Did anyone like this episode? (I couldn't find a proper episode discussion thread) I quite liked it anyway, and here are some reasons:
- I like a stand-alone episode once in a while, especially when things start to get extremely dark and everything, like at this point in the season, wirh the whole apocalypse thing going on.
- Flashbacks to the times when the fanged four where not dead or soul-having!
- It was funny, but not completely gratuitious. There was some urgency, some mystery.
- The Italian stereotyping was funny but not, like, negative or anything (I mean, I'm not Italian, maybe Italians found it offensive) The maffia-ish character of the Immortal and his gang, the lady of Wolfram & Heart, it was al "typically" Italian, but it was not too much. Or that was at least how I perceived it.
- Andrew!
- Angel in a motor jacket
- And finally, Spike and Angel were almost like a married couple. Actually, I would love to see them as a married couple. I can already see them doing groceries: "Let's buy tomatoes" "You always want tomatoes, let's buy brocoli" "No, tomatoes are cheaper" "Oh, bugger off"
Sometimes it became almost slap stick, like with losing the head, chasing the car on a Vespa (Although them two together on a vespa is not an unpleasant sight, I must say). That was all a bit cheesy, but I thought it was all nicely balanced out. What do you think? Am I the only one who liked it?
PS: this is my 200th post 🙂
- I like a stand-alone episode once in a while, especially when things start to get extremely dark and everything, like at this point in the season, wirh the whole apocalypse thing going on.
- Flashbacks to the times when the fanged four where not dead or soul-having!
- It was funny, but not completely gratuitious. There was some urgency, some mystery.
- The Italian stereotyping was funny but not, like, negative or anything (I mean, I'm not Italian, maybe Italians found it offensive) The maffia-ish character of the Immortal and his gang, the lady of Wolfram & Heart, it was al "typically" Italian, but it was not too much. Or that was at least how I perceived it.
- Andrew!
- Angel in a motor jacket
- And finally, Spike and Angel were almost like a married couple. Actually, I would love to see them as a married couple. I can already see them doing groceries: "Let's buy tomatoes" "You always want tomatoes, let's buy brocoli" "No, tomatoes are cheaper" "Oh, bugger off"
Sometimes it became almost slap stick, like with losing the head, chasing the car on a Vespa (Although them two together on a vespa is not an unpleasant sight, I must say). That was all a bit cheesy, but I thought it was all nicely balanced out. What do you think? Am I the only one who liked it?
PS: this is my 200th post 🙂
ItMustBeBunnies
yay for 200 posts:)