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<blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 1391436" data-attributes="member: 158">She said that Wes was the brains, Angel the soul, Cordy the heart, Gunn was the muscle, and and she was... nothing. (This was also the episode where her parents were introduced, too.)Last night I loved and hated the episode at the same time. I knew Fred was done for (damned spoiler I accidentally ran across), but I also trusted Joss to make it a home run, and he did. I think the previously understated love that all the men-folk had for Fred was realized quite powerfully. I loved the little huddle (&quot;Gentlemen, I'll only say this once... Winifred Burkle. Let's move.&quot;) My other favorites:Spike running Angel through with a sword, and Angel walking around with it. Those two have the weirdest love/hate relationship ever on this show.Spike's 20 questions, JUST to tick off the guardian who couldn't lie.Lorne getting his homocidal groove on. (&quot;...If you had anything to do with this, they won't HAVE TIME to kill you.&quot;)Every darned scene with Wes and Fred. Very moving stuff. Hmm, I've never had my heart torn out through my nose piece by piece before. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> Anyone know what book he was reading to her? Through the looking glass? I couldn't place the passage.Of course the caveman and astronaut argument running joke.I am glad there's at least one more week of new shows, before the typical March hiatus.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henry, post: 1391436, member: 158"] She said that Wes was the brains, Angel the soul, Cordy the heart, Gunn was the muscle, and and she was... nothing. (This was also the episode where her parents were introduced, too.) Last night I loved and hated the episode at the same time. I knew Fred was done for (damned spoiler I accidentally ran across), but I also trusted Joss to make it a home run, and he did. I think the previously understated love that all the men-folk had for Fred was realized quite powerfully. I loved the little huddle ("Gentlemen, I'll only say this once... Winifred Burkle. Let's move.") My other favorites: Spike running Angel through with a sword, and Angel walking around with it. Those two have the weirdest love/hate relationship ever on this show. Spike's 20 questions, JUST to tick off the guardian who couldn't lie. Lorne getting his homocidal groove on. ("...If you had anything to do with this, they won't HAVE TIME to kill you.") Every darned scene with Wes and Fred. Very moving stuff. Hmm, I've never had my heart torn out through my nose piece by piece before. :) Anyone know what book he was reading to her? Through the looking glass? I couldn't place the passage. Of course the caveman and astronaut argument running joke. I am glad there's at least one more week of new shows, before the typical March hiatus. [/QUOTE]

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