Has anybody seen BtVS or Angel (buffy the vampire slayer?)And how did u thing the finale was?
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I watched Buffy and switched to Angel for the last season (following Spike). Buffy was the better of the two shows (better acted, better written), but I thought the last season was weak - too many characters were written out-of-character.  The finale was good, although it lost something because it was already publicized at the time that Spike was going to be on Angel the next season.  I also liked the Angel finale - the way everything was left up in the air at the end let's you decide for yourself what happened.
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omg!!! i love buffy the vampire slayer!!!!! do you see my picture? its buffy and angel!!!!! I LOVE BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER!!!! its awsome isnt it? i was so sad when they cancled it!!!\n:-(\ni felt like crying!\ni love buffy it is my fave show in the world!!!!\nSarah Michelle Gellar wanted to do other movies and stuff and was tired of playing buffy...she said "never again will i play buffy"  but now she was tellin the media she wants to do buffy again!!!!\ni hope she does....btw..joss whedon had other projects to!
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The concept of the show is good, they just didn't hit the mark though!!!! I just can't get into the show (probably because it's on at the same time as Lost)!!!!\n\nThe finale is Wednesday and I hope they ALL go home the way they came into the game....BROKE!!!!!! LOL
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I hope the show makes it. I like it so far. I love that Rider Strong grew up really cute. I used to watch Boy Meets World. And I hope the merging doesn't ruin all of the other shows I like such as Gilmore Girls and Supernatural.
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Yeah I loved it!!  It was on over here (in Australia) a while ago now but I loved it!  I especially loved the little girl from the 1920's (i think) who could see the future...that really intrigued me.  I love shows like that, that make you think.  \n\nAnd yes you are totally right.  It was intriguing how all the people that went missing were alive and safe (and didnt age!!) and then got returned, unlike real life where that never happens. \n\nI agree with you, it was a great show, i wish it would come back on T.V here!
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Yes I have watched the show. The new season I don't think the new show hastarted yet. The last episode had her sleeping with the new guy who turns out to be a DEA agent.
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In a word, yes. The longer version is that BtVS is a piece of postmodern art because:\n\n"In terms of popular culture and mass media, there has been a large push towards the postmodern tendency of "bricolage, pastiche and intertextuality" (Altman, 1999:141) in recent years. In regards to BtVS, the series creator, Joss Whedon, has stated when he was forming the character of Buffy he thought of "the little girl, the little blonde girl who goes into a dark alley and gets killed, in every horror movie. The idea of Buffy was to subvert that idea, that image, and create someone who was a hero where she had always been a victim. That element of surprise, that element of genre busting is very much at the heart of the series" (2001). The notion of "genre busting" is found in the postmodern mixing of horror, comedy and drama, and results in the playful deconstruction of genre conventions, forcing the audience to question their assumed knowledge of the 'rules' of a particular genre, such as the formal repetitive structure of horror films (Dika, 1987:87)"\n\nTherefore, the primary reason why the show can be considered postmodern is that, from its very inception, the show was intended to  flip and subvert the horror movie standard of the blonde girl being slain by the monster in the dark alley. \n\nBtVS also goes on to subvert standard readings of text and narrative by becoming extra-textual or outside of the text, by making transgressive allusions and references. Buffy's postmodernism comprises not only self-awareness but also awareness of other shows, movies, books and anything else, including referring to Martha Stewart as a demon.\n\nPostmodernism also often defines itself by what it is not. In the case of Buffy, the show (and its creator) often defines itself by setting itself apart from something else.  Thus, for instance, in Buffy many episodes, scenes or lines start with a cliché and then move on from it to subvert that cliché or exaggerate it in unconventional ways for dramatic purposes. This is demonstrated most clearly when a character questions a commonly used saying. For instance, in the season 2 episode, 'Lie to Me', Willow wonders why people say 'sticks out like a sore thumb' :\n\nXander: In no way do we stick out like sore thumbs. \nWillow: Okay, but do they really stick out? \n Xander: What? \nWillow:  Sore thumbs. Do they stick out? I mean, have you ever seen a  thumb and gone, 'Wow! That baby is sore!' \n Xander: You have too many thoughts.\n\nAnother example is the show's original conceit:  the cliche that high school can be hell is given a postmodern twist by creating a show in which high school was literally on the mouth of hell.
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I agree with Holly.. The very end when Eric shows up. I thought that was the best ending ever and such a shocker. I didn't think he was going to make an apperance in the season finale.\nOr when Fez and Jackie kiss that was cool too.
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I watched that for a while.  I like the guy that was engaged to Lexi (I can't remember his name right now).  I haven't watched it since he left.
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Sorry no.  But have you seen Angel?  also there will be movies of the week and maybe a mini series soon.  Buffy and Angel are both available on vidio tape/dvd
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The season finale was 3 weeks ago.  And yes, it has been cancelled.  NBC just announced their new schedule for next season, and they said it will not be returning.\n\nI tried to watch it once, but it was horrible (IMO).  Sorry man!
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It ended on a rather happy note. Mostly every one that was a main character survived. There of course was the lose of one main character that got to every ones heart. One character sacrificed him self but in the end came back as a roll on Angel. They fought the battle of good versus evil and good prevail. All the slayer powers weredistributed to all future or potental slayers. Any thing more feel free to email me and I can give more detail. Oh by the way it was one of my favorite series ever.
679704
Cassie won...I really liked her and Amber.  I Love that show.  It makes me want to be one...only in my dreams.  There is going to be another show airing BTW...Can't wait.
564906
I just finished watching it and I was totally SHOCKED and in TEARS.  I love this show b/c it always makes me cry.  I didn't see it coming even tho' looking back on it, they gave us alot of clues.  BRAVO!!!! BRAVO!!!
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I did not see any of it coming, except for a few things I'd read about in the TV Guide.\n\nHowever, after last nights show I honestly believe that Jack's father is/was high up in the ranks of the Dharma Initative. It was all too obvious that the flashback, which was supposed to be Ana Lucia's deliberately focused on him.\n\nI'm dying to see the finale but I really don't want it to end for the season!!!
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The gang makes an attack on the First's army, aided by Willow, who performs a powerful spell to imbue all of the Potentials with Slayer powers. Meanwhile, wearing the amulet that Angel brought, Spike becomes the decisive factor in the victory, and Sunnydale is eradicated. Buffy and the gang look back on what's left of Sunnydale, deciding what to do next...\n--but more importantly, there will no longer be any slaying in Sunnydale, or is that Sunnyvale....
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I loved that show, Buffy the slayer! But it started to get weird when the witch turned evil, then gay or was it vice versa.. and when Buffy died and came back to life., and when buff had sex with spike, and spike became a good guy.. or if he tried to be bad the pain chip would kick in.. and how about that high-IQ frankenstein monster who buffy killed by acquiring supernatural super powers.. hmm, mind-bogglingly confusing.