I'm just broken. I have stuff I want to say, but -- I'm just broken right now.
Angel 5: Is That It? Am I Done?
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Dude.
What no one mentioned was the moment Angel said, "Can you figure out the one word in there you shouldn't have said?"
And my brain quickly went through the sentence, and then I shouted, "OH MY FUCKING GOD!"
I like it when shows make me shout, "OH MY FUCKING GOD!"
Okay, if I had to only watch two eps this semester, I guess this one should have been one of the two.
Two things which should be memes - 1) what you you miss about being human, and 2) what would you spend your last day doing?
Loved both Spike and Gunn. Loved that Wes died, in the arms of a woman he asked to lie for him. For a man who spent his life attempting to meet the strictures of others, that he could go to his end under his own rules, that rocked.
Spike and the poetry, though. *g*
Enough loose ends to keep the fic writers busy for, oh, the next fifty years, and that's the important part.
"Me. I'd like to take out the dragon."
Worse ways to go.
- hg
Me neither, quester. It makes me wonder just what Joss and Co. had in mind for Angel next season. No Wes, no Lorne, no Lindsey, possibly no Gunn. I'm kinda glad it ended!
It makes me wonder just what Joss and Co. had in mind for Angel next season. No Wes, no Lorne, no Lindsey, possibly no Gunn. I'm kinda glad it ended!
Errrr... I kinda think that if the series weren't ending, this season would've ended differently.
Was killing Lindsey Lorne's task or was that part freelancing? Did "I've heard you sing" mean "You may think you've changed, and Angel may believe you've changed, but I've seen your future - and I can't let that happen"? Maybe he didn't want to go back not because of what Angel asked him to do but because of what he'd become in his time with the MoG. Not sure I buy my own argument, but I do think it was ambiguous.
Fanfuckingtastic ending for this show. Gah. I'm just...I am without words.
And those monsters coming at them were all shadowy and loud and totally creeepy!
I think the entire human portion of the MoG are goners. Doyle, Cordelia, Wesley, Fred, Gunn in about 10 minutes.
I flashed back to the Buffy episode and Giles telling Buffy that you can always tell the good guys by the white hats, the bad guys wear black and nobody ever dies.
GILES
Yes. It's terribly simple.
The good-guys are stalwart and true.
The bad-guys are easily distinguished
by their pointy horns or black hats and
we always defeat them and save the day.
Nobody ever dies;and everybody lives
happily ever after.
Oh! And Gunn! With the double Eject-O-Stakes!
And how fucking creepy is it that Fred and Wesley got to die in each other's arms?
That's been my big question on this finale- how the heck was this just going to be a season finale.
I love shows that turn my world upside down. Agreeing that the WB's "Thank you" was too much. Am in fact broken by tv. But good broken. In a horrible way.
Joss, as expected, you've paper-cut me, poured salt in the wound, gave me an indian burn, paddled my ass, and pushed me face down in the mud.
Thank you sir, may I have another?