaulding would show up to the coven house.
wait you mean to tell me that episode had a bigger meaning behind it? I thought it was just a weird first doll episode…I started watching ahs from season 6 now I might have to go back
Ok another thing is that in S3 E7 Spalding admits to Zoe that his family has worked for the coven for decades. Did I miss something in Dollhouse? Was his father connected to the coven?
Maybe she was trying different styles? Then when she was a teenager looked the way she did in the flashbacks in order to feel more comfortable and to fit in?
It’s not really a plot hole because they never specify his age in Coven and the context clues from the flashbacks indicate that he’s around the same age, which we know because Spalding professes his love for Fiona before cutting off his tongue. Whether or not Denis O’Hare believably passes for a twentysomething in those scenes is another conversation entirely, but Dollhouse doesn’t really contradict what we saw in Coven.
That's what I was referring too, Denis doesn't look 20 in the Coven flashbacks, they should've cast another actor to portray his younger self like they did with Myrtle.
Cute episode.
I loved it, especially because he was slightly on my mind since the beginning when talking about why the henchmen doesn't talk.
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I wonder if each episode is going to tie into the larger picture now.
I hope not, only the first and last episodes of the season should tie in, the rest are fine as stand alone stories imo
I would’ve never noticed if you didn’t point it out… but I know in coven that the witches do age differently
Actually the witches age like normal people do. Which was Fiona’s biggest pet peeve in Coven.
The biggest plot hole is Myrtles hair, she wore a wig that she’d been “buying in bulk for years”. She didn’t have that hair in the young Coven scenes and shouldn’t have it in Dollhouse but I guess they just did it so we recognised her easily. Still annoying though.
Waiting on a house full of witches round the clock, not to mention the unrequited love for possibly one of the most selfish people in the world, might have prematurely aged him. Lol
Yes!! The timeline doesn’t make sense. They should have set Dollhouse back to the 40’s, that would make more sense for when Spaulding would show up to the coven house.
Doesn’t Spaulding also reference how his family has been taking care of that house for generations?
Well the girl does tell him to tell people exactly that
They lost me as soon as the witches arrived tbh. I found myself rolling my eyes like haven’t we recycled this plot 100 times now, Ryan?
How did you not expect that? I knew those bitches were showing up the second she moved that toy car with her mind LOL
Hated the tie in. Episode was great but not everything needs to relate to old stuff.
I saw the connection coming as soon as they released the doll theme. A friend sent me a screenshot and my response was that Spalding loves dolls.
wait you mean to tell me that episode had a bigger meaning behind it? I thought it was just a weird first doll episode…I started watching ahs from season 6 now I might have to go back
OMG GO BACK lol it's that serious. The early seasons are gold, coven is 👑
Everything after season 3 was mehhhh. It’s kinda going down hill
Oh yeah you missed the best seasons! 1,3,4, and 5 are killer. 2 just exists
I have been thinking about this all night
Ok another thing is that in S3 E7 Spalding admits to Zoe that his family has worked for the coven for decades. Did I miss something in Dollhouse? Was his father connected to the coven?
When she is explaining that they will live there now she tells him if anyone asks he’s always lived there like his father and his father before that.
It was a good episode. Wasn’t Spalding a ghost though?
Not until Zoe kills him which is in 2013, what I'm talking about happens in 1971
Myrtle never had that hair when she was young! Even in Coven they flashback to her multiple times and she has normal brunette hair. Ridiculous
Myrtle wasn’t a brunette, she had red hair as a teenager in the Coven flashback but it was straight not crimped like that wig in Dollhouse.
Yea it's weird when prequels try to force characters to look and act the same as they do as 50 year olds.
Maybe she was trying different styles? Then when she was a teenager looked the way she did in the flashbacks in order to feel more comfortable and to fit in?
A truly fantastic episode but canonically it felt a bit off.
They have a line directly addressing this