My "pick" on the Angel Series Finale from today's "OC Weekly."
No spoilers.
'Bushwhacked'
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Ahem.
I can't be sure if this is the completely right place for this; not being on this board for long means I'm still working out the kinks.
I missed the episode. And couldn't get someone to tape it for me.
So, I'm lost. I need my Angel-fix, especially since its penultimate episode goodness.
If anyone has a tape they can send me (I"ll pay for postage and the tape), I would appreciate it.
my email:
chipper730@hotmail.com
Freeflyer. There's a thread on the sidebar called "When Come Back, Bring Tape." That's the place to solicit copies.
Thanks!
Also posted in Bitches:
Hee. David Boreanaz is on Fox SportsNet's "Best Damn Sports Show." It's quite funny, and the best part is he's wearing a Flyers jersey. WooT! Not so good--his hair is reddish blonde.
The bad thing is I can't tell if those pics from last week were an aberration. The jersey covers too much.
I am surprised by how positively I react to the idea of Angel dying next week, actually. It feels like a possible "right" ending, in a way that Buffy's final death wouldn't have.
Except Angel didn't snap Kate's frickin' neck.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that Vortex is still angry about that. Okay, it's not much of a limb to go out on...
I used to have some big elaborate justification why it would work for Angel to be a tragedy, and why it wouldn't ultimately work for Buffy (and thus why I could never have accepted "The Gift" as a series finale), but, uh, I have completely forgotten it.
I think it may have something to do with Buffy being based on the idea of rewriting the sacrificial death of girls to give hope--so she had to live; and Angel being based on a more traditional idea of atonement, so that the proper tragic ending, where he dies but the torch is passed on, doesn't strike me as violating the precept of the series.
Okay, it's not much of a limb to go out on...
Well, it could have been. If you can call a neck a limb.
What is the origin of the phrase "show called Angel"?
I've been wondering about the origin of the phrase "TV's Angel" and I'm not too sure where I've heard it. Is there another Angel?