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Postby Warduke » Mon Feb 18, 2002 2:42 pm

quote:
Originally posted by Lijdrec:

Maybe Buffy, not being around as Willow said, "We've been missing her (Buffy)", actually was the best thing for Willow.

When Willow said that, she wasn't really talking about Buffy, she was talking about Tara, it was obvious and it also says so in the shooting script...

quote:
Tara: No, I wouldn't -- I was looking for Buffy.

Willow (disappointed): Oh. I haven't seen her since last night. She's not around much these days. We kinda miss her.

Tara knows Willow's really talking about her.

Tara (sincerely) I'm sure she feels the same way.



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Lijdrec
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posted February 18, 2002 17:03               

Yeah, I got the subtext at that time, but she was speaking to a very real situation with Buffy also....

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posted February 18, 2002 17:26               
(EDITED: Well, I'm slow as usual . I might as well leave it here, though)
Certainly the line about missing Buffy was actually about Tara (yay!!), but it probably also retains its surface meaning... Buffy hasn't really been around (just ask Dawn...or, you know, feel the vibes whenever you're in the ROOM with Dawn). I'm not sure, though, whether it would have been more helpful having Buffy away (avoidance of mystical stuff) or whether it would have been more helpful if Buffy could actually have been there for Willow. Seeing as, speaking of subtext, Buffy's conversations with Willow about her problem tended to be "So I should stop hooking up with Spike. Definitely bad. Yeah, I need to stop that. I'm sorry, did you have a problem?" I'm not trying to judge Buffy... God only knows she's had to deal with more than I can imagine... just throwing out thoughts.

Responding to other things I've read in this thread, Spike's lack of birthday gift may or may not be a symptom of his not caring. Could it be he didn't know about birthday presents? His experiences definitely include the realm of 6-packs (plus you can get 6-packs any time of day) but I don't really see him getting invited to many happy kiddie birthday parties (and hey, he has been gadding about in daylight lately, making a spectacle of himself, but I still can't quite see him stopping by the Bath & Body Works before the mall closes to pick something up for "his girl"). This, alas, is where my lack of encyclopedic Buffy knowledge hurts me. Has Spike been involved in Buffy birthday gift-giving before? (I read lots and lots of summaries online, but have only been able to watch sometimes) He gave Drusilla a necklace during the Angelus plotline, but I seem to recall that being Valentine's Day. He commented on the fact that Buffy Bdays are disasters, so it seems like the kind of custom he may have picked up on...I don't know. If I look back at this post and decide I'm an idiot for even being curious about this, I'll take this segment out.
(EDITED TO ADD: Something else just occurred to me, although I don't know what to make of it. Doesn't it seem like if this was last year Spike would have been there when Dawn said "I'm going shopping" and he would have gone with Dawn to get something (which Buffy would have spurned, sure, but that's not the point)? Just thinking.)

My only comment about the Xander thing (although I enjoyed watching X and A very much in this episode, unless, you know, W and T were onscreen, with their captivate-y ways) is that I would like to reaffirm that we're all here because we love Willow (and Tara! But that's not being questioned) and care about her well-being, no matter what our opinions of other characters' actions are. I'm pretty sure I'm not being too presumptious with that.

I really enjoyed this episode! Clem really impressed me for some reason. And Tara... le sigh

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posted February 18, 2002 17:54               
I just saw the ep thanks to the God that is Steve. I just fell in love with willow and Tara all over again *sigh* Willow ckecking herself out in the mirror, their little encounter all nervous with the hands and not knowing what to say. There's hope lot's of hope you cut the love in the air with a knife even in the tense moments.

Xander dissapointed me, tsk-tsk urging Willow to use magic was not nice.

I loved Tara taking jabs at Spike and kick ass Tara kicks ass! How hot did she look standing up for Willow, it was even better than when she said "no one messes with my girl"

Emma c did a wonderful acting job. She showed great range in this eppy.

