**SPOILERS**
I loved "Not Fade Away". It was an amazing episode. It was exactly how Angel should have ended, but not necessarily how I wanted it to end. I remember watching "Not Fade Away" and being on the edge of my seat. I couldn't wait for the next scene or the next fight. It was a truly amazing episode. As I was watching, the scene came to an alley. Angel, Spike, Gunn, and Illyria were the only ones left. Lorne had left. Wesley had died a heroic, but a sad and tearful death. As the four stood in the alleyway, I glanced at my clock, and was like, "What the hell?" There was only four or five minutes left to the show, and I knew how it was going to end. Typical Joss Whedon stuff, huh?
However, Buffy's finale, "Chosen", with its amazing fight scenes, shocking new slayers, Anya's death, Spike's heroic death to the save the world, and so much more, had me loving this finale even more than "Not Fade Away." Personally, I liked the somewhat closure we got at the ending of Buffy. I was like, "Okay, Spike is dead, but he died a good death. Buffy seems happy. They saved the world. Again." With "Not Fade Away", I stared at the screen. Blank faced and shocked. Could this really be the ending of one of my all time favorite shows? Are they dead or not dead? That is the question. In "Chosen", I loved seeing Angel and Buffy together again. I still, and always will be a Spuffy shipper, but seeing them together was great. And Angel's remarks like, "That's great. Everyone's got a soul now.You know, I started it. The whole having a soul. Before it
was all the cool new thing." Also, the way Spike was punching his drawing of Angel. Classic. But, mainly, I love having just a little more closure...