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March 06 2006

NYPD Blue season 3 now available on R1 DVD! Featuring our favourite librarian in one of the episodes.

In episode 8, "Cold Heaters", Anthony Head starrs as a snooty, pompous - although entirely loveable - stage actor who hits a colleague on the head with a broad sword. Greg Medavoy is on the case!

With the exception of Balthazar's "Illuminati", I can't remember Tony doing much sword-fighting on "Buffy". ;)

[wcip]Angel | Cast&Crew | 03:13 CET | 8 comments total | tags:

Well, not sword *fighting*, but fencing (effortlessly, I might add) with future badass Wesley Wyndam-Price in Graduation Day Part One...!

Chris inVirginia | March 06, 03:35 CET

Isn't Gina Torres also in that season?

Simon | March 06, 03:52 CET

He did a pretty good sword-fighting scene when when he and Wesley were abducted by Belthazar's cohorts in Enemies.

tnewebmaster | March 06, 04:05 CET

Then there was the fencing or sword fighting he did with the skeleton in Tabula Rosa. I don't remember getting much of a look at what they were actually fighting with, though it certainly was not a broad sword.

newcj | March 06, 04:13 CET

I just got this from Netflix. It's a perfect 2 minutes. ASH is condescending, rude and delicious.

lycoming | March 06, 05:50 CET

Simon. You're correct. Gina did also have a small role in one of the episodes, but I didn't mention it because her character was less memorable and only had one line. (Gina's performance was excellent though.)

[wcip]Angel | March 06, 19:30 CET

So what did ASH do in NYPD blue??

Jonas | March 07, 17:59 CET

One of my all time favourite Giles scene involves a sword - when he jams it into the mayor.

Caroline | March 07, 18:52 CET

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