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It is the WWE.

Well, saying that Adam Baldwin has a role in a episode isn't really spoiling anything. Besides, he is the fuckin man. He was my favorite character from Firefly. And here is the ratings report for Wednesday. Damn, Angel got killed in the 18-34 demographic. I thought they did better than that.

How is she a bitch? It's her ring. Thats like selling something your mom gave you for Christmas. If your mother then proceded to beat you on a regular basis. I'm with AS on this one. Besides, $20,000 for a ring? Who would buy that?

Matt Hardy isn't on the card either. Maybe it's just me, but I think there's something wrong when Matt Hardy, Paul London, and Lance Storm don't have a match at WrestleMania, but Stacy Keibler, Jackie Gayda, Torrie Wilson, and Sable do. No it isn't just you, that is very wrong.

Season 3 is better because they got rid of the monster of the week type episodes and consitrated on the story arc. They sort of did that in season 2, but not really. However, seeing Angel act crazy in season 2 defiently owned. And the last episode will air May 19th. For episode 18, "Orgin," here is the cast and additional cast. Let me just say this episode is going to rule.

Hmm, I might have to see this move this week. Todd Phillips is a good director.

Since they play in a weak conference and have no inside threat. No he isn't.

Okay, if this is true, then go fans of Angel. Wow, that sounded so corny.

My friend Paddy got me this job at Old Town Crossing, which sells nice furniture for $4000. It's in the Hamptons, so of course people will pay that much for a table. I get paid $12 an hour, under the table. The hardest part of the job is moving some furniture around the store and having to deliever some at times. Other than that, I just clean the store, and do errands for my boss. Last week, I brought the bosses daughter's dog to the vet. I sat around for an hour and got paid for it.

Considering two weeks ago, they were getting NOTHING in return for his departure... John Clayton's thoughts on this... I don't know, I just believe they could have gotten more for him. He is one of the best WRs in the game.

I read that too and I don't believe it at all. Angel is done with. However, since Joss has the Firefly movie I am happy about that. EW had a report about the Firefly movie this week; so that is always good. Plus the fact that EW loves Joss.

We had a exam in gym class every year in high school and it was the same test every year. They had some trick questions on there. How many outs in a inning? Is basketball a contact sport?

Wow, my Niners got rid of Owens just for a second-round pick? That has to be the worst trade ever.

Bah, even if she still has to do SOME slayer duties, she isn't alone anymore. There are hundereds, maybe thousands of girls out there who are now slayers. Buffy was by herself because she was the only slayer. Faith was in jail and was evil for awhile, so basically Buffy was alone. Buffy isn't alone anymore!

How so? She doesn't have to do anything; Giles, Andrew and crew are doing all of that. She was in Italy, going to school. She finally can have a normal life.

I watched "Inside Out" last night from season 4 of Angel. That is the episode that Jasmine is born and when Skip tells them that everything they have done in their life was leading up to Jasmine being born. In a way, Angel's soul purpose was to have Connor so he can make Jasmine. From what you said Ripper, it sort of fits the same thing for Buffy. However, I see something different. Even though what Buffy did for Spike was "planned" the whole time, her own story was still told. The whole series was based around Buffy being alone and no matter what she couldn't be completly happy. Which is ironic because her first love never could be happy either; but that is a different story. Spike even tells Riley that she will never love him like that because she will always be alone. Willow then made it so that there can be more than one slayer at a time, with the sythe. Since there are slayers all over the world, Buffy wasn't alone anymore. She could live a normal life because she wasn't the only chosen around anymore. One of the major themes of the series was that Buffy was always going to be alone; and it ended so that she wasn't going to be alone anymore. On another note, I am watching the end of season 4 again with Jasmine. And when I first watched it last year, I hadn't seen a lot of Angel episodes. Now that I have seen every episode, I see all of the characters of what they are really like. Basically, the arc of season 4 is really good, and makes season 4 even better than I remember.

Yes, I also love how much the characters have grown over the years. EDIT: Last night I really wanted to know what happens next, so I read the spoilers. However, I had a few beers and can't seem to remember it. I am glad that I can't.

RRRR, since I know you read the spoilers, can you give us a preview for the next episode, without spoiling anything?

Season 1 isn't underrated; it is what it is. And can we please talk about tonight's Angel? Where is RRR?

Wow, that episode was something really different. It wasn't as good as last weeks, but it was still good in its own way. I won't number everything like I usually do because I don't feel the episode warrants that. It wasn't one of those episodes that had a lot of great moments; but one that was great in it all. The thing about Fred is she is THE heart of Team Angel. She is just like Kayleigh in Firefly, and I am sure Joss did that on purpose. Everyone loves Fred, and to see her gone like that is pure Joss, and I love it. The ending was very poetic. Everyone was sad about Fred being gone, everything felt alone. Then at the same time, Illyria was alone too and she didn't know her place in the world. Everyone seemed lost and that is because the heart is gone. However, Wes is the fuckin shit. I would never want to go toe-to-toe with Wes; he would fuckin kill me in a second. And RRR you are right, this goes DEEP. Ten bucks says this gets A LOT deeper and I am loving every second of it.

They don't bash auto racing. Yeah they do. On PTI, they did mail time. There was a question about Nascar, and Tony said something about who cares about Nascar, and they went back to the last question.

My guess is they took it down.

I understand why ESPN bashes wrestling. Wrestling isn't a real sport, even though it takes atheltism to wrestle. If you showed Tony a really good match, and talked him through it, I think he would appreciate it.

I finally got around to listening to the commentaries for "Serenity" and "The Train Job." Wow, Joss is such a genius. I really hope to work with him someday.

That was just the First fuckin with Dawn. It wasn't supposed to go anywhere. Yes it did. The First knew that Spike was important, and it wanted to get rid of him some how. Plus, he was the one who opened the seal to get the ubervamp out. The whole point of the series was about how Buffy was always alone, she couldn't have a normal life because she was "Chosen." Then, all of these girls who are potentials, became slayers. Now, she no longer is alone and can be a normal girl. So that is where it went. The First thought that Jonathan was the one who would open the seal; but it was wrong. After that, the First gave up on Andrew eventually. Just trying to hide it from the kids; he knew something was up. Got me there. If the ubervamps took over the planet, it would have enough power to become human. I am not sure about the seal. I believe the First was breeding ubervamps, major guess there.