[The Soul American Fan Of Yahtzee]

Well, his rants are what makes him Yahtz. Remember the Halloween: Resurrection review? And though I never really thought of bashing the Charmed girls in the heads with frying pans, I did have thoughts of throwing Clay Aiken in a bag with 1543.5 cats from "St. Ives" and beating the bag with a stick so as to get the cats very pissed off.

[Lachie Dazdarian]

Bad series. I have a couple of mine.

The Others - Mwahaha!
Alias - Urg!

I rock in reviews.

[Chyld]

Now now, nothing wrong with lambasting annoying shiny girlz...

Not annoying, not so shiny girls, yes...

[der Mudda]

It's a little sad Yahtzee had to go all that way to discover TV, whatever happened to the great Australian outdoor lifestyle?

Actually I'm rather fond of "CSI", and "Charmed" as well - though I think there should be more ugly people around. I think it must be hard to defeat demons without breaking a nail, mussing up the hair and busting out of the skimpy top.

We haven't got the other programmes mentioned on British terrestrial TV - yet.

Keep on ranting son.

[Icey]

Don't have much to add since I've pretty much given up on most TV, except for specially, but perfectly legal downloaded episodes... Because I dislike most of todays TV, except for Queer Eye and movies. (especially bad ones like Purple Rain!)

I did like CSI and Charmed for a while though.

[Jane Sherwood]

I don't think I've ever bothered to watch even one episode "Charmed", and I don't think I ever will at this point. The only show I actually follow (obsessively, week after week) that's still showing new episodes is "Angel." I used to do the same with BtVS, but since it finished up last year I've just been collecting the DVDs.


(*suspects ridicule, :angry: *)


Not one word.

[Chris]

The day somebody invents a missile that homes in on and destroys people described by misguided Americans as "sassy," I will be a happy man. A happy, well-armed man.

[Supes]

(*suspects ridicule, :angry: *)


Not one word.

None from this point! I love both Buffy and Angel. Haven't been able to catch much of the current season of Angel, but I'll track them down.

[Icey]

I saw the old Buffy movie, that's all the Buffy I'll need for a life time.

[The Soul American Fan Of Yahtzee]

still showing new episodes is "Angel."

Dare I say not anymore? [I have word from very reliable sources... aka my friend who works on the show]... and the official site

[Jane Sherwood]

I saw the old Buffy movie, that's all the Buffy I'll need for a life time.

Trust me on this one, Icey: the TV show is indescribably better than the movie.

And yeah, I know this is supposed to be the last season of Angel, but denial is a beautiful, beautiful thing...

This post has been edited by Jane Sherwood: 08 April 2004 - 02:45 PM

[Icey]

But I'm too lazy to try to get into Buffy now!

[Heccubus]

Trust me on this one, Icey: the TV show is indescribably better than the movie.

I call blasphemy on that. Mostly because the movie was good, and funny, whereas the TV show is not. Ever. I give them credit because, as a TV show, it's relatively complex in its production and so forth, but the movie just screams "camp", so that makes it better by my book.

[Jane Sherwood]

...Crap.

I had a very good argument set up for something like this, I really did. But somehow I've just been overcome with rampant fan-girlism, and the only thing I can think of right now is Spike. The movie doesn't have Spike in it. Therefore, I would still think the show was superior, even if it was utter crap, simply because of the fact that it has SPIKE.