lurking horror wrote:
> In article <8_ydnVqHmI8-OSfVnZ2dnUVZ_sTinZ2d@
comcast.com>, Ken from
> Chicago
comcast.net> wrote:
>>> "Wouter Valentijn" wrote in message
>> news:48ba863a$0$183$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl...
>>> lurking horror wrote:
>>>> In article <48b9b170$0$187$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>, Wouter
>>>> Valentijn wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> lurking horror wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Huh, that 'Bill' is in itself not that unusual I think. :)
>>>>> Consider that it is derived from William.
>>>>> They could have gone for 'Mac' or 'Buddy'.
>>>>
>>>> All things considered, with the locale and such, probably lucky
>>>> that it wasn't a vampire named Bubba or, the long form, Billy Bob!
>>>>
>>>> Being that it is an HBO show, it does have the possibility of being
>>>> pretty good.
>>>
>>> Yes...
>>> Wonder if and when it will reach our shores.
>>> But then again, if I really want it and it comes out on R2 DVD I
>>> will get it.
>>> Angel season 5 I saw that way /before/ it became available through
>>> broadcast
>>> and the same goes for Tru Calling (which isn't even a blip on the
>>> radar over
>>> here or so it seems).
>>>
>>> --
>>>
www.woutervalentijn.net
>>>
>>>
www.nksf.scifics.com/nksfseries.html
>>>
>>> liam=mail
>>
>> Buffy faced a couple of country western vamps.
Country-western? I don't recall them acting like Roy Rogers. :-)
They were cowboys/out laws and before they became vampires they had
massacred a village in Mexico.
>>
>
> I remember them! (Wait. Wasn't there like brothers, then a guy and his
> gal? Who was at Slayerfest?)
The Gorch brothers.
The first one died in 'Bad Eggs' (Tector and Lyle were they?).
