Watching Reprise--ever been there?

POSTED BY: jwhedonaddict
UPDATED: Tuesday, August 14, 2007 17:48
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JWHEDONADDICT

Thursday, August 9, 2007 9:02 PM

Has anyone else but me ever felt what Angel is feeling in this ep.? The utter hopelessness?

It still gets to me, this ep. and how much I relate to everything he's going through. I watch it whenever I need to feel like I'm not alone.

Then of course there's Epiphany, and it picks me right back up and reminds me of why I need to get up out of bed every day.

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A.V.Club Interviewer: "What can you say about Goners, the horror-fantasy film you're developing?"
Joss Whedon: Well, there may be some female empowerment in it at some point. [Laughs.] I don't know who put that there. It's the same brew that I tend to brew, which is a combination of horror, and heroes, and people crying, and female empowerment. It's the thing that's made my career..."

(For Joss)

FILLIANGIRL4136

Tuesday, August 14, 2007 2:13 AM

I have to agree with you on the two episodes. They are best of the season and lead up to the greatest pregnancy story on t.v., but...

I feel the episode shows the point that Angel reaches rock bottom so well, that I can't help but want to reach out and just rock him like a little kid after a nightmare. I think that it was a one of the best episodes in the series.

Got to love Angel

JWHEDONADDICT

Tuesday, August 14, 2007 5:48 PM

Abso-frickin'-lutely!

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A.V.Club Interviewer: "What can you say about Goners, the horror-fantasy film you're developing?"
Joss Whedon: Well, there may be some female empowerment in it at some point. [Laughs.] I don't know who put that there. It's the same brew that I tend to brew, which is a combination of horror, and heroes, and people crying, and female empowerment. It's the thing that's made my career..."

(For Joss)