My guess about the "lazy" characterization is that he is sensitive about "crazy" and therefore is having trouble getting her. Dru was never my favorite but I always liked her. I was always sad that she was the least explored of the four vampires.
'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
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.
Poor Mark is going to hit Gandalf's death right about the same time Angel turns into Angelus.
Actually, "The Bridge of Khazad-Dum" is tomorrow. He's not getting to "Innocence" until sometime next week.
Actually, "The Bridge of Khazad-Dum" is tomorrow.
And he's already read it. And he'd seen through "Ted" a few days ago, so he'll probably end up watching "Innocence" this weekend as he does the next week's reviews.
I'm still not sure how Mark doesn't get how Dru is insane. 1) that she's insane and 2) how it happened.
It's not a big mystery - Angel tells Buffy exactly what he did and why.
Also not getting how he's missing the affection Spike has for Dru. It's evil vampire affection but it's stil there.
Could he be covering his ears and going "lalalalala" whenever Drusilla is onscreen?
I enjoy Mark's reviews, but being able to discuss them here (without worrying about spoilery) adds a little something.
I don't think it's that Mark doesn't get how Dru works. I suspect something won't let him get it. If that makes any sense.
And if he thinks the introduction of Kendra is the Holy Grail of Plot Twists, he's so unprepared, he doesn't know that he's unprepared.
Oh, indeed. Wait until Surprise.
And Passion.
And...
Buffistas Read Mark Watches Buffy is more entertaining than just him watching Buffy.
Yeah. I tried to read him, and found he had some interesting and fresh takes on the canon, but I cannot take that that combination of overwrought emotions to eleven all the time + delicate floweredness + asscaps in continuous doses.
I cannot that that combination of overwrought emotions to eleven all the time + delicate floweredness + asscaps in continuous doses.
I find myself making the "llama drama" sign while reading him.
He's so *delicate* Wirefiends are not usually woobies.(Well, not where people can see us do it. I admit that some of those finales tore my guts out...fucking Pelecanos may be my Angelus, actually.Fucking George, man. But I bet he'd look good in the pants.) Which reminds me of the time David Simon visited hbo.com and was all "WTF?" when people freaked out about Stringer. He was all like "?!" completely unprepared for fandom's...occasional disrespect for storytelling and Earth logic. It felt weird to know something he didn't