PurplePoof
Surgeon Of Mean
Using the 100th episode for Buffy instead of Cordelia would have made the entire season COMPLETELY without merit. You're Welcome is the one thing that saves it from being a total ZERO.
Sarah Michelle Gellar will not be resurrecting Buffy the Vampire Slayer for the finale of The WB spinoff series Angel after all, TV Guide Online reported. Gellar was reportedly asked to appear in the second-to-last episode, airing May 5, but was working on her upcoming supernatural movie The Grudge while that hour was being shot, the site reported.
Gellar was free to appear in the finale, which airs May 19, but Angel executive producer Joss Whedon told the site that he didn't want the send-off to "revolve around a guest star." "We will deal with the issue of Buffy and how much she means to Angel and Spike, but I want to end the show with the people who've been in the trenches together, the characters who have lived—and occasionally died—together: the regulars."
The May 5 episode will reportedly resolve the Angel-Spike-Buffy triangle, though Gellar won't appear, producers told the site. "Angel and Spike arrive at an understanding. That's all I'll say about that," executive producer Jeffrey Bell told TV Guide. "And without her being involved, Buffy's character has come to some sort of understanding, too."
Sci Fi Wire -- The News Service of the Sci Fi Channel
He said he invited Gellar to appear in the second-to-last episode, but she wasn’t available because she was in Tokyo working on the horror film “The Grudge” when the show was being shot.
Whedon’s partner, Jeffrey Bell, said show executives eventually learned that Gellar was available for the final episode despite being booked at the time of the penultimate one. But by that time, the second-to-last episode had already been written and shot, and getting her into the last episode “didn’t make any sense” with the plot that had been written so far.
“By the time it became a possibility, the ship had sort of sailed,” Bell said.
'Buffy' won't appear in 'Angel' finale - More news and other features- msnbc.com
SMG always has an excuse...
Yeah, but everytime she skips out of something it's because she was "filming" somewhere...the girl doesn't work THAT much. I don't buy it after I've heard it so many times.
Okay, I'm not gonna debate this with someone who's gonna defend her at all costs. 🙂
I don't believe she had valid reasons for everything she skipped out on.Lol I only defend her because she had valid reasons 🙂
Wait what Dawn was actually gonna be in? can some one please explain this and why she said no.
I belive she was suppose to be in Damage and later Girl in Question in Andrews place both times. But she was busy, I believe filming a movie and was not available.
Michelle Trachtenberg Trades Stakes for Skates. Entertainment Tonight conducts a brief interview with MT about her role in Disney's 'Ice Princess'.
To add some random trivia: according to Jeff Bell, Michelle Trachtenberg was set to guest star on Angel, and would have appeared if it weren't for a scheduling issue with this 'Ice Princess' movie.
The Angel producers had contacted MT, and she had agreed to appear in the episode, 'The Girl In Question'. Trouble arose when Disney replaced the original director of 'Ice Princess'; this accelerated the movie's filming schedule and thus Michelle could no longer make her planned Angel appearance. In the end, Tom Lenk was used in her stead.
Whedonesque : Comments on 4825 : Michelle Trachtenberg Trades Stakes for Skates.
Cool thanks for telling me
Although i wouldn't have liked it to been Dawn instead of
Andrew in the first Andrew ep but not if she were with him.
I would of loved to see her in the Girl In Question though i can just imagine.
So you expected Buffy to have all the answers within a year then eh?
I would have felt disgusted if she had made her decision, the story was perfect as was.
Here is the artcile mentioning her canceled appearance in TGQ
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Michelle Trachtenberg Trades Stakes for Skates. Entertainment Tonight conducts a brief interview with MT about her role in Disney's 'Ice Princess'.
To add some random trivia: according to Jeff Bell, Michelle Trachtenberg was set to guest star on Angel, and would have appeared if it weren't for a scheduling issue with this 'Ice Princess' movie.
The Angel producers had contacted MT, and she had agreed to appear in the episode, 'The Girl In Question'. Trouble arose when Disney replaced the original director of 'Ice Princess'; this accelerated the movie's filming schedule and thus Michelle could no longer make her planned Angel appearance. In the end, Tom Lenk was used in her stead.
Whedonesque : Comments on 4825 : Michelle Trachtenberg Trades Stakes for Skates.