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The summary for episode 14 of Angel!
The summary for episode 14 of Angel!
While Nina the werewolf shows romantic interest in Angel, he investigates a demon-infested children's television program and gets turned into a puppet; Gunn makes a deal to keep his newly implanted mental powers; and Wes and Fred's relationship heats up.
As an ailing 7-year-old boy watches "Smile Time" on TV, the puppets on the show instruct him to put his hands on the screen, which weakens him until he collapses. Later, at Wolfram and Hart, Fred reports to Knox that 11 young children have recently been hospitalized after mysterious collapses. Meanwhile Nina, the werewolf Angel helped recently, arrives for her monthly confinement during the full moon. As Angel leads her to a secure cell, Harmony tells Gunn he filed the wrong document for a court hearing, which worries him. A moment later, as Angel locks Nina in her cell, she admits she now looks forward to seeing him each month. She asks if he'd like to have breakfast with her the next day, but he dodges the invitation. Later, though, Angel tells Wes about the awkward moment, and says he's afraid to get involved with Nina because he can't attain perfect bliss without turning back into Angelus. Wes says if there's someone who can make Angel happy, he shouldn't ignore it"¦ which sounds like he might also be talking about himself and Fred. Just then Fred enters and tells them about the mysterious children's epidemic. Fred says she can't figure out what's causing the kids' symptoms, but Angel shuffles through photos of the affected children and sees they all have a TV on in the background"¦ and that they all collapsed around 7:30 in the morning, while watching TV. A bit later, after Lorne tells Angel that "Smile Time" airs at 7:30, Angel goes to the TV studio, where he finds a passage to a secret room. There a man with a towel draped over his head sits limply in front of a large metal egg. The man tries to warn Angel away, but then the egg emits a blinding light that blasts Angel out of the room. When he picks himself up again, Angel realizes he's been turned into a felt-covered puppet.
Angel returns to Wolfram and Hart, and after his friends react to his transformation, they watch "Smile Time." They don't see anything obviously sinister, but Fred asks an assistant to tape it so they can analyze it later. Angel is so mad about his transformation that he wants to launch a full-scale assault on the studio, but the others calm him down and Gunn and Lorne set off to speak to the show's creator, Gregor Framkin. After they leave, Nina enters Angel's office, and he immediately ducks under his desk. She tries to talk to him, but he refuses to come out. She finally leaves and Angel crawls out again, but then Spike walks in and sees Angel as a puppet. Spike laughs and Angel throws him out, but as he does, the other employees see him, too. Finally Angel attacks Spike, but Spike tosses him off and into an elevator, which then opens in the lobby a moment later, revealing the new Angel to everyone there, too. Meanwhile Gunn and Lorne find Framkin (the man in the towel) at the studio, but when they say why they've come, Framkin refuses to talk with them. Frustrated, Gunn and Lorne finally leave, and as they do, we see that "Framkin" is really another large puppet, whose body is being worked by the show's puppet, Polo, who then summons all the other puppets to an emergency meeting.
At the puppet meeting Polo realizes that Angel must have found the "nest egg," which is the source of all their powers. This means their secret is now in jeopardy, so they decide to stop draining children's life forces one by one, and use tomorrow's show to drain every child in their audience. Framkin, slumped nearby, rouses enough to protest, but Polo shoves his hand into Framkin again, making him wail in pain. Meanwhile, at Wolfram and Hart, Angel finally reveals his new self to Nina. She says she still likes him, but as she pats his felt, she transforms into the werewolf and yanks him into the cage. About the same time Gunn, upset after several recent mental lapses, meets with Dr. Sparrow, who agrees to make Gunn's fading mental powers permanent if Gunn will help him with a legal matter involving a shipload of illegal drugs. Meanwhile Wes, Fred, and Knox analyze the "Smile Time" video, but don't find anything unusual. Fred sends Knox home, and after he's gone, Wes asks Fred about her relationship with Knox. She says she rejected his romantic overtures. She then notices that one of the puppets in the video seems to be talking directly to the camera during a group number. A bit later Wes and Fred explain to Angel that the video contains a magically cloaked two-way signal that allows Framkin to drain energy from the children in the audience. They also realize, from the strength of the signal, that Framkin may be planning a mass energy drain in the show's next broadcast. Wes says he can find a spell to break the magic and free the previously afflicted kids. Then Gunn enters, mentally sharp once again, and tells them it's not Framkin but his demon-possessed puppets who are the real villains. A few minutes later the group marches out of Wolfram and Hart, armed for puppet battle.
