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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 1185467" data-attributes="member: 158">Lightphoenix,We'll have to disagree. It seems everything you hated, I liked. The part I didn't like, was more of James Marsters Pasty White buttocks (no offense to Kahuna Burger).But I kind of prefer Spike as a ghost, truthfully - it's a new lesson in humility for him, and I think he recognizes this. I particularly enjoyed the interaction between Fred and Angel at the budget meeting - I think he was immediately reminded of the old Cordelia when she told him "because it's about helping people" - and that's what broke him down.And a hearty round of, "stuff and nonsense" to the notion that Fred ain't hot. I never would have thought her so in her first appearances, but last season and this season has really changed my mind on this. And I don't in any way think Spike is falling for her - as she noted, he was trying to play her like a cheap fiddle in order to get her working on a solution for him. He's impressed by her, but he's not in any sense falling for her.Reasonably sure - at least, no faster than it normally is, as Angel noted. Hell was actually coming for DeVayne (I think his name was) - but Spike is the Lord of the W&H spectral roost, now, and if Hell were still hungry for him right this minute, He'd have mentioned it. He now has enough undivided will strength to affect material objects, now, and that says a lot.</blockquote>