Sorry John. I didn't watch it because I had to go to sleep. Elena worked 12 hours and probably didn't stay up to watch either.

No worries, I was just keen to chatter about the ep and had no one to chat with since the Ams had all seen it, although I did catch up in the Angel thread. Two of my meatspace pals that I used to talk Buffy and Angel with, aren't watching Angel anymore, in spite of my "but it's really good, honest" entreaties. These are people I hooked on Buffy, you'd think they would trust me implicitly. Right?

I saw it, and quite liked, though perhaps a bit anti climactic. When a character I think is pretty cool, all things considered, schemes away like Jim Profit on the good crack, and then gets put down like a dog in the road in not much more time than it takes to say it, I find it perhaps a little disappointing.

Who was put down? I think ME has allowed themselves plenty of room to have him back as early as next episode, or as late as never, should they so desire.

I'm standing by ' put down '. Doesn't mean one has to stay there, but still...

Ahh. I'd associated that with sick animals and death of the non-supernatural and permanent sort.

Well, so did I, but given the nature of the show, not that permanent. I guess I should've said having one's

Carefully laid out scheme (Look at me, this is my scheming face) put down like a dog in the road, which it most certainly was, was a bit unsatisfying. It didn't even seem that difficult.

All that said though, Harm Vs. Eve was pretty great.

Gods. It's way too early for me to be messing in with the Whitefont. So many edits.

Yes to that latter, and agreeage on the anti-thing, but still enjoyed it tremendously. Where do they go from here? Don't want ho'd up, that was rhetametorical.

Spoiler shortcut is great, but I think I spent yesterday bolding what I meant to hide.

Oh, and fave line? t pauses, thinks very carefully about the keyboard ...

'I didn't ask'. A line straight from Sunnydale. So very mean.