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Review -- Dollhouse: Gray Hour 
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Which, to a Sci-Fi geek such as myself, appears to be a wink to the film "Total Recall" (which is based on a Philip K. Dick story) where people are programmed with memories that can't be distinguised from reality, and ultimately we're never clear about ...
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My Own Worst Enemy - Eleventh Hour -- New York Magazine TV Review
Like Blade Runner and Minority Report, Total Recall was based on a science fiction by the paranoid pillhead Philip K. Dick—in this case, his short story “We Can Remember It for You Wholesale.” Dick, for whom Carlos Castaneda, ...
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