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Wouldn't you want to go to something like that?!?! I think I should propose that one of the theatres in Edinburgh acts out that all singing all dancing episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer. You're allowed to do that as long as you pay liberties aren't you? That'd be great, hard to find someone as fit as Sarah Michelle Gellar though. Anyway this post was written on impulse and nothing will come of it but I just want to see how many people would like to see that. **Gets note pad** GO!
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Yeah, sure it does.
"Argh, Smoking Man! Oh, it's your dad. What shall we do now? Dunno, I'm off, here's the T-1000 to take my place."
"Argh, Smoking Man! Oh, it's your dad. What shall we do now? Dunno, I'm off, here's the T-1000 to take my place."
Sorry I doubted you Stryke. Us Buffy fans have to stick together lol. Anyway have you got any Buffy DVDs? I really want some but only have Welcome To The Hellmouth on VHS :S What ones would you recommend?
At least The X Files had coherent storylines.
And X-Files was balls. Smoking Man, pah.
Cubist wrote:
> He did? **reads post again** Hmm I suppose it could be meant in a good
> way... I think... Sorry Stryke :D
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Tut tut...Am I really gonna say something bad about Buffy? I worship that show. Heh :)
> He did? **reads post again** Hmm I suppose it could be meant in a good
> way... I think... Sorry Stryke :D
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Tut tut...Am I really gonna say something bad about Buffy? I worship that show. Heh :)
Memorandum wrote:
> Now, Science Boy, there's a superhero.
A superhuman thirst for knowledge.
> Now, Science Boy, there's a superhero.
A superhuman thirst for knowledge.
Hedfix wrote:
> I like cult shows when they're good. X-files was good then it quickly
> became a 'monster of the week show'. That's the way these things go.
What? Personally, I'm ambivalent to Buffy, so I oculdn't care less. But The X-Files, if anything moved away from a 'monster of the week' scenario as the series progressed. The first few series were admittedly a one-case scenario each week, but as the series progressed it gave rise to an underlying plot. Yes, the depature of Mulder meant it did lose steam (though Dogget ruled, and they should have used Kraijeck more), but if anything you've got it the wrong way round.
> I like cult shows when they're good. X-files was good then it quickly
> became a 'monster of the week show'. That's the way these things go.
What? Personally, I'm ambivalent to Buffy, so I oculdn't care less. But The X-Files, if anything moved away from a 'monster of the week' scenario as the series progressed. The first few series were admittedly a one-case scenario each week, but as the series progressed it gave rise to an underlying plot. Yes, the depature of Mulder meant it did lose steam (though Dogget ruled, and they should have used Kraijeck more), but if anything you've got it the wrong way round.
YAY! The finale FINALE! is on Sky One right now!!
He did? **reads post again** Hmm I suppose it could be meant in a good way... I think... Sorry Stryke :D
He meant what he said in a good way...
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