Um, what up with Marster's hair?

What do you mean?

He shaved his head for charity and it's growing back in its natural color.

DB's hair scares me more.

Apparently it migrated to David's head. I want to know what's up with it being a Halloween 2004 photo shoot that's available a month ahead of time.

Actually, before I scrolled down and saw Marsters, I thought Gloomcookie was joking that Boreanaz took Marsters hair.

Yeah, DB's bothers me more, too.

GC, Marsters shaved his off after the finale (on some TV show, and I think money was given to a charity, or something), because it was so fried from all the bleaching.

Wonder twin powers...

He shaved his head for charity

Ah, it all makes sense now. At first glance, I wasn't feeling it. On second (and third and fourth) glance, I'm liking the look more.

I knew that I would like the cast of my new show when we were going around in a circle telling everyone about ourselves, and I mentioned that I had worked for Wolfram & Hart East, and five people laughed.

Totally awesome.

You really worked at a Wolfram and Hart? That's so cool.

I finally got to see all of Destiny last night, or nearly all of it. There was a taping accident, at the time it originally aired, and I only saw from the point of Spike & Angel's fight for the Mountain Dew Grail, on, and never rewatched what I did manage to capture. This time, I think TNT did something goofy, and I missed the very very beginning, despite the fact that the TiVo was on, and the tuner was tuned into the right station. At any rate, I saw a second of Spike & Dru before Angelus appears, and she tells him, "It's Willy."

I usually don't notice the HoYay, but the Spike/Angelus vibe in the flashbacks was evident this time, even to me.

If you watched this one in real time, was Spike's resolidification anti-climactic? It seemed to me last night, that it must have been, but I don't know.

Now, where I didn't see a few of these ones in the late beginning/early middle, I am a bit confused. Did this episode have any point other than introducing Lindsey's return (yay!), and being a bit more revealy about the Spike-Angel dynamics (which, well, I don't think we got revelation so much as confirmation)?

I don't get why Lindsey and Eve went to this trouble. Did they honestly think Spike would/would be able to kill Angel?

If you watched this one in real time, was Spike's resolidification anti-climactic?

He he. It was more incredibly amusing because Strega had predicted it. Not the actual method, of course, but just the whole, "Bang, he's corporeal, let's move on" deal.