[hivemind] My kingdom for a Pie!

[Skade]

Heathen. I know they show it in the Netherlands. I've seen it with dutch subtitles. Think of the Buffyverse like the Hive, or the Borg. Resistance is futile.

Don't make me start singing.

 

[UnDfind]

Voila! End Angel of season 1!

Joss Whedon rocks!!!

 

[Skade]

Yes, yes he is. Pretty good screenwriter too, with Titan AE and Toy Story 2 off hand. I liked Titan AE, even if it did bomb.

 

[UnDfind]

I liked Fray

 

[Steve Jung]

Voila! End Angel of season 1!

Joss Whedon rocks!!!

Cool. Do you have tape or DVD?

 

[UnDfind]

::cough:: They still make tapes?

 

[Maldur]

I didn't have a cable connection for a long time.
So I dont really watch any tv!

I thought the original movie hilarious, but I never really liked the buffy episodes I did see. Sorry mate, but however disguised its still a soap

 

[UnDfind]

Originally posted by Maldur:

Sorry mate, but however disguised its still a soap

You're right. I've long since given up on fighting that aspect of the counterculture greats. Buffy is a soap. Angel is a soap. Hell, X-Men comics are soaps. But they still rock

 

[Skade]

I thought the original movie hilarious, but I never really liked the buffy episodes I did see. Sorry mate, but however disguised its still a soap

As a man reared on Falcon Crest and Dallas, and who still occassionally watches the CBS soaps, I have no comment whatsoever.

Its no more a soap than say, Babylon 5. Seriously, Bab5 had all the markings of a nighttime soap. It had a stable of interesting characters, whose drama was internal and external. there were romantic, and adversarial relationships. Real world issues such as alcholism, drugs, and racism were not simply external problems, but localized in the core characters. Simply replace the big business aspect of a soap, and put a military/diplomatic station, and you have Hotel.

I could probably be shot for saying that.

 

[Maldur]

As a man reared on Falcon Crest and Dallas, and who still occassionally watches the CBS soaps, I have no comment whatsoever.

Its no more a soap than say, Babylon 5. Seriously, Bab5 had all the markings of a nighttime soap. It had a stable of interesting characters, whose drama was internal and external. there were romantic, and adversarial relationships. Real world issues such as alcholism, drugs, and racism were not simply external problems, but localized in the core characters. Simply replace the big business aspect of a soap, and put a military/diplomatic station, and you have Hotel.

I could probably be shot for saying that.

Your right, but I haven't seen any Bab5 either