Magui
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Freddy playing Dracula?,how wrong is that?!...well,I think I'll live,PS is right,it's not like she's gonna ruin the show😛
Episode 5.19 Spoilers
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Cast Spoilers: 5x19.20.21
Angel Spoilers
Cast and crew for episodes nineteen through twenty-one.
Copyright Fox
Episode 19
CAST
Angel DAVID BOREANAZ
Charles Gunn J. AUGUST RICHARDS
Winifred "Fred" Burkle AMY ACKER
Lorne ANDY HALLETT
Spike JAMES MARSTERS
and
ALEXIS DENISOF
as Wesley Wyndam-Pryce
ADDITIONAL CAST
Harmony MERCEDES MCNAB
Hamilton ADAM BALDWIN
Amanda JAIME BERGMAN
Fell Leader JEFF YAGHER
Fell Brother #1 NICK GILHOOL
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Written by BEN EDLUND
Directed by VERN GILLUM
Episode 20
CAST
Angel DAVID BOREANAZ
Charles Gunn J. AUGUST RICHARDS
Winifred "Fred" Burkle AMY ACKER
Lorne ANDY HALLETT
Spike JAMES MARSTERS
and
ALEXIS DENISOF
as Wesley Wyndam-Pryce
ADDITIONAL CAST
Harmony MERCEDES MCNAB
Darla JULIE BENZ
Drusilla JULIET LANDAU
Andrew TOM LENK
Alfonso DAVID S. LEE
Roger GARY GRUBBS
Trish JENNIFER GRIFFIN
Bartendress VIKKI GURDAS
Bouncer DOMINIC PACE
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Written by STEVEN S. DEKNIGHT & DREW GODDARD
Directed by DAVID GREENWALT
Episode 21
CAST
Angel DAVID BOREANAZ
Charles Gunn J. AUGUST RICHARDS
Winifred "Fred" Burkle AMY ACKER
Lorne ANDY HALLETT
Spike JAMES MARSTERS
and
ALEXIS DENISOF
as Wesley Wyndam-Pryce
ADDITIONAL CAST
Harmony MERCEDES MCNAB
Lindsey CHRISTIAN KANE
Hamilton ADAM BALDWIN
Izzy MARK COLSON
Sebassis LELAND CROOKE
Cyvus Vail DENNIS CHRISTOPHER
Senator Bruckner STACEY TRAVIS
Drogyn ALEC NEWMAN
Nina JENNY MOLLEN
Ernesto ELIMU NELSON
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Written by DAVID FURY
Directed by JAMES CONTNER
Source
Angel Spoilers
Cast and crew for episodes nineteen through twenty-one.
Copyright Fox
Episode 19
CAST
Angel DAVID BOREANAZ
Charles Gunn J. AUGUST RICHARDS
Winifred "Fred" Burkle AMY ACKER
Lorne ANDY HALLETT
Spike JAMES MARSTERS
and
ALEXIS DENISOF
as Wesley Wyndam-Pryce
ADDITIONAL CAST
Harmony MERCEDES MCNAB
Hamilton ADAM BALDWIN
Amanda JAIME BERGMAN
Fell Leader JEFF YAGHER
Fell Brother #1 NICK GILHOOL
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Written by BEN EDLUND
Directed by VERN GILLUM
Episode 20
CAST
Angel DAVID BOREANAZ
Charles Gunn J. AUGUST RICHARDS
Winifred "Fred" Burkle AMY ACKER
Lorne ANDY HALLETT
Spike JAMES MARSTERS
and
ALEXIS DENISOF
as Wesley Wyndam-Pryce
ADDITIONAL CAST
Harmony MERCEDES MCNAB
Darla JULIE BENZ
Drusilla JULIET LANDAU
Andrew TOM LENK
Alfonso DAVID S. LEE
Roger GARY GRUBBS
Trish JENNIFER GRIFFIN
Bartendress VIKKI GURDAS
Bouncer DOMINIC PACE
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Written by STEVEN S. DEKNIGHT & DREW GODDARD
Directed by DAVID GREENWALT
Episode 21
CAST
Angel DAVID BOREANAZ
Charles Gunn J. AUGUST RICHARDS
Winifred "Fred" Burkle AMY ACKER
Lorne ANDY HALLETT
Spike JAMES MARSTERS
and
ALEXIS DENISOF
as Wesley Wyndam-Pryce
ADDITIONAL CAST
Harmony MERCEDES MCNAB
Lindsey CHRISTIAN KANE
Hamilton ADAM BALDWIN
Izzy MARK COLSON
Sebassis LELAND CROOKE
Cyvus Vail DENNIS CHRISTOPHER
Senator Bruckner STACEY TRAVIS
Drogyn ALEC NEWMAN
Nina JENNY MOLLEN
Ernesto ELIMU NELSON
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Written by DAVID FURY
Directed by JAMES CONTNER
Source
Magui
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Love Isn't Brains
I say as long as she can act and they make something interesting into the character she will be playing... who cares?