I wonder what's up with Halfrek being the woman that dissed Spike before he got turned by Drusilla? Like someone said it could an inside joke or another plot point down the line.

Above all I'm just happy I got to see so much of Tara. The fact that she's friends with Buffy even if she's not with Willow was a nice turn too

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posted February 18, 2002 17:56            
just a question on something other than the W/T hopeful goodness...

did the timing of Xander and Anya dragging out the trunk just as Buffy opened her gift from Dawn seem a bit coarse to anyone or am I just sensitive to the poor teenager?

Buffy had barely seen what it was (other than the security tag) when wham Dawn got lost to Xander and Anya's surprise.


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posted February 18, 2002 18:06               
The timing was pretty bad but it's kinda like when you come into a friend's room (I'm in college, so that makes sense) with some really big piece of news and accidentally interrupt the conversation that's going on. You didn't mean to be rude but if it's too late to not say it (as with the trunk which you can't really hide) it wreaks havoc on the previous conversation anyway. I felt really bad for poor Dawnie (I can't figure out why I like that name) when that happened.

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posted February 18, 2002 22:10               
quote:
Originally posted by SiWangMu:
Has Spike been involved in Buffy birthday gift-giving before?

Last year in Blood Ties he brought a box of chocolates for Buffy on her birthday but never gave them to her.

D

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posted February 18, 2002 22:18               
That is the same box of chocolates Spike uses to beat the crap out of his Buffy mannequin. It seems like he would have atleast sprung for another box.

Mmm. Who am I kidding? This is Spike I am talking about.

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posted February 18, 2002 22:35               
Alas, I missed Blood Ties. Thanks for the info, GODisTigger--so Spike knew better!
Bad Spike.
Oh, wait...

edited to add: Post below very cool! And likely. Plus, the second thing... that would be so sweet... I'm pretty much beyond surprise with Spike I think.
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Spike likely found out about Buffy's party probably when he was at the bar when Willow probably showed up to buy alchol for the party. Willow likely told Spike about the party and he decided to bring Clem, since he was also at the bar playing cards.

Or Spike thought that if he sould give her a present later, when the scoobies aren't around to become suspecious.

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posted February 18, 2002 17:03               



Yeah, I got the subtext at that time, but she was speaking to a very real situation with Buffy also....

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posted February 18, 2002 17:03               
Yeah, I got the subtext at that time, but she was speaking to a very real situation with Buffy also....
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posted February 18, 2002 17:26               
(EDITED: Well, I'm slow as usual . I might as well leave it here, though)
Certainly the line about missing Buffy was actually about Tara (yay!!), but it probably also retains its surface meaning... Buffy hasn't really been around (just ask Dawn...or, you know, feel the vibes whenever you're in the ROOM with Dawn). I'm not sure, though, whether it would have been more helpful having Buffy away (avoidance of mystical stuff) or whether it would have been more helpful if Buffy could actually have been there for Willow. Seeing as, speaking of subtext, Buffy's conversations with Willow about her problem tended to be "So I should stop hooking up with Spike. Definitely bad. Yeah, I need to stop that. I'm sorry, did you have a problem?" I'm not trying to judge Buffy... God only knows she's had to deal with more than I can imagine... just throwing out thoughts.

Responding to other things I've read in this thread, Spike's lack of birthday gift may or may not be a symptom of his not caring. Could it be he didn't know about birthday presents? His experiences definitely include the realm of 6-packs (plus you can get 6-packs any time of day) but I don't really see him getting invited to many happy kiddie birthday parties (and hey, he has been gadding about in daylight lately, making a spectacle of himself, but I still can't quite see him stopping by the Bath & Body Works before the mall closes to pick something up for "his girl"). This, alas, is where my lack of encyclopedic Buffy knowledge hurts me. Has Spike been involved in Buffy birthday gift-giving before? (I read lots and lots of summaries online, but have only been able to watch sometimes) He gave Drusilla a necklace during the Angelus plotline, but I seem to recall that being Valentine's Day. He commented on the fact that Buffy Bdays are disasters, so it seems like the kind of custom he may have picked up on...I don't know. If I look back at this post and decide I'm an idiot for even being curious about this, I'll take this segment out.
(EDITED TO ADD: Something else just occurred to me, although I don't know what to make of it. Doesn't it seem like if this was last year Spike would have been there when Dawn said "I'm going shopping" and he would have gone with Dawn to get something (which Buffy would have spurned, sure, but that's not the point)? Just thinking.)

