So extravagant male hopes and dreams about girls they like are now a syndrome? What's the female version, where she's planning the wedding and the names of the kids, after the high school quarterback smiles at her in the hallway?
Buffy and Angel 1: BUFFYNANGLE4EVA!!!!!1!
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.
So extravagant male hopes and dreams about girls they like are now a syndrome?
That's not the sort of Nice Guy most people here are talking about.
(For the record, I hate that aspect of Some Kind of Wonderful EVERY BIT AS MUCH as I hate it in Pretty in Pink.)
I didn't like any of the male characters is "Pretty in Pink." None of them. I so wanted Molly Ringwald's character to reject them all. I could not stand them.
"Some Kind of Wonderful" I liked better, but it was much thinner on plot and realism than the previous movies. The ending of course was unrealistic.
The thing with Xander is that we aren't really rooting for him like we are supposed to for the lead character of SKOW. So I think it is okay to like him some times and not others (especially Season 6).
My favorite character in Pretty in Pink was Annie Potts. And I sort of assumed Ducky was gay, maybe even before I knew what gay was.
My favorite character in Pretty in Pink was Annie Potts.
Until she rejects her cool vintage style to be some Yuppie's girlfriend!
I don't remember: did Xander keep his romantic intentions secret from Buffy? If he did disclose, are the romantic intentions in someone who is just friends still NiceGuy behavior?
Isn't high school all about romantic intentions misplaced--college too for that matter? Or was that just my experience.
I don't remember: did Xander keep his romantic intentions secret from Buffy?
He asked her out and got rejected in "Prophecy Girl."
I don't remember Xander being passive-aggressive w/r/t Buffy. Anya, later on, yes, but not Buffy (and I don't remember that he was with Cordelia either - that was more aggressive-aggressive on both sides).