re: Wes drabbles ... mmmmm. foamy.
re: Beer Bad ... tremendous fun. Xander searching for something awful enough to say to the bar owner: "You're a bad, bad man!" And the whole "60s in a [order probably wrong] funky, electric kool-aid Satanic haze" riff. "Want little people!" And Buffy knowing that the fire extinguishier is something she needs but not knowing how to work it . . .
Aw, heck, I love it, too. And not from any writerly way, I just think they had a lot of fun, and fun was getting hard to come by.
Not to mention the "practical pun" of going back to prom night (edit: graduation, rather) - Buffy staring at the inferno and mumbling "bad...bad..."
Fire bad. Big stick carved from tree, with which to deck Parker, pretty.
Loved Beer Bad. Loved Band Candy.
Am loving erika's riff on Joyce and Kay.
Am puddled also by Plei's Seven Virtues Wes. Mixed puddle of RLiz and shrift and Bev. Oops.
I loved those too, Plei.
Kay's strong personality is threatening to take over the whole piece.I've got to back her up, just a little. I guess it makes a difference, writers with breasts.
If only NBC had had a couple of programming executive suits with breasts, we'd have had H:LOTS done right for longer than it was.
Did you see that item in the Angel/Spike tv guide?
Remember when TNT was showing the L&O/H:LotS x-overs? Apparently, the H:LotS beat L&O for ratings. I hope this means either that Court TV will start showing them again -- or that they will give up their rights to them.
No shit.Where are you, Brenda Tartikoff?(Sadly, probably writing a show about talking pigs right now. Gal's gotta eat.Or on 7th Heaven going' I can do anything for 27 weeks'...me and my big mouth." And that is so a title of something...too bad I'm toiling in obscurity here.)And, yeah, I saw that...TVG sounded so frickin' stunned, and I was like Well, Duh, devoted following...not counting the nutcases.)
And alas, Munchkin has been rendered a shadow of his former self on SVU...I smell a conspiracy.
(strokes DVDs of H:LOTS lovingly)
But would you kill somebody over them? And I watched an old " Blue" yesterday on Court(which seems to have the same symbiosis with "Blue" that TNT has with L&O) and I swear I never noticed Diane to be a twitch before...she's kind of a nutter, really. But I think we're supposed to find her touching and vulnerable. I used to. Now I think she's a *crazy* secretary with a gun.
