"Steve DeKnight (he co-scripted the hilarious Italy-set “Angel”) is headed to “Smallville.”"
Crack!
Anya ,'Same Time, Same Place'
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"Steve DeKnight (he co-scripted the hilarious Italy-set “Angel”) is headed to “Smallville.”"
Crack!
So that's DeKnight and the first Drew (Z. Greenberg) from Buffy. Is there anyone else who is already (or going) over there?
So that's DeKnight and the first Drew (Z. Greenberg) from Buffy. Is there anyone else who is already (or going) over there?
Except that Greenberg has already left.
Drew Z. Greenberg (“Him,” “The Killer in Me,” “Empty Places”), who was scripting “Smallville” last season, is joining “The O.C.”
Yay! Mutant Enemies on The OC! Can we have Espenson too?
Surely TC would lend her to OC?
Yay! Increased slash potential on The OC!
Espenson wrote at least one S1 OC. I remember it was an early one, because the Seth/Summer crosstalk was just exactly S2 Xander/Cordy in tone.
It was the one with the casino event, and Ryan's mother left him with the Cohens. It was beautiful. I want her back.
It was beautiful -- one of the best episodes.
Yes, she's wasting her gifts on TC.
Ah, how I love the OC. It's Buffy methadone.
I'm watching S7 at the moment, and I've just got to Selfless, which is the first shock of the season.
When I first watched this I remember thinking it was brilliant, the best episode of season 7. I was totally wrong. It's just a pastiche of Joss Whedon's style and is the first Buffy episode to be utterly without an emotional story ; it's got this idea that Anya doesn't know who she is with a man/job, but it just doesn't go anywhere or make any emotional sense. He's picked up on a bunch of Whedon tropes - the hard cut from a happy flashback to a silent tableau of horror is the most obvious one - but he just doesn't get it. Why go into the song when he does? Why come back to skewered anya in an echo of The Body when we know she can survive?
Plus it's a fucking dismal song in comparison to the OMWF tunes.
Up to this point I'd been enjoying the season a lot - the opener with the high school works well, the Willow-in-England bits are aces, and even the Spike stuff isn't grating.