... it's about how you choose to live your life. It would fit right in on AtS, but it's unusual on BtVS. I can only think of a few episodes that take a similar approach. There's a bit ..., but rooted in deadened feelings and submission to fate rather than personal choice. Are there other BtVS episodes with a similarly AtS-like approach? don't want you around and/or doubt it'll do any good....

... else going to hell, and help the season be successful in its big task of maintaining ever constant/rising tension without getting monotonous. Lorne's narrative reminds me a little of what's being done in BtVS at roughly the same time - CWDP. Structurally they're quite different, but just using some kind of partly external structure gives each an aura of importance. Internally, ...

...). Especially given Lorne's portentious segments (which actually made me enjoy him for once) suggesting it'll be a big episode, Lorne's narrative reminds me a little of what's being done in BtVS at roughly the same time - CWDP. Structurally they're quite different, but just using some kind of partly external structure gives each an aura of importance. Internally, Spin the Bottle ...

... old reviews, I was feeling proud of my alternate episode titles (that I used to post under the heading as an attempt to be funny or clever in my humorless way). "Wow," I thought, "at the beginning of BTVS S7 and then to a lesser extent for ATS S4, I was on my game. I rock, don't I?" Then I saw that I'd made two consecutive obscure references to the video game _Final Fantasy IV_, and I don...

"Arbitrar Of Quality" <tsmtsm@wildmail.com> wrote in message news:40872624-dfc9-472e-95e3-2d8d389de966@m44g2000hsc.googlegroups.com... On Mar 13, 5:44 pm, "One Bit Shy" <O...@nomail.sorry> wrote: "Arbitrar Of Quality" <tsm...@wildmail.com> wrote in messagenews:56612ddd-a1d5-4d08-8e97-65c90acae3fe@n58g2000hsf.googlegroups.com... So I do like to think that something was staying ...

...> foundation for coming conflict with the Scoobies. At the same time - in the very best of a BtVS tradition that has always amazed me - it is spot on for the moment and the immediate ...to. [Dawn's cheerleading] It's also possible that the viewer is meant to be cringing out of sympathy, but BTVS usually does that by playing for realism and universality. Whereas this scene ...

... interactions (to go along with Wes being a reflection of Angel, as usual), yet I don't think it ever feels like something that was shoehorned in to Lilah's character. I seem to remember that one of the BtVS commentaries speaks a little of how they thought of mentioning the covering of the sun in L.A. as background news, but realized that they'd lost control of time continuity (and ...

... take place about three months after "Tomorrow." So, roughly the same time as "Lessons." Now, S7 of BTVS may not last all the way until May (the apocalypse comes early this year...has to have elapsed when the shows intersect again at LMPTM/"Orpheus." I seem to remember that one of the BtVS commentaries speaks a little of how they thought of mentioning the covering of the sun in L.A...

<chrisg@removethistoreply.gwu.edu> wrote in message news:13t3kmbo9q7pte0@corp.supernews.com... In alt.tv.buffy-v-slayer Arbitrar Of Quality <tsmtsm@wildmail.com> wrote: It's always a bit weird seeing him as one of the principals in S7 for that reason. The weird thing is how well it mostly works, but how I think of him as a source of humor who's tied very specifically to that...

...light of "Supersymmetry." I made that argument last time. The unfortunate side-effect is what it does to Connor. Just like some stupid british guy's badly-handled solution to Faith in BTVS S3, Fred's ferocious attack made sure Angel Jr. never trusted anyone on angel jr with malice aforethought conspired to kidnapped his father and torture him into madness i think ...