A bit later, as the puppets' show begins, Angel and his friends burst onto the set. As Angel wrestles with Polo, he orders his friends to activate the nest egg. Meanwhile Wes and Fred find the nest eggs and Wes begins reading from a long scroll, which causes the egg to open and flash its blinding light. Wes tells Fred not to look, and keeps reading. A moment later Ratio attacks Wes, and as they fight, Fred picks up the scroll and continues the incantation. At the same time the fight in the studio continues, until Angel and Gunn finally vanquish Polo and his friends. In the secret room Ratio finally starts to overpower Wes, so Fred pulls out a gun and shoots him, then goes back to chanting as Wes finishes off the puppet. Finally, as Fred reaches the end of her chant, the nest egg cracks and explodes. As it does, a young girl whose energy was being drained by the broadcast is suddenly released from its spell. A bit later Nina wakes in her cell, and reacts with horror to the bits of Angel's stuffing all around her. Then Angel greets her, saying he escaped safely, and promising that he'll be his old self in a few days. Finally he invites her to breakfast, and she accepts. Meanwhile Wes congratulates Fred on a job well done and starts to leave, but she calls him back and asks if he's been sensing her vibes lately. He just looks blank, so she finally grabs him and kisses him. Then she asks if he got that signal, he finally realizes what's going on, and they kiss again.
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The summary for episode 14 of Angel!
While Nina the werewolf shows romantic interest in Angel, he investigates a demon-infested children's television program and gets turned into a puppet; Gunn makes a deal to keep his newly implanted mental powers; and Wes and Fred's relationship heats up.
As an ailing 7-year-old boy watches "Smile Time" on TV, the puppets on the show instruct him to put his hands on the screen, which weakens him until he collapses. Later, at Wolfram and Hart, Fred reports to Knox that 11 young children have recently been hospitalized after mysterious collapses. Meanwhile Nina, the werewolf Angel helped recently, arrives for her monthly confinement during the full moon. As Angel leads her to a secure cell, Harmony tells Gunn he filed the wrong document for a court hearing, which worries him. A moment later, as Angel locks Nina in her cell, she admits she now looks forward to seeing him each month. She asks if he'd like to have breakfast with her the next day, but he dodges the invitation. Later, though, Angel tells Wes about the awkward moment, and says he's afraid to get involved with Nina because he can't attain perfect bliss without turning back into Angelus. Wes says if there's someone who can make Angel happy, he shouldn't ignore it"¦ which sounds like he might also be talking about himself and Fred. Just then Fred enters and tells them about the mysterious children's epidemic. Fred says she can't figure out what's causing the kids' symptoms, but Angel shuffles through photos of the affected children and sees they all have a TV on in the background"¦ and that they all collapsed around 7:30 in the morning, while watching TV. A bit later, after Lorne tells Angel that "Smile Time" airs at 7:30, Angel goes to the TV studio, where he finds a passage to a secret room. There a man with a towel draped over his head sits limply in front of a large metal egg. The man tries to warn Angel away, but then the egg emits a blinding light that blasts Angel out of the room. When he picks himself up again, Angel realizes he's been turned into a felt-covered puppet.
Angel returns to Wolfram and Hart, and after his friends react to his transformation, they watch "Smile Time." They don't see anything obviously sinister, but Fred asks an assistant to tape it so they can analyze it later. Angel is so mad about his transformation that he wants to launch a full-scale assault on the studio, but the others calm him down and Gunn and Lorne set off to speak to the show's creator, Gregor Framkin. After they leave, Nina enters Angel's office, and he immediately ducks under his desk. She tries to talk to him, but he refuses to come out. She finally leaves and Angel crawls out again, but then Spike walks in and sees Angel as a puppet. Spike laughs and Angel throws him out, but as he does, the other employees see him, too. Finally Angel attacks Spike, but Spike tosses him off and into an elevator, which then opens in the lobby a moment later, revealing the new Angel to everyone there, too. Meanwhile Gunn and Lorne find Framkin (the man in the towel) at the studio, but when they say why they've come, Framkin refuses to talk with them. Frustrated, Gunn and Lorne finally leave, and as they do, we see that "Framkin" is really another large puppet, whose body is being worked by the show's puppet, Polo, who then summons all the other puppets to an emergency meeting.
