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I couldn't think up a title so I used the example provided.
Umm. So, is Console Wars a contest of some kind? Do I have to console people?
Alright, here goes: There, there. Turn that frown upside down.
Do I win a prize?
Umm. So, is Console Wars a contest of some kind? Do I have to console people?
Alright, here goes: There, there. Turn that frown upside down.
Do I win a prize?
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I see you corrected it, he looked like he had been in a serious car crash before.
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I see you corrected it, he looked like he had been in a serious car crash before.
The monsters that stole people's voices were really freaky.
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Well, he sure told me.
Tanoy wrote:
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> The fundamental problem with Buffy and Angel: the makers feel a need
> to have a fight in every episode.
No the fundamental problem with Buffy and Angel is that they are infact Buffy and Angel.
Uberfreaky.
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> The fundamental problem with Buffy and Angel: the makers feel a need
> to have a fight in every episode.
No the fundamental problem with Buffy and Angel is that they are infact Buffy and Angel.
Uberfreaky.
The Hibernator wrote:
> Don't use ignore - it's not as much fun...
Who said that? ;D
> Don't use ignore - it's not as much fun...
Who said that? ;D
Hannard wrote:
> That episode went down the plughole when it was revealed it was a
> demon making people crazy. Instead of them all being completely
> insane anyway.
You've touched on something there, kiddo.
The fundamental problem with Buffy and Angel: the makers feel a need to have a fight in every episode. Some episodes seem to have a demon in them just so that they can have a fight scene at the climax. The episodes The Body and Superstar come to mind, episodes that had demons who existed solely as cannon fodder, and made no real sense. Even Storyteller didn't need all the fights in the school, they were just a waste of time.
Imagine, if you will, gentle viewer, what it would be like if The Sopranos needed a shoot-out in every episode etc. Twould be a bit lame.
We especially didn't need the two small kids turning into a big demon in Gingerbread, although that episode was still brilliant and hilarious and excellent etc.
> That episode went down the plughole when it was revealed it was a
> demon making people crazy. Instead of them all being completely
> insane anyway.
You've touched on something there, kiddo.
The fundamental problem with Buffy and Angel: the makers feel a need to have a fight in every episode. Some episodes seem to have a demon in them just so that they can have a fight scene at the climax. The episodes The Body and Superstar come to mind, episodes that had demons who existed solely as cannon fodder, and made no real sense. Even Storyteller didn't need all the fights in the school, they were just a waste of time.
Imagine, if you will, gentle viewer, what it would be like if The Sopranos needed a shoot-out in every episode etc. Twould be a bit lame.
We especially didn't need the two small kids turning into a big demon in Gingerbread, although that episode was still brilliant and hilarious and excellent etc.
Don't use ignore - it's not as much fun...
Good idea.
The Ignore feature would be easier.
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