cat named Angel. Hee.
And it had been locked in a box for some time!
If there's anything worse than child pornography, it's child pornography that has been marinating in cat pee.
Early ,'Objects In Space'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
cat named Angel. Hee.
And it had been locked in a box for some time!
If there's anything worse than child pornography, it's child pornography that has been marinating in cat pee.
I'll email our local TV critic Tim Goodman and see if I can't get him to take a second look.
Please don't. I feel better when he hates the things I love.
Please don't. I feel better when he hates the things I love.
We're going to sacrifice a major market to tickle your sense of perversity?
Oh, Okay.
We're going to sacrifice a major market to tickle your sense of perversity?
Dude. It's a sense of perversity. What did you expect?
We're going to sacrifice a major market to tickle your sense of perversity?
I said nothing about sacrificing a major market. I think the market can find the show on its own. Tim Goodman's stamp of approval is not necessary.
Tim Goodman's stamp of approval is not necessary.
Mine, however, is integral to the success of the show.
Of course.
Mine, however, is integral to the success of the show.
After mine.
Of course.
I'm so phenomenally frustrated with the nit picks. It all just sounds very, "Buffy couldn't run in those shoes!" "You can't strangle a vampire!" "That bird wouldn't know a snowy owl from a volvo!"
It's sort of fun to pick the nits and laugh, but for some reason, it just sounds like cranky bitching to me. For me, the themes weigh more than whether all four of them would be at the front door or spread out.
the themes weigh more than whether all four of them would be at the front door or spread out
I'm not going to ask for real-world realism (since I know not of it), and I accept that pragmatism will be sacrificed cheerily for the themes or emotion, but fact is -- if I'm left staring at the screen wondering why they're all flocking, I'm missing the potential impact of the scared little girl and being snapped out of the story.
That doesn't do anyone any good, and neither does pretending it didn't happen.
That doesn't do anyone any good, and neither does pretending it didn't happen.
This I am not suggesting. What I am wondering is, is the show so infested with nits that the great haircut doesn't matter because we're too busy scratching the bastards?
Snowy owl broke me out of the story, so I get it. Not so much that the themes weren't interesting or it made the entire episode crap.