Warren ?

Well I mean, I wasn't like rooting for him, of course, since he's a villain, but I did like him as a character. He was really well developed and he added a lot. Plus, you needed something to balance out the geeky hilarious personalities of Jonathan and Andrew.
 
Apparently Amy does in Season 8. Other than that, I would be really surprised if anyone here could find any redeeming qualities in the man (well, Andrew seemed to have a crush on him in Season 6. Does that count?)
 
I didn't really like Warren. I liked Jonathon and Andrew but Warren bugged me so much. He was a creep. I mean he was not even the cool kind of bad he was just kind of the pervish bad. I thought it was weird that he made himself a robot (although Spike did too but I thought that was CREEPY too:whistle🙂 And I think what I hated the most about him was the fact that he killed his girlfriend because she was trying to leave. I just did not like his character. Plus he killed Tara:bite-cha: which made me really mad. So yeah not a big Warren fan. : erm :
 
white avenger said:
Apparently Amy does in Season 8. Other than that, I would be really surprised if anyone here could find any redeeming qualities in the man (well, Andrew seemed to have a crush on him in Season 6. Does that count?)
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lol yeah that is true, we'll make it count for half of one :biggrin:
 
nope! couldn't stand him, I think of any other Buffyverse character who is as unlikable as him, well apart from kennedy.
 
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Kemy
^^What she said. A man with no morals when it came to women, deserved what he got.
I didn't like Warren but I guess that was the point. As villains go he wasn't scary like some of the others but he could do a lot of damage and he did. He had all the desperation of a common crook. What made it real for me is that he was human and Buffy couldn't kill him just like that for moral reasons. So the many times she met him face to face she hadn't a leg to stand on except to try to put him behind bars. It just goes to show that when it comes to life even superheroes can't solve everything. He was a necessary addition to the plot in my opinion.
 
VisionGuy said:
I can't stand him at all. Warren deseves to be skinned alive.
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:lmao: that was funny but sucks to be him eek!!

Well you look at that, we finally agree on something 😀
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Oh noo!!!! The world is ending lol!! If Anya had been shot then I would have him skinned alive piece by piece for a long and agonizing death!
lol! The perfect pain of the bullet into his body then a sad little attempt at begging then "Bored now" haha dead!
That was great! and yet disturbing lol
 
Warren would be number one on my list of most evil villains on BtVS. He shot Buffy just because he lost face.: po: What a creep! Really no redeeming qualities in that coward. But did he deserve to die that way after all the damage he's done? Let me think. I'm done thinking. Yes. And why? Because he showed no remorse.
 
I liked Warren. He was an insecure little man who, rather than trying so hard to make it the "right" way like even our vamp boys eventually do, instead tried to threaten and coerce people into making things easy for him -- the slimy way. It wasn't just that did wrong. It was the selfish, weasley way in which he did wrong that made him great. He had no loyalty, no human connection. Heck, even Dru had loyalty! He was sub-human. The reason that Warren lost his humanity, (perhaps his soul?) though, was because he was isolated and inept and insecure. He was a perfect villain for season 6: someone who faced his inner demons, like the scoobies did, but lost.
 
Warren the character was a strange one.
Now the person who portrayed Warren was liked by most of the cast and crew, he had an ability to make them laugh; as in the plural of Nemesies, ees, ise, which apparently was cut 'cos every-one was nearly in hysterics, and we won't mention what happened with Jonathon's magic bone !
 
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