My only comment about the Xander thing (although I enjoyed watching X and A very much in this episode, unless, you know, W and T were onscreen, with their captivate-y ways) is that I would like to reaffirm that we're all here because we love Willow (and Tara! But that's not being questioned) and care about her well-being, no matter what our opinions of other characters' actions are. I'm pretty sure I'm not being too presumptious with that.

I really enjoyed this episode! Clem really impressed me for some reason. And Tara... le sigh

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posted February 18, 2002 17:26                (EDITED: Well, I'm slow as usual . I might as well leave it here, though)
Certainly the line about missing Buffy was actually about Tara (yay!!), but it probably also retains its surface meaning... Buffy hasn't really been around (just ask Dawn...or, you know, feel the vibes whenever you're in the ROOM with Dawn). I'm not sure, though, whether it would have been more helpful having Buffy away (avoidance of mystical stuff) or whether it would have been more helpful if Buffy could actually have been there for Willow. Seeing as, speaking of subtext, Buffy's conversations with Willow about her problem tended to be "So I should stop hooking up with Spike. Definitely bad. Yeah, I need to stop that. I'm sorry, did you have a problem?" I'm not trying to judge Buffy... God only knows she's had to deal with more than I can imagine... just throwing out thoughts.

Responding to other things I've read in this thread, Spike's lack of birthday gift may or may not be a symptom of his not caring. Could it be he didn't know about birthday presents? His experiences definitely include the realm of 6-packs (plus you can get 6-packs any time of day) but I don't really see him getting invited to many happy kiddie birthday parties (and hey, he has been gadding about in daylight lately, making a spectacle of himself, but I still can't quite see him stopping by the Bath & Body Works before the mall closes to pick something up for "his girl"). This, alas, is where my lack of encyclopedic Buffy knowledge hurts me. Has Spike been involved in Buffy birthday gift-giving before? (I read lots and lots of summaries online, but have only been able to watch sometimes) He gave Drusilla a necklace during the Angelus plotline, but I seem to recall that being Valentine's Day. He commented on the fact that Buffy Bdays are disasters, so it seems like the kind of custom he may have picked up on...I don't know. If I look back at this post and decide I'm an idiot for even being curious about this, I'll take this segment out.
(EDITED TO ADD: Something else just occurred to me, although I don't know what to make of it. Doesn't it seem like if this was last year Spike would have been there when Dawn said "I'm going shopping" and he would have gone with Dawn to get something (which Buffy would have spurned, sure, but that's not the point)? Just thinking.)

My only comment about the Xander thing (although I enjoyed watching X and A very much in this episode, unless, you know, W and T were onscreen, with their captivate-y ways) is that I would like to reaffirm that we're all here because we love Willow (and Tara! But that's not being questioned) and care about her well-being, no matter what our opinions of other characters' actions are. I'm pretty sure I'm not being too presumptious with that.

I really enjoyed this episode! Clem really impressed me for some reason. And Tara... le sigh

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posted February 18, 2002 17:54               


I just saw the ep thanks to the God that is Steve. I just fell in love with willow and Tara all over again *sigh* Willow ckecking herself out in the mirror, their little encounter all nervous with the hands and not knowing what to say. There's hope lot's of hope you cut the love in the air with a knife even in the tense moments.

Xander dissapointed me, tsk-tsk urging Willow to use magic was not nice.

I loved Tara taking jabs at Spike and kick ass Tara kicks ass! How hot did she look standing up for Willow, it was even better than when she said "no one messes with my girl"

Emma c did a wonderful acting job. She showed great range in this eppy.

