April 27
2004
(SPOILER)
Jeffrey Bell interview with Sci Fi Wire.
It's about episode 20
The Girl in Question and SMG.
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fraying | April 28, 02:58 CET
electricspacegirl | April 28, 03:15 CET
I would rather have heard Jeff Bell talk about other aspects of the show than whether or not SMG was going to be on it before he leaves to go to Alias. Time is short, and we won't be hearing from the cast and crew much longer. I want the focus to be on the show that's leaving, not the one that's already gone. Is that too much to ask?
(Yes, I know. Of course it is.)
Note: This bitter rant is brought to you courtesy of displaced fury at our power company, which apparently blew out my TV's on/off switch while I was at work today. The night before Angel airs! I won't have time to get the set repaired before tomorrow so I can tape Angel, which means it will be the first time in five years I haven't been able to record an episode when it's actually airing!
Stupid, evil, impersonal power company that's too big to sue! :(
Wiseblood | April 28, 03:51 CET
rsfayez | April 28, 04:37 CET
whirligig | April 28, 20:06 CET
Invisible Green | April 28, 20:42 CET
I'm well aware that Buffy had little onscreen time in Angel. That's not the issue. The fact that Buffy is the great love of both Angel and Spike and that there have been constant references to Buffy throughout this season *do* make her a major character in terms of story arc, onscreen or not.
whirligig | April 28, 20:58 CET
[ edited by norman on 2004-04-28 20:41 ]
norman | April 28, 22:40 CET