It is his WIFE, after all.
It is his WIFE, after all.
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bad_azz_slayer
Guest
i like the character nina but not with angel and shouldnt it say amy acker as illyria? but anywho thanks for postin ms.magui
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Angel 5x19 Time Bomb -
Angel 5x19 Time Bomb - Crew Call
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Angel 5x19 Time Bomb - Set Report
SFX Magazine's Angel Set Report - Filming 'Time Bomb'
Joseph McCabe of The UK's SFX Magazine visited the Angel set during filming of "˜Time Bomb'. Joseph had the chance to talk to Andy Hallett, Amy Acker and several members of the production team.
Andy talks about 'Time Bomb' : "Angel assigns me to go undercover, like a private eye...I'm on Illyria's tail. She's wreaking havoc, and the gang here doesn't really know how to take her. Of course, she's in Fred's shell, so it's a weird thing because you look at her, and of course we're seeing Fred. We realise that Illyria still thinks she's God of the entire world, and she thinks we're little peons. It's quite a different character for Any Acker, I will say that."
Producer and "˜Time Bomb' writer Ben Edlund adds that "This is where Illyria kind of takes her first hit in this world. The story's about her and her powers. She's got a human body and this tremendously powerful demonic essence inside it, and the body's starting to crack apart because there's so much power in there. Actually it gets to a Slaugherhouse-Five place - she starts living time out of sequence because her powers are time-related."
You can also expect a scene in 'Time Bomb' which features Fell demons at W & H, demanding to know if the 'holy vessel' [aka Illyria] is in Angel's office, and if so, why. Harmony offers them some organic cola.
Meanwhile, Costume designer Shawna Trpcic reveals that "in this next episode ['The Girl in Question'], we go to 1989, we go to 1950, and then 1894. And its in Italy and America."
Amy Acker talks about the death of Fred and the birth of Illyria in Season Five, "It's fun. It's like 180 degrees different from Fred, so it's been a nice change. I mean, before we knew we weren't going to have another year, I was sort of excited to have something different to play for a while. And with Joss doing the episode where I died, it sort of seemed appropriate. It was a good ending for Fred...But now it's been fun."
You can check out more comments and photos in the full nine page feature on Angel, in Issue [HASHTAG]#117[/HASHTAG] of SFX Magazine
Source
Angel 5x19 Time Bomb - Crew Call
[Click on the pic]
Source
Angel 5x19 Time Bomb - Set Report
SFX Magazine's Angel Set Report - Filming 'Time Bomb'
Joseph McCabe of The UK's SFX Magazine visited the Angel set during filming of "˜Time Bomb'. Joseph had the chance to talk to Andy Hallett, Amy Acker and several members of the production team.
Andy talks about 'Time Bomb' : "Angel assigns me to go undercover, like a private eye...I'm on Illyria's tail. She's wreaking havoc, and the gang here doesn't really know how to take her. Of course, she's in Fred's shell, so it's a weird thing because you look at her, and of course we're seeing Fred. We realise that Illyria still thinks she's God of the entire world, and she thinks we're little peons. It's quite a different character for Any Acker, I will say that."
Producer and "˜Time Bomb' writer Ben Edlund adds that "This is where Illyria kind of takes her first hit in this world. The story's about her and her powers. She's got a human body and this tremendously powerful demonic essence inside it, and the body's starting to crack apart because there's so much power in there. Actually it gets to a Slaugherhouse-Five place - she starts living time out of sequence because her powers are time-related."
You can also expect a scene in 'Time Bomb' which features Fell demons at W & H, demanding to know if the 'holy vessel' [aka Illyria] is in Angel's office, and if so, why. Harmony offers them some organic cola.