I wonder what's up with Halfrek being the woman that dissed Spike before he got turned by Drusilla? Like someone said it could an inside joke or another plot point down the line.

Above all I'm just happy I got to see so much of Tara. The fact that she's friends with Buffy even if she's not with Willow was a nice turn too

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posted February 18, 2002 17:54                I just saw the ep thanks to the God that is Steve. I just fell in love with willow and Tara all over again *sigh* Willow ckecking herself out in the mirror, their little encounter all nervous with the hands and not knowing what to say. There's hope lot's of hope you cut the love in the air with a knife even in the tense moments.

Xander dissapointed me, tsk-tsk urging Willow to use magic was not nice.

I loved Tara taking jabs at Spike and kick ass Tara kicks ass! How hot did she look standing up for Willow, it was even better than when she said "no one messes with my girl"

Emma c did a wonderful acting job. She showed great range in this eppy.

I wonder what's up with Halfrek being the woman that dissed Spike before he got turned by Drusilla? Like someone said it could an inside joke or another plot point down the line.

Above all I'm just happy I got to see so much of Tara. The fact that she's friends with Buffy even if she's not with Willow was a nice turn too

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posted February 18, 2002 17:56            


just a question on something other than the W/T hopeful goodness...

did the timing of Xander and Anya dragging out the trunk just as Buffy opened her gift from Dawn seem a bit coarse to anyone or am I just sensitive to the poor teenager?

Buffy had barely seen what it was (other than the security tag) when wham Dawn got lost to Xander and Anya's surprise.


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posted February 18, 2002 17:56             just a question on something other than the W/T hopeful goodness...

did the timing of Xander and Anya dragging out the trunk just as Buffy opened her gift from Dawn seem a bit coarse to anyone or am I just sensitive to the poor teenager?

Buffy had barely seen what it was (other than the security tag) when wham Dawn got lost to Xander and Anya's surprise.


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posted February 18, 2002 18:06               


The timing was pretty bad but it's kinda like when you come into a friend's room (I'm in college, so that makes sense) with some really big piece of news and accidentally interrupt the conversation that's going on. You didn't mean to be rude but if it's too late to not say it (as with the trunk which you can't really hide) it wreaks havoc on the previous conversation anyway. I felt really bad for poor Dawnie (I can't figure out why I like that name) when that happened.

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posted February 18, 2002 18:06                The timing was pretty bad but it's kinda like when you come into a friend's room (I'm in college, so that makes sense) with some really big piece of news and accidentally interrupt the conversation that's going on. You didn't mean to be rude but if it's too late to not say it (as with the trunk which you can't really hide) it wreaks havoc on the previous conversation anyway. I felt really bad for poor Dawnie (I can't figure out why I like that name) when that happened.IP: LoggedGODisTiggerSassy Eggs


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posted February 18, 2002 22:10               
quote:
Originally posted by SiWangMu:
Has Spike been involved in Buffy birthday gift-giving before?

Last year in Blood Ties he brought a box of chocolates for Buffy on her birthday but never gave them to her.

D

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posted February 18, 2002 22:10               
quote:
Originally posted by SiWangMu:
Has Spike been involved in Buffy birthday gift-giving before?

Last year in Blood Ties he brought a box of chocolates for Buffy on her birthday but never gave them to her.

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posted February 18, 2002 22:18               


That is the same box of chocolates Spike uses to beat the crap out of his Buffy mannequin. It seems like he would have atleast sprung for another box.

Mmm. Who am I kidding? This is Spike I am talking about.

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posted February 18, 2002 22:18                That is the same box of chocolates Spike uses to beat the crap out of his Buffy mannequin. It seems like he would have atleast sprung for another box.

