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Cordelia is my favorite character in the Buffyverse, but I voted for Doyle on Angel, specifically. Such terrific promise, and a spectacular ending. What a shame about Glenn Quinn.

I think I remember Jim Ward saying much the same thing when he defended the treasure distribution in some of the early Fast Forward modules. They were apparently Gygaxian in their amount of loot (never saw them myself).

Once More With Feeling. Hush is brilliant, but OMWF is more brilliant.

1. Birthday. Loved the Cordy! sitcom, can't get enough Skip. Plus we get to see the mall from Innocence once again. 2. That Vision Thing. 3. Sleep Tight.

See if you can guess what I'm voting off. I really do like the episode, mind you, but I just like all the other winners better.

Passion, again.

1. Disharmony. Harmony may be the most consistently entertaining character on both BtVS and Angel. Plus you've got a vampire pyramid scheme, and Cordelia's excellent faux pas with Willow. 2. Darla. Love seeing the Master once again. 3. Are You Now... I'm also not a fan of Pylea...

I'll keep voting for Passion until everyone agrees with me.

Passion again.

1. I Will Remember You -- the most painful, bittersweet episode ever 2. Hero 3. Five by Five

It looks like my favorite episode (The Zeppo) is about to be voted off the island. Oh well. I will continue to try to eliminate Passion.

Passion.

It's got to be Selfless. With the washed-out film of Anya's (Aud's) origins, the tying up of loose ends from Becoming, Part II, Something Blue, and Triangle, and some brilliant lines ("It's like someone slaughtered an Abercrombie & Fitch catalog!"), it was already one of the all-time greats in...

What a lot of fun. You guys have been real swell. And there's not a one who can say this ended well. All those secrets you've been concealing-- Say you're happy now, once more with feeling. Now I gotta run. See you all in hell...

I'll go with The Gift, but I want to also give a nod to Real Me, which is terrific and will probably not be mentioned by anyone else.

If you want great DVD commentary, check out Conversations with Dead People, with Jane, Drew Goddard, Tom Lenk and Danny Strong (plus the director, whose name I forget).

With my avatar, you'd think I'd vote for Superstar, and I kind of want to, but I have to admit that Hush is the superior episode.

The Zeppo, without even having to think about it. It's a structurally perfect episode, with the apocalypse glimpsed occasionally in the background and Angel and Buffy's melodramatic relationship played for laughs. It's the single funniest show they ever did. Dan Vebber's a bloody genius...

I'll vote Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered as well. Any episode with a very frisky Jenny Calendar has got to rank pretty high. I guess I'm late to the party on Season One, but I'll give the nod to Never Kill a Boy.

A Dozen Musical Instruments is another in the "Dozen" line of PDFs from Ronin Arts. It is a 7-page PDF laid out in landscape format, written by Michael Hammes. It is available for download from RPGNow for $1.35. A Dozen Musical Instruments is exactly what it sounds like: a collection of...