Meanwhile, Costume designer Shawna Trpcic reveals that "in this next episode ['The Girl in Question'], we go to 1989, we go to 1950, and then 1894. And its in Italy and America."
Amy Acker talks about the death of Fred and the birth of Illyria in Season Five, "It's fun. It's like 180 degrees different from Fred, so it's been a nice change. I mean, before we knew we weren't going to have another year, I was sort of excited to have something different to play for a while. And with Joss doing the episode where I died, it sort of seemed appropriate. It was a good ending for Fred...But now it's been fun."
You can check out more comments and photos in the full nine page feature on Angel, in Issue [HASHTAG]#117[/HASHTAG] of SFX Magazine
Source
*Screw Destiny*
BlueEyedVampire
Does this mean there's no hope of a miraculous Fred return? "cries" Or is Amy just making us stress out? I WANT FRED BACK!!!!
Guestage_87
Storyteller
Woohooo, Andrew again. Let's all rejoice, this might be the last time we see the funniest character EVER in the Buffyverse for a very long time
Magui
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Time Bomb Summary
Time Bomb Summary
The summary for episode nineteen of Angel.
COPYRIGHT
TM & © 2003-2004 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation.
Watch Angel on The WB on Wednesdays, at 9pm
As Angel and Hamilton urge Wesley to get rid of Illyria, she suffers a potentially cataclysmic physical breakdown; and Gunn clashes with Angel over the enforcement of an evil demon contract.
As the medieval demon tortures Gunn yet again, Illyria bursts in, grabs the necklace that keeps Gunn there, and pins it on the demon, who then begins to cut out his own heart. Later Illyria and Gunn return through a mystical portal to Angel's office, where Illyria notes that she retrieved Gunn because he seems important to Wesley. The next day Gunn returns to work, still a bit shaky, and Wes apologizes for stabbing him a few weeks ago. Gunn accepts the apology, saying having his heart cut out day after day has put things in perspective. He notes, though, that Illyria must take some getting used to, and Wes agrees it's not easy dealing with her "God-King" ego. At the same time, Spike takes another beating from Illyria in the Wolfram and Hart training room. Angel asks him to stop the sessions, since it's likely she's training Spike, not the other way around. Then, as they talk, Illyria suffers a sudden pain in her gut, but recovers quickly. A bit later Angel gathers Wes, Spike, and Gunn in his office to say that he doesn't trust Illyria. Then Hamilton tells them that Illyria has been destroying company assets, and the Senior Partners insist she be removed. A bit later Illyria goes to Wes' office and accuses him of betraying and trying to kill her when he smashed the Orlon Window. He insists he was just trying to get Fred back. Meanwhile Gunn reviews a new case file, and one of the parties involved "” a pregnant woman named Amanda "” enters. Three scaly demons follow, and Gunn and Angel learn the demons have come to sign a contract, which would turn over Amanda's unborn child to the Fell Brethern: a demon cult. Finally, back in Wes' office, Illyria suffers another cramp and is transported several hours into the future, where Angel urges Wesley to aim a mystical device at her. As he does, she suffers another cramp and winds up back in the training room, where she and Spike re-live their last fight.
A moment later Illyria cramps again and winds up back in Wes' office where she started. Recalling her glimpse of the future in the training room, though, she accuses Wes of trying to kill her. He has no idea what she's talking about. Meanwhile Angel and Gunn consult with Amanda. While Gunn tries to find a loophole in Amanda's contract, Angel tries to talk her into giving up her child to the demons, and asks Gunn to go along until they can figure out their next move. About the same time, Hamilton visits Wesley and makes it clear that the Senior Partners are expecting him to deal with Illyria personally. Wes has no solutions, so Hamilton tells him to look at Illyria's energy readouts on a low-emanation scanner. Wes calls up the data on his computer, which shows very erratic readings as Illyria moves through the building. Back in Angel's office, Angel presents the contract to Amanda, but as she's about to sign it, Gunn questions a clause that calls for her child to become a ritual sacrifice. Before Angel can react, however, Illyria enters and pulls Angel away. She demands to know what he and Wesley have done to her, but then she realizes their actions are still in the future and he has no idea what she's talking about. After Illyria leaves, Angel consults with Wes, Spike, and Lorne, who say Illyria is on the verge of self-destruction. Wes shows them a mystical hand cannon, which he says could blast her leaking energy into another dimension, killing her. Seeing a monitor indicating Illyria's back in the training room, they head there, but then don't see her. Then Spike dusts as Illyria stabs him with a piece of a wooden desk. Wes aims his hand cannon, but Illyria stabs and kills him before he can fire. Then she slams a fist through Lorne, killing him, and cuts off Angel's head, dusting him too.
