Brian Lynch has a Q&A over at slayalive right now, where we can ask about his new on-going Spike series (and more), that will release soliciations next month!
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Top 3 AKAs: part 2
The second installment of my Top 3 AKAs list-thingy. First part here.
3. Vision girl, by Cordelia in Untouched.
2. Chips and dips girl, by Cordelia in Surprise.
1. Stick figure Barbie, by Gunn in First Impressions.
3. (Wesley's) muscle, by Wesley in Lineage.
3. A glorified brick-layer, by Spike in The Gift.
2. A very powerful man-witch, by Xander in Bargaining part 2.
1. A nummy treat, Spike in Hush.
2. A very powerful man-witch, by Xander in Bargaining part 2.
1. A nummy treat, Spike in Hush.
3. Funky party weasel, by Xander in Surprise.
2. A sexy fuddy-duddy, by Jenny in The Dark Age.
1. Ripper, by Ethan in Halloween.
2. A sexy fuddy-duddy, by Jenny in The Dark Age.
1. Ripper, by Ethan in Halloween.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Weekly feature: What to buy?
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Weekly feature: Excerpt from original script
From Tough Love (Tara goes crazy, and Willow goes dark).
"Willow defends her use of magick with help from The wizard of Oz in a line due to length:
'But it's good-witch, not bad-witch power. You know, Glenda-in-a-bubble, not Margaret-Hamilton-on-a-bicycle power.'"
I suppose this line was suppose to be from Willow & Tara's argument.
"Willow defends her use of magick with help from The wizard of Oz in a line due to length:
'But it's good-witch, not bad-witch power. You know, Glenda-in-a-bubble, not Margaret-Hamilton-on-a-bicycle power.'"
I suppose this line was suppose to be from Willow & Tara's argument.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Books on the way
We have a few Buffy/Angel non-fiction books coming our way.
Literary Angel: Essays on Influences and Traditions Reflected in the Joss Whedon Series.
Release date: Unknown.
Buffy in the Classroom: Essays on Teaching With the Vampire Slayer.
Release date: November 3, 2010.
Buffy, Ballads, and Bad Guys who sing: Music in the World of Joss Whedon
Covering BtVS, Ats, Firefly, Serenity and Dr. Horrible Sing-Along Blog.
Release date: September 16, 2010.
Literary Angel: Essays on Influences and Traditions Reflected in the Joss Whedon Series.
Release date: Unknown.
Buffy in the Classroom: Essays on Teaching With the Vampire Slayer.
Release date: November 3, 2010.
Buffy, Ballads, and Bad Guys who sing: Music in the World of Joss Whedon
Covering BtVS, Ats, Firefly, Serenity and Dr. Horrible Sing-Along Blog.
Release date: September 16, 2010.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Weekly feature: Excerpt from original script
From Checkpoint (The Council visits, acting bitchy, tests Buffy, etcetc).
I'm giving you two excerpts this week, since I'm not sure which one I've used before.
"Willow has some rhyming fun when recapping events from the previous episode in a line cut due to length:
'I didn't create the troll. I didn't date the troll. In fact I hate the troll. I helped deflate the troll.'"
"Anya's false history to the Council went on a little longer in the script:
'And when I was seven, I had a pet dachsund that died from choking on a wiener, which I find ironic.'"
I'm giving you two excerpts this week, since I'm not sure which one I've used before.
"Willow has some rhyming fun when recapping events from the previous episode in a line cut due to length:
'I didn't create the troll. I didn't date the troll. In fact I hate the troll. I helped deflate the troll.'"
"Anya's false history to the Council went on a little longer in the script:
'And when I was seven, I had a pet dachsund that died from choking on a wiener, which I find ironic.'"
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Wall mounted Tower Leaping Gift Buffy
Another awesome Willowarlock custom. This one is a bit different, since it's going to be attached to a wall when displayed, instead of standing on it's own on a flat surface.