At the puppet meeting Polo realizes that Angel must have found the "nest egg," which is the source of all their powers. This means their secret is now in jeopardy, so they decide to stop draining children's life forces one by one, and use tomorrow's show to drain every child in their audience. Framkin, slumped nearby, rouses enough to protest, but Polo shoves his hand into Framkin again, making him wail in pain. Meanwhile, at Wolfram and Hart, Angel finally reveals his new self to Nina. She says she still likes him, but as she pats his felt, she transforms into the werewolf and yanks him into the cage. About the same time Gunn, upset after several recent mental lapses, meets with Dr. Sparrow, who agrees to make Gunn's fading mental powers permanent if Gunn will help him with a legal matter involving a shipload of illegal drugs. Meanwhile Wes, Fred, and Knox analyze the "Smile Time" video, but don't find anything unusual. Fred sends Knox home, and after he's gone, Wes asks Fred about her relationship with Knox. She says she rejected his romantic overtures. She then notices that one of the puppets in the video seems to be talking directly to the camera during a group number. A bit later Wes and Fred explain to Angel that the video contains a magically cloaked two-way signal that allows Framkin to drain energy from the children in the audience. They also realize, from the strength of the signal, that Framkin may be planning a mass energy drain in the show's next broadcast. Wes says he can find a spell to break the magic and free the previously afflicted kids. Then Gunn enters, mentally sharp once again, and tells them it's not Framkin but his demon-possessed puppets who are the real villains. A few minutes later the group marches out of Wolfram and Hart, armed for puppet battle.
A bit later, as the puppets' show begins, Angel and his friends burst onto the set. As Angel wrestles with Polo, he orders his friends to activate the nest egg. Meanwhile Wes and Fred find the nest eggs and Wes begins reading from a long scroll, which causes the egg to open and flash its blinding light. Wes tells Fred not to look, and keeps reading. A moment later Ratio attacks Wes, and as they fight, Fred picks up the scroll and continues the incantation. At the same time the fight in the studio continues, until Angel and Gunn finally vanquish Polo and his friends. In the secret room Ratio finally starts to overpower Wes, so Fred pulls out a gun and shoots him, then goes back to chanting as Wes finishes off the puppet. Finally, as Fred reaches the end of her chant, the nest egg cracks and explodes. As it does, a young girl whose energy was being drained by the broadcast is suddenly released from its spell. A bit later Nina wakes in her cell, and reacts with horror to the bits of Angel's stuffing all around her. Then Angel greets her, saying he escaped safely, and promising that he'll be his old self in a few days. Finally he invites her to breakfast, and she accepts. Meanwhile Wes congratulates Fred on a job well done and starts to leave, but she calls him back and asks if he's been sensing her vibes lately. He just looks blank, so she finally grabs him and kisses him. Then she asks if he got that signal, he finally realizes what's going on, and they kiss again.
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Magui
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Spikesgurl235
*He Will Be Loved*
OMG I'm soooo excited for this one! Harm finding a soul...wonder what thats all about. Guess I'm gonna have to ponder the "new man" thing for a while. I can't wait! Thx NSDogg
Charisma
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Townie
LadyLavinia
Scooby
Wes and Fred? I better get my barf bag ready. Or better yet, maybe I'll simply get some snooze time during the episode.
Dear God, Joss! I thought you could do better than Fred and Wes!😕
But hark! Won't Stephanie Romanov be making an appearance, soon?
Magui
Scooby
5.15 spoilers
More Episode 15 Spoilers
Wesley goes to the talking hamburger. He is told that the universe is becoming unstable because Angel's contract didn't just change their memories but altered reality itself and if he doesn't stop it the world will be overrun by the Old Ones. He is told the only way to reverse this madness would be to kill Angel's son. Drogyn tells Angel and Spike, the only thing that can slay Illyria is 'The Tooth Of Light' a holy sword. Angel recognizes the name and says he had a dream about it once. Drogyn says it's accessible from many points all over the world and takes them to one of them.They're too late, Lindsey got there first and is in possession of the blade. Angel and Spike rush him but he vanishes.
Once Fred wakes up she starts seeing flashes of events from last season and starts babbling.
Knox doesn't know what to do, but decides to
record it in hopes it might be helpful in the future.