Then Illyria cramps again, and winds up a few minutes in the past, talking to Angel in the lobby. Yet another cramp transports both of them in time and space to Wes' office. As they all register surprise, still another cramp sends Illyria and Angel back to the suburban basement, where Gunn is about to have his heart ripped out by the medieval demon. The demon charges, and after Illyria deflects it, she asks Angel how he's doing these things to her. He says they've been looking for a way to control her. As she reminds him she's the God-King, she cramps again and they wind up back in the training room, where Wes and Spike are already dead and Illyria is about to swing the axe at Angel. Then he sees his own pile of dust and realizes he too is dead. He asks Illyria how this can be, and she says he's now a paradox, transported here from earlier in time. Then, as she tries to explain that he's been caught up in paradoxes for a long time, she's wracked by more pains and a crack opens in her face, emitting a beam of light. Another spasm rips her apart, and Angel is blown back in a white-hot burst of energy. A moment later Angel, Wes, Spike, and Lorne are once again on their way to find Illyria in the training room. This time, though, when they enter, Angel anticipates Illyria flying at them with the desk shard, shoves Spike out of the way, and takes the hit himself.
Angel pulls the shard out of his chest and tells Illyria that he knows she's about to explode, but he can't let it happen because it will destroy his world. Wes says if she lets him use the mystical cannon, it will withdraw the harmful energy from her and let her live in a less powerful form. Illyria says she'd rather be a crater than have as little power as a mere human. She lunges at Wes, but Spike deflects her as she spasms in pain again. Angel gives her another chance to decide, and Wes steps forward with the cannon. Finally she relents, and as the fault line opens in her face, Wes shoots. The cannon opens a black hole, and a pillar of fire streams from Illyria's chest into it. Then, as the hole closes, Illyria collapses. Later Wes tells Angel that Illyria can no longer stop time or walk through dimensions, but her ego still rages unchecked. Angel asks if Wes is going to stay with her, and Wes says caring for her is something he needs to do. Finally Angel returns to his office, where Gunn and a Fell demon are still fighting over Amanda's contract. Gunn tries to throw the demon out, but Angel grabs the contract and says Amanda's baby belongs to the demons. Gunn protests, saying they can win this fight, but Angel says it's not the one he wants to win. When Gunn asks what he's doing, Angel says he's just serving their clients"¦ and then he walks away, leaving Gunn alone.
Source
Time Bomb Summary
The summary for episode nineteen of Angel.
COPYRIGHT
TM & © 2003-2004 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation.
Watch Angel on The WB on Wednesdays, at 9pm
As Angel and Hamilton urge Wesley to get rid of Illyria, she suffers a potentially cataclysmic physical breakdown; and Gunn clashes with Angel over the enforcement of an evil demon contract.
As the medieval demon tortures Gunn yet again, Illyria bursts in, grabs the necklace that keeps Gunn there, and pins it on the demon, who then begins to cut out his own heart. Later Illyria and Gunn return through a mystical portal to Angel's office, where Illyria notes that she retrieved Gunn because he seems important to Wesley. The next day Gunn returns to work, still a bit shaky, and Wes apologizes for stabbing him a few weeks ago. Gunn accepts the apology, saying having his heart cut out day after day has put things in perspective. He notes, though, that Illyria must take some getting used to, and Wes agrees it's not easy dealing with her "God-King" ego. At the same time, Spike takes another beating from Illyria in the Wolfram and Hart training room. Angel asks him to stop the sessions, since it's likely she's training Spike, not the other way around. Then, as they talk, Illyria suffers a sudden pain in her gut, but recovers quickly. A bit later Angel gathers Wes, Spike, and Gunn in his office to say that he doesn't trust Illyria. Then Hamilton tells them that Illyria has been destroying company assets, and the Senior Partners insist she be removed. A bit later Illyria goes to Wes' office and accuses him of betraying and trying to kill her when he smashed the Orlon Window. He insists he was just trying to get Fred back. Meanwhile Gunn reviews a new case file, and one of the parties involved "” a pregnant woman named Amanda "” enters. Three scaly demons follow, and Gunn and Angel learn the demons have come to sign a contract, which would turn over Amanda's unborn child to the Fell Brethern: a demon cult. Finally, back in Wes' office, Illyria suffers another cramp and is transported several hours into the future, where Angel urges Wesley to aim a mystical device at her. As he does, she suffers another cramp and winds up back in the training room, where she and Spike re-live their last fight.
