Anya ,'Bring On The Night'
[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, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
(Although there is part of me that is bemused that he's playing a cop, given his role on Law & Order all those years ago. Which he reprises on the ep re-airing this coming Friday)
edited -- forget it, I'm crazy, I'm confusing him with James McDaniel, who was in NYPD Blue.
The Futon Critic is now saying April 9th as the premiere date.
But still in that nice time slot, so good!
Hey, wait, I think I may be out of town that weekend. But I assume my hotel will have Fox.
Ah, no, it's the weekend after.
Intentions can absolutely put someone in danger--whether it's the intention of your boss, or the intention of your partner in the field. You can start with incomplete or inaccurate information shared (for some motive or the other)...and, hell, the intentions of the guy with the gun that's supposed to have your back? Can spell life or death.
The actions people take can. But intentions aren't actions. I don't care what goes on inside the black box, y'know?
Yes, I know, nobody likes PaulI'm pretty sure lots of people liked him here. And then there were a few right-thinking people.
I liked Paul.
I don't care what goes on inside the black box, y'know?
I do. In a boss, but especially someone at my back in life-threatening situations. I'd rather use intentions and past actions to sketch the future than past actions alone.
If I was able to know what other people's intentions toward me were, I'm sure that'd come in handy. I don't. Or I don't tust my judgment in that area, which comes to the same thing.
This may be an illustration of why I liked Rebecca, actually.
Drive Myspace: [link]
My successes have been sufficient that it's not information I'd ever ignore.
Drive Myspace: [link]
That's not official, though, right? *easily confused*