Lie to me

^ Unless you can say exactly what and where the episodes on DVD are edited, from a reputable source (I'm assuming you're using the same site you posted about before?) I don't think you can take that info as fact.
 
I don't think it was all about being pretty forever, at that age you have to realise a lot of people are scared of dying and they feel robbed of their life. Its not something I could do personally being put in that position, however, if you look further into it, there is a deeper meaning to what he's saying.
 
Personally I'm not afraid of dying. It's going to happen at some point and when my numbers up, it's up, my only wish is that when it happens I die in my sleep, either that or very quickly, I wouldn't want a long, lingering death.
 
PurplePoof said:
I can understand Ford's desperation but the fact he was willing to sell out Buffy and let numerous innocent people die was just plain selfish. The kid deserved his grisly end, but I liked that the episode explored a more ambiguous morality...
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Agree this entire post, Ford was selfish.

Plus he didn't show any remorse over what he was doing.


Loved the scene when he was watching Dan Curtis's "Dracula" with Jack Palance.

And knew all the dialogue.
 
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