In Welcome to the Hellmouth this exchange occurs:
Cordelia- ...James Spader?"
Buffy - "He needs to call me."
http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Welcome_to_the_Hellmouth
Welcome to the Hellmouth was written and released in 1996-1997.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welcome_to_the_Hellmouth
In 1996-1997 James Spader was in this adult orientated movie "Crash" in which his character and others get turned on by almost dying in car crashes, and especially turned on by the injuries that cause these accidents. Essentially finding arousal with death and flirting with death.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash_(1996_film)
The movie in its entirety is also hosted on youtube if you would like to watch it.
*Spoilers*
So did Joss Whedon, as the writer of Welcome to the Hellmouth, see this movie?
As the episodes seemingly innocent exchange between Cordelia & Buffy might have been an early insight into Buffy and how she needs " a monster in her man", making love to Angel in Season 2, after nearly dying, and why she gets into that wild relationship with Spike later on.
The parallels are intriguing, if a little deviant.
Cordelia- ...James Spader?"
Buffy - "He needs to call me."
http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Welcome_to_the_Hellmouth
Welcome to the Hellmouth was written and released in 1996-1997.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welcome_to_the_Hellmouth
In 1996-1997 James Spader was in this adult orientated movie "Crash" in which his character and others get turned on by almost dying in car crashes, and especially turned on by the injuries that cause these accidents. Essentially finding arousal with death and flirting with death.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash_(1996_film)
The movie in its entirety is also hosted on youtube if you would like to watch it.
*Spoilers*
So did Joss Whedon, as the writer of Welcome to the Hellmouth, see this movie?
As the episodes seemingly innocent exchange between Cordelia & Buffy might have been an early insight into Buffy and how she needs " a monster in her man", making love to Angel in Season 2, after nearly dying, and why she gets into that wild relationship with Spike later on.
The parallels are intriguing, if a little deviant.
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