Lorne wakes up inside a pagan temple tied up in the air with ropes. There are statues of the Old Ones (senior partners) and there are bringers chanting. The floor beneath Lorne opens up and Illyria, who look exactly like the monster that The First Evil flashed on Buffy, climbs up fixing to devour the sacrifice.
Just before Lorne becomes a snack, Gunn arrives and commands Illyria to stop and it does. Gunn offers
Illyria a few of the bringers instead saying it isn't time for Lorne to die yet. Gunn then turns and winks at Lorne.
Harmony reaches the demon trial caves and discovers the scorpion demon ripped to pieces. She investigates further by going deeper into the cave and down some stairs to find countless Turok-Han vampires.
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More Episode 15 Spoilers
Wesley goes to the talking hamburger. He is told that the universe is becoming unstable because Angel's contract didn't just change their memories but altered reality itself and if he doesn't stop it the world will be overrun by the Old Ones. He is told the only way to reverse this madness would be to kill Angel's son. Drogyn tells Angel and Spike, the only thing that can slay Illyria is 'The Tooth Of Light' a holy sword. Angel recognizes the name and says he had a dream about it once. Drogyn says it's accessible from many points all over the world and takes them to one of them.They're too late, Lindsey got there first and is in possession of the blade. Angel and Spike rush him but he vanishes.
Once Fred wakes up she starts seeing flashes of events from last season and starts babbling.
Knox doesn't know what to do, but decides to
record it in hopes it might be helpful in the future.
Lorne wakes up inside a pagan temple tied up in the air with ropes. There are statues of the Old Ones (senior partners) and there are bringers chanting. The floor beneath Lorne opens up and Illyria, who look exactly like the monster that The First Evil flashed on Buffy, climbs up fixing to devour the sacrifice.
Just before Lorne becomes a snack, Gunn arrives and commands Illyria to stop and it does. Gunn offers
Illyria a few of the bringers instead saying it isn't time for Lorne to die yet. Gunn then turns and winks at Lorne.
Harmony reaches the demon trial caves and discovers the scorpion demon ripped to pieces. She investigates further by going deeper into the cave and down some stairs to find countless Turok-Han vampires.
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Did I Fall Asleep?
Oh this sounds exciting but im not sure to beleive it since it doesnt come from a reliable source, but im hopeing but still very wary on it.
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rene
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Some of this sounds great, but also fake (once again lol)!
When did Lindsey come back again? And why dosent that link work? You got the spoiler from a forum? Probably a fan fic????
Plus where does that Scott charecter fit in all this?
When did Lindsey come back again? And why dosent that link work? You got the spoiler from a forum? Probably a fan fic????
Plus where does that Scott charecter fit in all this?
Primal Slayer
Did I Fall Asleep?
Magui
Scooby
Guestage_87
Storyteller
Spoilers like these are just conrfusing to most people, no more fiding rumors off TVtome, their not reliable. Again, some of those tings sound like they would be sweet, but that's way too much for one episode. Harmony searching for asoul would be funny, only if she didn't go thorugh with it. VBut she already had a episode that spotlighted the facthe fact that despite not having a soul, she is one of the good guys.
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Huge Spoiler! 5.15
Pandora has posted the summary for Episode 15 (still untitled as of now), over at theMythical Boards. As usual, I'm going to touch on the highlights below, but I'm going to warn you in advance. There is a major event in this episode, and it's not what anyone was thinking it was going to be. If you want the full scoop, be sure to visit the Mythical Boards.
- The episode opens on a flashback, as Fred leaves home for college.
- Wes and Fred appear to be very much the couple now.
- The sarcophagus (mentioned in earlier spoilers), is delivered to the lab.
- While Fred is examining it, she inhales some vapors that come out of it.
- Angel and Spike are at each other's throats again, Spike is ready to go to Europe.
- Fred starts to get gravely ill, and is put into intensive care.
- Everyone tries to find a way to help Fred, but the resources at Wolfram and Hart are no help.
- They go to see Eve, who is hiding at Lindsey's (he's still gone).
- Eve wasn't behind this, but she reveals that it may be connected to the "Old Ones".
- Wes discovers that Illyria (and "Old One") will use Fred as a host.
- Unfortunately, in order for Illyria to possess her, Fred has to die.
- Angel and Spike, after learning where Illyria used to be kept, fly to England.
- Knox slips up and reveals he's the one who chose Fred to be the host.
- It turns out that Gunn is also partially to blame, as an unwitting accomplice.
