Wash ,'Jaynestown'
Is it better the second time around? Or the third? Or tenth? This is the place to come when you have a burning desire to talk about an old episode that was just re-run.
season two remains my very favorite of the show. a lot of that has to do with my unmatched Lindsey love.
Since, at the end of "Reunion," we don't know that anyone survives Darla and Dru in the cellar, The Boy said to me, "I hope Lindsey gets turned into a vampire."
And suddenly fic bunnies started hopping through my head in massive herds.
I think the thing i liked most about Lindsey was that he was morally ambiguous. he really did give Angel a run for his money. i hated his return in season five. i wish they'd just left him out of the mix since all they did was bring him back to be a black hat and then kill him unmercifully.
vampire Lindsey would have been something to see... let me know if any of those fics ever come to fruition.
i wish they'd just left him out of the mix since all they did was bring him back to be a black hat and then kill him unmercifully.
that was a great scene with him and Lorne "you're not supposed to kill me" Really terrific acting and writing.
that was a great scene with him and Lorne "you're not supposed to kill me" Really terrific acting and writing.
I was angry. I really believed (or wanted to believe) that Lindsey will change/has the power to change. A friend of mine wrote after it that Lindsey is the equivalent of Andrew (think about Storyteller) in this.
LOVED that character and the situations he put himself into. So hard.
what Shir said. i do agree that it was great acting though. i think it did a good job of ruining two characters for me though.
SMG signed to do new HBO series: [link]
SMG signed to do new HBO series: [link]
Interesting. Though what I really want to see is "Tim Minear signed to do new HBO series."
Then I'd have to get HBO.
The League of Evil is seeking new applicants: [link]
We watched I Was Made to Love You, The Body, and Forever last night. (We decided it would be better to get it all over with in one fell swoop.) I feel bad for not warning The Boy; I remember knowing ahead of time that Joyce was going to die. Although knowing it ahead of time didn't make The Body any less gutting.
And Anya's fruit punch speech still makes me cry.
And Giles drinking scotch with "Tales of Brave Ulysses" on the stereo is *still* one of my favorite scenes, after all this time. It's utterly perfect.
After watching IWMTLY, it occurred to me that we don't know what happened to the April-bot after her batteries ran out. Did Buffy leave her on the swing? Surely not. But what, then?
(I know, it's better to handwave these things.)