Angel

[intertext]

I have to report that I am now watching "Angel" to assuage somewhat my Buffy withdrawal. It serves the purpose; I'm enjoying it, though have to confess that I'm hoping for an antidote to two very tragic episodes in a row. In one, Angel becomes human for a day and a night, long enough to spend a passionate time with Buffy, who was visiting. In a noble sacrifice, he gives up being human in order to continue his mission to fight evil and better protect his true love. He remembers; she doesn't. Sniff. And THEN, in the very next episode, Doyle, whom I really liked, gives his life in an intense, noble, heroic way. Sniff sniff.

Comments

[intertext.livejournal.com]

Ah, you're ahead of me, but I've been doing the same thing, renting a dvd or two per week. I've now worked my way through all of Buffy, and am just on Season 1 of Angel, so have something to look forward to, obviously. It does fill the gap left by Buffy.

[a-d-medievalist.livejournal.com]

Yep -- but because I watched them interspersed, so that the crossovers made sense.