There’s nothing more troubling than a missing Active.

Adelle DeWitt has been busy trying to find Echo, who has gone off the grid thanks to having removed her GPS chip in "The Left Hand".

Her bosses are not happy. They decide to make some changes, while Echo is busy with another MIA employee trying to battle prison abuse in Texas.

In the end, Adelle DeWitt will make a choice that will not be popular, but keeps her alive…which is what matters to her.

It’s ironic that CSI’s theme song is "Who Are You" by The Who, because that would be a more appropriate theme song for this episode, "The Left Hand". Here, two Dolls try to asset their true selves, a woman will get betrayed, Satan shows up, and two computer geniuses make small talk while planning betrayals. We also see more proof that Enver Gjokaj is the best unknown acting genius in Hollywood who should be well-known as soon as possible.

Daniel Perrin is too good to be true.

He’s got good looks, a distinguished pedigree, a beautiful wife, and dreams of a better future.

Now he’s going to take on a major corporation, who he says is guilty of unspeakable things that include human trafficking, prostitution, or maybe murder.

Daniel Perrin…a new hope for America.

He’s just too good to be true, because he is….in the worst way you can imagine.

Welcome back, Dollhouse. After a five week break, it starts its final run with an intriguing two-hour story.