I thought it was very sweet. It's the only episode I've bothered to save on the TiVo.
Simon ,'Objects In Space'
The Minearverse 4: Support Group for Clumsy People
[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.
Yeah, there were other people who liked it too. Me, I just couldn't past the ludicrousness of seeing the "EIGHT YEARS LATER" card. Although I do like what they did with that in the last episode, where Alana had trouble keeping her realities straight.
I was hooked during season one, but this season fell short of my expectations. The tension does seem to be building up to a fairly decent finale though.
the episode with the [spoiler omitted] was great, I thought, and had excellent emotional through lines.
That was a really great ep.
Anyone here caught the new Battlestar? It is really good.
Lotsa people have. Discussion happens in the Boxed Set thread.
Thanks muchly!
I debated whether to post this here or in music, but with the soap connection and the cheesiness, I decided on here:
just heard on co-worker's radio
ROCK ON - by Michael Damien.
pump your fists people.
love that song. it reminds me of that little known flick Dream a Little Dream with the two Coreys.
He was head of Research, wasn't he? The whole crew were VP or above level W&H employees. Only one I can see getting out of it would be Fred, what with her soul getting destroyed and all. As for Wesley's likelyhood of signing away his soul, the Wes who signed up probably thought he was going to Hell anyway what with the Connor betrayal thing. Fred, Gunn, and Lorne don't strike me as the sorts to check the fine print, and Angel didn't seem like he really cared much at that point. End of Season 4 Angel Investigations was kind of a bleak crew.
They had kind of a special deal, though. I don't imagine that they signed standard contracts, and I am pretty sure that none of them would have signed contracts that included their souls, at least not without a lot more angst first, or a funny line.