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posted February 18, 2002 22:35               


Alas, I missed Blood Ties. Thanks for the info, GODisTigger--so Spike knew better!
Bad Spike.
Oh, wait...

edited to add: Post below very cool! And likely. Plus, the second thing... that would be so sweet... I'm pretty much beyond surprise with Spike I think.
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posted February 18, 2002 22:35                Alas, I missed Blood Ties. Thanks for the info, GODisTigger--so Spike knew better!
Bad Spike.
Oh, wait...

edited to add: Post below very cool! And likely. Plus, the second thing... that would be so sweet... I'm pretty much beyond surprise with Spike I think.
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[This message has been edited by SiWangMu (edited February 18, 2002).]IP: LoggedJustinunregistered posted February 18, 2002 23:22              


Spike likely found out about Buffy's party probably when he was at the bar when Willow probably showed up to buy alchol for the party. Willow likely told Spike about the party and he decided to bring Clem, since he was also at the bar playing cards.

Or Spike thought that if he sould give her a present later, when the scoobies aren't around to become suspecious.

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posted February 18, 2002 23:22               Spike likely found out about Buffy's party probably when he was at the bar when Willow probably showed up to buy alchol for the party. Willow likely told Spike about the party and he decided to bring Clem, since he was also at the bar playing cards.

Or Spike thought that if he sould give her a present later, when the scoobies aren't around to become suspecious.

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby Lijdrec » Mon Feb 18, 2002 3:03 pm


Yeah, I got the subtext at that time, but she was speaking to a very real situation with Buffy also....
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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby SiWangMu » Mon Feb 18, 2002 3:26 pm

(EDITED: Well, I'm slow as usual . I might as well leave it here, though)
Certainly the line about missing Buffy was actually about Tara (yay!!), but it probably also retains its surface meaning... Buffy hasn't really been around (just ask Dawn...or, you know, feel the vibes whenever you're in the ROOM with Dawn). I'm not sure, though, whether it would have been more helpful having Buffy away (avoidance of mystical stuff) or whether it would have been more helpful if Buffy could actually have been there for Willow. Seeing as, speaking of subtext, Buffy's conversations with Willow about her problem tended to be "So I should stop hooking up with Spike. Definitely bad. Yeah, I need to stop that. I'm sorry, did you have a problem?" I'm not trying to judge Buffy... God only knows she's had to deal with more than I can imagine... just throwing out thoughts.

Responding to other things I've read in this thread, Spike's lack of birthday gift may or may not be a symptom of his not caring. Could it be he didn't know about birthday presents? His experiences definitely include the realm of 6-packs (plus you can get 6-packs any time of day) but I don't really see him getting invited to many happy kiddie birthday parties (and hey, he has been gadding about in daylight lately, making a spectacle of himself, but I still can't quite see him stopping by the Bath & Body Works before the mall closes to pick something up for "his girl"). This, alas, is where my lack of encyclopedic Buffy knowledge hurts me. Has Spike been involved in Buffy birthday gift-giving before? (I read lots and lots of summaries online, but have only been able to watch sometimes) He gave Drusilla a necklace during the Angelus plotline, but I seem to recall that being Valentine's Day. He commented on the fact that Buffy Bdays are disasters, so it seems like the kind of custom he may have picked up on...I don't know. If I look back at this post and decide I'm an idiot for even being curious about this, I'll take this segment out.
(EDITED TO ADD: Something else just occurred to me, although I don't know what to make of it. Doesn't it seem like if this was last year Spike would have been there when Dawn said "I'm going shopping" and he would have gone with Dawn to get something (which Buffy would have spurned, sure, but that's not the point)? Just thinking.)

My only comment about the Xander thing (although I enjoyed watching X and A very much in this episode, unless, you know, W and T were onscreen, with their captivate-y ways) is that I would like to reaffirm that we're all here because we love Willow (and Tara! But that's not being questioned) and care about her well-being, no matter what our opinions of other characters' actions are. I'm pretty sure I'm not being too presumptious with that.