A moment later Illyria cramps again and winds up back in Wes' office where she started. Recalling her glimpse of the future in the training room, though, she accuses Wes of trying to kill her. He has no idea what she's talking about. Meanwhile Angel and Gunn consult with Amanda. While Gunn tries to find a loophole in Amanda's contract, Angel tries to talk her into giving up her child to the demons, and asks Gunn to go along until they can figure out their next move. About the same time, Hamilton visits Wesley and makes it clear that the Senior Partners are expecting him to deal with Illyria personally. Wes has no solutions, so Hamilton tells him to look at Illyria's energy readouts on a low-emanation scanner. Wes calls up the data on his computer, which shows very erratic readings as Illyria moves through the building. Back in Angel's office, Angel presents the contract to Amanda, but as she's about to sign it, Gunn questions a clause that calls for her child to become a ritual sacrifice. Before Angel can react, however, Illyria enters and pulls Angel away. She demands to know what he and Wesley have done to her, but then she realizes their actions are still in the future and he has no idea what she's talking about. After Illyria leaves, Angel consults with Wes, Spike, and Lorne, who say Illyria is on the verge of self-destruction. Wes shows them a mystical hand cannon, which he says could blast her leaking energy into another dimension, killing her. Seeing a monitor indicating Illyria's back in the training room, they head there, but then don't see her. Then Spike dusts as Illyria stabs him with a piece of a wooden desk. Wes aims his hand cannon, but Illyria stabs and kills him before he can fire. Then she slams a fist through Lorne, killing him, and cuts off Angel's head, dusting him too.
Then Illyria cramps again, and winds up a few minutes in the past, talking to Angel in the lobby. Yet another cramp transports both of them in time and space to Wes' office. As they all register surprise, still another cramp sends Illyria and Angel back to the suburban basement, where Gunn is about to have his heart ripped out by the medieval demon. The demon charges, and after Illyria deflects it, she asks Angel how he's doing these things to her. He says they've been looking for a way to control her. As she reminds him she's the God-King, she cramps again and they wind up back in the training room, where Wes and Spike are already dead and Illyria is about to swing the axe at Angel. Then he sees his own pile of dust and realizes he too is dead. He asks Illyria how this can be, and she says he's now a paradox, transported here from earlier in time. Then, as she tries to explain that he's been caught up in paradoxes for a long time, she's wracked by more pains and a crack opens in her face, emitting a beam of light. Another spasm rips her apart, and Angel is blown back in a white-hot burst of energy. A moment later Angel, Wes, Spike, and Lorne are once again on their way to find Illyria in the training room. This time, though, when they enter, Angel anticipates Illyria flying at them with the desk shard, shoves Spike out of the way, and takes the hit himself.
Angel pulls the shard out of his chest and tells Illyria that he knows she's about to explode, but he can't let it happen because it will destroy his world. Wes says if she lets him use the mystical cannon, it will withdraw the harmful energy from her and let her live in a less powerful form. Illyria says she'd rather be a crater than have as little power as a mere human. She lunges at Wes, but Spike deflects her as she spasms in pain again. Angel gives her another chance to decide, and Wes steps forward with the cannon. Finally she relents, and as the fault line opens in her face, Wes shoots. The cannon opens a black hole, and a pillar of fire streams from Illyria's chest into it. Then, as the hole closes, Illyria collapses. Later Wes tells Angel that Illyria can no longer stop time or walk through dimensions, but her ego still rages unchecked. Angel asks if Wes is going to stay with her, and Wes says caring for her is something he needs to do. Finally Angel returns to his office, where Gunn and a Fell demon are still fighting over Amanda's contract. Gunn tries to throw the demon out, but Angel grabs the contract and says Amanda's baby belongs to the demons. Gunn protests, saying they can win this fight, but Angel says it's not the one he wants to win. When Gunn asks what he's doing, Angel says he's just serving their clients"¦ and then he walks away, leaving Gunn alone.
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