- Spike and Angel meet with Drogyn, the keeper of 'The Well' where the "Old Ones" are kept.
- In order to save Fred, a 'champion' must choose her life over millions.
- Angel is about to save her, then decides that the price is too high.
- Fred dies, and Illyria takes over her body.
I really don't know what I can add in terms of my thoughts on this. It's a pretty major event, and obviously is going to have huge repercussions. Am I surprised at this turn of events? Not entirely. I've heard various scenarios of Fred's 'setback' for a while, Evil Knox, crazy or possessed Fred, and even dead Fred. While everything was pointing to a Fred/Illyria connection, I couldn't nail down the exact spoiler. With something like this, I really want to get confirmation from multiple sources before posting it. Strangely, in the end, it appears that all three rumors were correct.
So although the cat is already out of the bag, I can independently confirm all the info that Pandora is providing.
The big question that I'm sure is on everyone's minds, is what will happen to Fred. Is she really dead? Can they reverse the effects off the possession? Will they have to sacrifice her to save the world?
I think it's a safe bet that we're looking at the story arc for the back-half of the season. I also can pass along that in addition to the above info, the impression that I got from the reports was that this was not going to be a short-term problem. If I had to put money on the question, I can't imagine that they would get rid of Fred permanently. If only because that will leave us with a show with no female stars, unless we're going to see Nina and Gwen become permanent characters. Plus, if they wanted to introduce a more physical female character, wouldn't it have been easier to just add a Slayer to the cast?
I think we're in for an intriguing month of May.
source: SpoilerSlayer
Pandora has posted the summary for Episode 15 (still untitled as of now), over at theMythical Boards. As usual, I'm going to touch on the highlights below, but I'm going to warn you in advance. There is a major event in this episode, and it's not what anyone was thinking it was going to be. If you want the full scoop, be sure to visit the Mythical Boards.
- The episode opens on a flashback, as Fred leaves home for college.
- Wes and Fred appear to be very much the couple now.
- The sarcophagus (mentioned in earlier spoilers), is delivered to the lab.
- While Fred is examining it, she inhales some vapors that come out of it.
- Angel and Spike are at each other's throats again, Spike is ready to go to Europe.
- Fred starts to get gravely ill, and is put into intensive care.
- Everyone tries to find a way to help Fred, but the resources at Wolfram and Hart are no help.
- They go to see Eve, who is hiding at Lindsey's (he's still gone).
- Eve wasn't behind this, but she reveals that it may be connected to the "Old Ones".
- Wes discovers that Illyria (and "Old One") will use Fred as a host.
- Unfortunately, in order for Illyria to possess her, Fred has to die.
- Angel and Spike, after learning where Illyria used to be kept, fly to England.
- Knox slips up and reveals he's the one who chose Fred to be the host.
- It turns out that Gunn is also partially to blame, as an unwitting accomplice.
- Spike and Angel meet with Drogyn, the keeper of 'The Well' where the "Old Ones" are kept.
- In order to save Fred, a 'champion' must choose her life over millions.
- Angel is about to save her, then decides that the price is too high.
- Fred dies, and Illyria takes over her body.
I really don't know what I can add in terms of my thoughts on this. It's a pretty major event, and obviously is going to have huge repercussions. Am I surprised at this turn of events? Not entirely. I've heard various scenarios of Fred's 'setback' for a while, Evil Knox, crazy or possessed Fred, and even dead Fred. While everything was pointing to a Fred/Illyria connection, I couldn't nail down the exact spoiler. With something like this, I really want to get confirmation from multiple sources before posting it. Strangely, in the end, it appears that all three rumors were correct.
So although the cat is already out of the bag, I can independently confirm all the info that Pandora is providing.
The big question that I'm sure is on everyone's minds, is what will happen to Fred. Is she really dead? Can they reverse the effects off the possession? Will they have to sacrifice her to save the world?
I think it's a safe bet that we're looking at the story arc for the back-half of the season. I also can pass along that in addition to the above info, the impression that I got from the reports was that this was not going to be a short-term problem. If I had to put money on the question, I can't imagine that they would get rid of Fred permanently. If only because that will leave us with a show with no female stars, unless we're going to see Nina and Gwen become permanent characters. Plus, if they wanted to introduce a more physical female character, wouldn't it have been easier to just add a Slayer to the cast?
I think we're in for an intriguing month of May.
source: SpoilerSlayer