I really enjoyed this episode! Clem really impressed me for some reason. And Tara... le sigh

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby nika » Mon Feb 18, 2002 3:54 pm

I just saw the ep thanks to the God that is Steve. I just fell in love with willow and Tara all over again *sigh* Willow ckecking herself out in the mirror, their little encounter all nervous with the hands and not knowing what to say. There's hope lot's of hope you cut the love in the air with a knife even in the tense moments.

Xander dissapointed me, tsk-tsk urging Willow to use magic was not nice.

I loved Tara taking jabs at Spike and kick ass Tara kicks ass! How hot did she look standing up for Willow, it was even better than when she said "no one messes with my girl"

Emma c did a wonderful acting job. She showed great range in this eppy.

I wonder what's up with Halfrek being the woman that dissed Spike before he got turned by Drusilla? Like someone said it could an inside joke or another plot point down the line.

Above all I'm just happy I got to see so much of Tara. The fact that she's friends with Buffy even if she's not with Willow was a nice turn too

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby KathleenWolf » Mon Feb 18, 2002 3:56 pm

just a question on something other than the W/T hopeful goodness...

did the timing of Xander and Anya dragging out the trunk just as Buffy opened her gift from Dawn seem a bit coarse to anyone or am I just sensitive to the poor teenager?

Buffy had barely seen what it was (other than the security tag) when wham Dawn got lost to Xander and Anya's surprise.


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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby SiWangMu » Mon Feb 18, 2002 4:06 pm

The timing was pretty bad but it's kinda like when you come into a friend's room (I'm in college, so that makes sense) with some really big piece of news and accidentally interrupt the conversation that's going on. You didn't mean to be rude but if it's too late to not say it (as with the trunk which you can't really hide) it wreaks havoc on the previous conversation anyway. I felt really bad for poor Dawnie (I can't figure out why I like that name) when that happened.
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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby GODisTigger » Mon Feb 18, 2002 8:10 pm

quote:
Originally posted by SiWangMu:
Has Spike been involved in Buffy birthday gift-giving before?

Last year in Blood Ties he brought a box of chocolates for Buffy on her birthday but never gave them to her.

Dquote:

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby The Rose » Mon Feb 18, 2002 8:18 pm

That is the same box of chocolates Spike uses to beat the crap out of his Buffy mannequin. It seems like he would have atleast sprung for another box.

Mmm. Who am I kidding? This is Spike I am talking about.

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby SiWangMu » Mon Feb 18, 2002 8:35 pm

Alas, I missed Blood Ties. Thanks for the info, GODisTigger--so Spike knew better!
Bad Spike.
Oh, wait...

edited to add: Post below very cool! And likely. Plus, the second thing... that would be so sweet... I'm pretty much beyond surprise with Spike I think.
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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby Justin » Mon Feb 18, 2002 9:22 pm

Spike likely found out about Buffy's party probably when he was at the bar when Willow probably showed up to buy alchol for the party. Willow likely told Spike about the party and he decided to bring Clem, since he was also at the bar playing cards.

Or Spike thought that if he sould give her a present later, when the scoobies aren't around to become suspecious.

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby anjee » Tue Feb 19, 2002 4:30 am

quote:
Originally posted by Kalita:
The only canonical connection is that Cecily and Halfrek were played by the same actress, and that Hallie called him "William".

Whether this plays out or not, we'll have to see. I'm willing to bet they are the same person, but you never know.



The thing is, they probably are the same character, because they rarely use actors in two different roles unless they were under heavy makeup at one point. And, even though Hallie has the vengence makeup on, you can tell she looks exactly like Cecily. I was watching Fool for Love before I made the connection, and Cecily came on the screen, and it was like, "Hey! That's Halfrek! No way!"

And that's about where I run out of things to say.

Anjeequote:

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby Lily » Tue Feb 19, 2002 4:44 am

I don't mean to be mean but could people be a little more careful with the spoilage in here. It takes a lot of effort to be spoiler free. Just knowing that a 'certain person' isn't in the next ep and a 'certain other person' is is a totally major spoil for me. I know people don't do it on purpose so don't freak but just a little more care for those of us who like to stay pure

Someone please let me know if it's not meant to be spoiler free in the weekly episode discussion threads and I'll stop reading them, which would suck cos you're all so damn funny!

