THE SHROUD OF RAHMON
Angel is a Chow Yun Fat fan, again weird when he was supposed to be a street tramp when he was at the height of his fame
Personally I rate Buffy as the best of all Joss' series and it's success in terms of popularity and longevity testify to that. I'd say;
Buffy
Angel
Dollhouse
Firefly
Dr Horrble
in terms of preference.
Interesting comparison between the TNG and DS9 but I think Buffy did have depth, Angel certainly was darker. If anything I'd say Buffy was DS9 to Angel's Babylon 5
Currently doing a Firefly rewatch and I'll start posting it this week.
Thanks for the screencaps Scrawny, especially CC in her 'pet-me-I'm-a-whore outfit.
The Trial
Marks out of 10; 9/10, Angel at the top of it's game.
I'd say Buffy was DS9 to Angel's Babylon 5
The Trial
Love the valet and the trials
My pleasure.Thanks for the screencaps Scrawny, especially CC in her 'pet-me-I'm-a-whore outfit.![]()
I'd say Buffy was DS9 to Angel's Babylon 5
The Trial
Love the valet and the trials
Great comparison; while I watching the episode, I kept thinking that it is so much like B5's Comes the Inquisitor, and the valet is so much like Jack the Ripper.
REUNION
Shouldn't Angel have saved Holland's wife at least?
Like the way it's Gunn who figures out the whole nursery angle, once again showing his brains.
And the shock ending is a kick in head.
REUNION
Shouldn't Angel have saved Holland's wife at least?
didn't Dru drink her before Angel shows up?
Like the way it's Gunn who figures out the whole nursery angle, once again showing his brains.
you know, the first time through, i never noticed all the times that Gunn came up with the solution - i always thought turning him into a lawyer in S5 was kind of out-of-the-blue. does that make me racist?
And the shock ending is a kick in head.
and is even better a second time through if, like me, you think Angel Investigations is best when Wes runs the shop!
As for Gunn they do play him as 'the muscle' and that's sometimes a toughguy image he plays up to. But throughout you can see the glimpses of potential that come to the fore
which are finally realised in season 5.
He's also the team straight man, constantly horrified by other peoples idiocy and pretentiousness
"What? Walking real fast was the plan!"
"Hey I was cool before I met y'all!"
Wes; "Why do people keep putting me charge of things?"
Gunn; "I have NO idea!"
REDEFINITION
"We are the champions..."
Marks out of 10; 8/10
They are the champions!another thing i didn't notice the first time through: just how rarely Lorne is of any help at all. here our Heroes belt their hearts out
Well, as he says, he knew the PTBs were about to send Cordy a vision, and that answered the question the gang was there to ask - what to do with their lives now. He didn't need to say anything because he knew the answer was about to be made very clear: keep on saving people.another thing i didn't notice the first time through: just how rarely Lorne is of any help at all. here our Heroes belt their hearts out, and he just lets TPtB do the talking.REDEFINITION
"We are the champions..."
The writers said in an interview that they were aware of the point, considered putting it in the script, but decided that is was too much continuity and that the viewers would get it if they got it, and not miss it if they didn't.So why doesn't Anne recognise Angel when she was introduced to him in the Buffy ep Lie to Me?
I've a feeling that whole bit was ad-libbed, and the editors just decided to leave it in for a laugh.
He does that a few times later on too, for example in "Waiting in the Wings." But I think he only does it to push Angel into his realization of his feelings for her. This is the same conversation where he drops hints about a big future for Wesley too (presumably referring to his actions in "Loyalty"/"Sleep Tight"), so it's clear that Lorne has his eye on the future already.Lorne acts in a stereotypically gay fashion but he describes Cordy as hot-o-rama suggesting he's actually Bi?
THIN DEAD LINE
Nice mislead, you think Anne is going to Angel but instead she goes to Gunn.
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