Xander ,'Lessons'
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.
The Pack is on F/X right now, and I'd forgotten how absolutely creeptacular and very, very sexy Xander was a bad hyena boy.
awwwwwwww yeah! It was the only time I found Xander attractive. I love that scene where the pack comes over the hill . . . so hot.
The Pack is why I bought the S1 DVDs.
I love that scene where the pack comes over the hill . . . so hot.
As brenda said, oh my god yes.
I haven't watched s7 again...I haven't gone straight through Angel season 5, either.
I'm still waiting to get S6 and (maybe, maybe not) S7 of BtVS on DVD, and I have nothing but S1 of Angel on DVD. (I know, I know!) I would actually kill to watch the last season of Angel straight through right now, because I loved it.
And I don't mind S6 of Buffy, either, but finances being what they are, I've been relying on F/X and TNT for all my Jossverse goodness.
Oh dear, they're attacking the car. Here comes our girl to save the day!
I forgot how much I love the musical.
I've been listening to it in the car all week. It's fecking brilliant.
Now I've got to dig out my OMWF CD. I listened to it exclusively for months and then just put it away and forgot about it. You've rejuvenated my OMWF love. Must go find.
I stopped listening to the CD, mostly because I didn't want to have to explain penis diseases from Chumash tribes. And I *really* didn't want anyone I live with then taking those explanations to the local pre- and elementary schools.
Soon, they and their peers will be corrupt enough on their own that I can listen to it, again.
Wireless headphones, Cindy, cover a world of sins.
I stopped listening to the CD, mostly because I didn't want to have to explain penis diseases from Chumash tribes.
Heh. Emmett sings along with "The Angry Inch."
Six inches forward and five inches back!
I didn't want to have to explain
Heh. My Dad listened to John Prine a lot when I was in 2nd grade. We had a long talk after he discovered I had learned the songs and would sing them to myself. He worried that some day he would be called to my school to explain to the principal why I was singing: "There's a hole in Daddy's arm where all the money goes...."