Renouncing my ways...
POSTED BY: deepgirl187
UPDATED: Thursday, October 19, 2006 08:18
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I started with BtVS in the 5th season and played major catch-up, but it was my first Whedon show so I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for Buffy. It's certainly not Firefly by any stretch of the imagination, but the heart is there and once in a while you catch an inkling of what's to come. I'd definitely recommend getting through the season 1 as quickly as possible...there IS a light at the end of the tunnel. They do get better. :)
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And Season 5 is the best 
***Never judge a book by its movie***
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The seasons start off as rather kiddy-like but they are good episodes. Later they take on a more serious note. From there it takes on a full blown soap opera that drags your souls Straight into it.
I never thought I would be saying this.
River
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Quote:I feel for you (not just a Simon line
Originally posted by AURaptor:
That's 2 weeks now I'm having to wait because of their screw up.
), although I seem to remember suggesting that you and all others with even a mild liking of the first season to just go ahead and purchase the Chosen Collection....any way you do it though, good vamp hunting to ya!Would have saved me a lot of time and $ Chrisisall
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Quote:Me too.
Originally posted by RiveR6213:
The seasons start off as rather kiddy-like but they are good episodes. Later they take on a more serious note. From there it takes on a full blown soap opera that drags your souls Straight into it.
(Now is it Dark Angel time, yet?)
Persistant to excess Chrisisall
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After watching four episodes, I've decided the easiest course of action would be to just buy the entire series, along with Angel once I get to it. Now if I can only save up the cash...
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"What you plan and what takes place ain't ever exactly been similar."
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Quote:Jolly good decision on Buffy, but I advise caution with Angel- some like it better than Buffy, some not nearly as much (me), and I think it depends on how you percieve David Boreanaz. I totally like him as a supporting actor, but I don't see him holding up an entire series by himself (as Angel, at any rate), however, your milage may vary. Season one is a must-see, though.
Originally posted by deepgirl187:
After watching four episodes, I've decided the easiest course of action would be to just buy the entire series, along with Angel once I get to it. Now if I can only save up the cash...
I sold comics and DVD's I wasn't watching very often to finance my Joss addiction; it was faster than saving up...
And don't forget Titan AE! Chrisisall
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Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
I sold comics and DVD's I wasn't watching very often to finance my Joss addiction; it was faster than saving up...
Eeeep, why have I not thought of this sooner!?
And I've been netflixing Buffy...
NO MORE!
* digs thru office shelf for all old comics and checks DVD shelf for stuff that no longer suits.*
I like going to the Book Barn! I'm SURE they know folks who will want these.
"You hold. Hold 'til I get back." Mal
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At Turn It Up, the local used CD and DVD store, I can get between $4 and $8, depending on the title, more for box sets. If you have like 30 DVD's you can sell, that just about the Chosen Collection right there. Comics are a bit dodgey, they have to be classic, in demand, and in great condition, otherwise it's like, you'll get a quarter a comic or $25 a box or whatnot.
Or u can take out a loan Chrisisall
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