Willow ,'Showtime'
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Hmm. Maybe it was just eternally young. Can't remember.
somehow a MoG all die fighting ending is appropriate
Agree with this, but either Spike or Angel will have to survive or at least become human sometime within the next week so that they can die and complete the Shanshu prophecy.
ETA: "Just" eternally young. This programme messes with one's standards.
"Just" eternally young.
So his corpse will stay pretty forever?
(Yeah, he wasn't looking too pretty when he died.)
If only young == pretty. If only.
ita, you're so very pretty, I can't figure the source of your "if only" sentiment.
Think someone from ME did eventually confirm that Halfrek and Cecily were the same person.
Goddard says this is so on the Region 2 S7 DVDs, in the commentary for "Selfless." Kinda makes you wish someone finally had said something on-screen to that effect, though.
Power Play showed again how much all these guys love each other and the idea of them choosing to die together seemed based more on love than on necessity.
Yes, this. I liked how Wes' initial response to Angels strange behaviour was "let's ask him". And that the MoG responded as a group rather than keeping their concerns to themselves.
Kinda makes you wish someone finally had said something on-screen to that effect, though.
I know, show not called "Cecilfrek" but me too. I don't know how they could have fit in the explanation but I really wanted to know how she went from Cecily the stuck up human biatch to Halfrek the nosy vengeance demon.
I don't know how they could have fit in the explanation but I really wanted to know how she went from Cecily the stuck up biatch to Halfrek the nosy vengeance demon.
Considering all the time that BtVS wasted repeating the same info in its final stretch, seems like we could've fit in a little Spike/Halfrek meeting/reflection episode before we killed her off. Might've made her death a lot more meaningful, too.
Yes, this. I liked how Wes' initial response to Angels strange behaviour was "let's ask him". And that the MoG responded as a group rather than keeping their concerns to themselves.
I saw this as a real full-circle moment for Wes- how far he's come from "The father will kill the son, better take Connor and not ask or tell anyone" Wes. Ironically, being slashed, beaten, and smothered has taught his little Wesley heart to trust.
Ironically, being slashed, beaten, and smothered has taught his little Wesley heart to trust
And that Angel generally has a reason for the shit he pulls, no matter how high-handed that reason is. Wes has learned to give him the benefit of the doubt--but he's also learned to keep the shotgun handy, if necessary, too.