[This message has been edited by Lily (edited February 19, 2002).]

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby tommo » Tue Feb 19, 2002 4:47 am

I really liked the Cecily/Halfrek interplay with Spike. It looked like he had a moment's flash of recognition, which was enough, heh heh.

I wonder what led her to become a "Justice Demon" as she so hilariously called it? Daddy issues? Hmmm. Perhaps she should have taken poor William and his effulgence in the first place...

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Sweetie...I'm a fag.

tommo
 


Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby xita » Tue Feb 19, 2002 8:07 am

quote:
Originally posted by Lily:
I don't mean to be mean but could people be a little more careful with the spoilage in here. It takes a lot of effort to be spoiler free. Just knowing that a 'certain person' isn't in the next ep and a 'certain other person' is is a totally major spoil for me. I know people don't do it on purpose so don't freak but just a little more care for those of us who like to stay pure

It would be more helpful to me as a moderator if you mailed one of us and told us where and who said the offending remark, cause I am not sure I know what you are referring to.

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xita
 


Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby GODisTigger » Sat Feb 23, 2002 7:22 pm

quote:
Originally posted by Epicurus:
Did anyone else notice Willow being shot beside Sophie in a lot of the scenes?

I was watching OaFA again and I noticed during the Monopoly/Poker scene that Willow and Sophie weren't in the room. I wonder where they went?

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GODisTigger
 


Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby The Rose » Sat Feb 23, 2002 7:38 pm

I noticed that too, but they did not really speak much to each other. It is no big deal.
Anyway, if W/T kept sitting together, they would eventually give in to their feelings for one another. They could barely restrain themselves when they were together.

Also, Anya owes Willow an apology. I am sure we will see that.

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Tara: My heart doesn't stutter.

Tara: Willow, I got so lost.
Willow: I found you. I will always find you.

Tara: Nobody messes with my girl!

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby Lily » Sat Feb 23, 2002 10:56 pm

Xita and all,
After posting in a huffy haste I've realised it's not really fair to expect people not to talk about stuff they probably saw in promos for the next episode just because my downloaded episodes don't include promos and I never watch them!

Sorry
Lily
 


Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby Cicca » Sat Mar 02, 2002 11:41 pm

quote:
Originally posted by j_uk:
Tara's present:
http://www.nationalshopping.co.uk/tara1.jpg

It may have been magical, since it vanished on the wide shot of them hugging.

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Ahhhhhh, those would have to be chocolates. What else would disappear so fast?
Chocolates from Tara... That's a happy thought.
And not wading into the discourse that's already been moved to other venues... I was so busy wiggling in happiness over the coolness and hotness (hmm, not good words to use together) of Tara to notice much else. Bad TV viewer! Bad me! I very carefully rewound the wigglesome Tara moments and watched and wiggled some more. Definitely a tape-worthy ep. Even if I got laughed at when I wiggled. Ah well... Things bode well for the girls...

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Prepare To Stop When Amber Flashing
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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby xita » Sun Mar 03, 2002 8:12 pm

Isn't this a cute picture

Found it at the cross and stake.

xita
 


Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby tommo » Sun Mar 03, 2002 8:40 pm

Oh too cute! Aly looks all mischievous. Love that look.

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Sweetie...I'm a fag.

tommo
 


Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby Wiccagrrl » Sun Mar 03, 2002 8:44 pm

Saw that picture, absolutely love it. Very, very cute.
Wiccagrrl
 


Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby GODisTigger » Sun Mar 03, 2002 8:44 pm

I love it any time that Aly smiles.

D

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They have Dial-A-Prayer for atheists now. You call up but nobody answers.

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Discussion – S6E14 – "Older and Far Away"

Postby Warduke » Sun Mar 03, 2002 8:47 pm

Aly's just sooo cute
Warduke
 

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