Click here for more pictures of the custom.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Weekly feature: Exerpt from original script
From Triangle (Buffy's all sad Riley left, and there's a big troll. And Anya & Willow work things out).
"'Um... Giles? Could you maybe make an angry face? 'Cause the smile is kind of scaring me.'
In an early draft of the script, Willow cowers as Giles returns from England early and surveys the damage to The Magic Box."
"'Um... Giles? Could you maybe make an angry face? 'Cause the smile is kind of scaring me.'
In an early draft of the script, Willow cowers as Giles returns from England early and surveys the damage to The Magic Box."
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Weekly feature: What to buy?
Just released last week is the first omnibus of several collecting the "old" Buffy fiction books, that are currently out of print (but easy to find on amazon and ebay).
The first one collects Coyote Moon, Night of the Living Rerun and Portal Through Time.
LINK
The first one collects Coyote Moon, Night of the Living Rerun and Portal Through Time.
LINK
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Top 3 AKAs: part 1
I'm going to start a top 3 list installment that will be going on for a few weeks/months. Four characters per post, with my favorite AKAs(nick names/descriptions) for those characters (the AKAs used on the shows or in the comics that is).
3. Cookie dough, by Buffy in Chosen.
2. Class Protector, by Jonathan in The Prom.
1. A hell of a woman, by Riley in As You Were and Spike in Touched.
1. A hell of a woman, by Riley in As You Were and Spike in Touched.
1. L'il Punkin' Belly, by Joyce in No Place Like Home.
2. Craddle robbing, creature-of-the-night boyfriend, by Buffy in What's My Line part 1.
1. Handsome man, by Fred in Through The Looking Glass and A Hole In The World.
3. The Destroyer, by slug-in-Fred in The Price.
2. A sweetie pie, by Cordelia/Jasmine/possessed Cordelia in Habeas Corpses.
1. Angel's handsome, yet androgynous, son, by Willow in Orpheus.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Weekly feature: What to buy?
Here's something cool-but-way-too-expensive-and-possibly-fake that I can't get.
Invitation to warp party
Invitation to warp party
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Weekly feature: Excerpt from original script
From Buffy vs Dracula.
"In an early version of the script, Buffy's 'defeat' of Dracula is less comic and more nonexistent. In the script his exit comes after she arms herself with a lit torch taken off Drac's wall whjen Giles and Riley burst into the room:
The arrival of her entourage is the final draw for Dracula. He fixes Buffy with a final look, full of both pain and fury.
DRACULA: 'What a shame. You could have been great, you know.'
With that, he flings himself out the massive window, shattering it.
EXT. DRACULA'S CASTLE-NIGHT.
Dracula, having changed into a wolf, comes flying out the window. He hits the ground and lopes into the dark woods."
"In an early version of the script, Buffy's 'defeat' of Dracula is less comic and more nonexistent. In the script his exit comes after she arms herself with a lit torch taken off Drac's wall whjen Giles and Riley burst into the room:
The arrival of her entourage is the final draw for Dracula. He fixes Buffy with a final look, full of both pain and fury.
DRACULA: 'What a shame. You could have been great, you know.'
With that, he flings himself out the massive window, shattering it.
EXT. DRACULA'S CASTLE-NIGHT.
Dracula, having changed into a wolf, comes flying out the window. He hits the ground and lopes into the dark woods."
The aired version: Click
Source (as usual for Buffy-excerpts): The watcher's guide.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Xander and Gender Reversal
This essay ponders Xander's not-always-so-macho role in the Buffyverse. (Spoilers for season 8)
Musings: Xander and Gender Reversal
Musings: Xander and Gender Reversal
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Trailers
If you have not seen this guy/girl's Buffy & Angel trailers, you need to. He/She has made vids for several season, and they're epic, in the true sense of the word.
Here's the one he/she made for the first season of Buffy.
Here's the one he/she made for the first season of Buffy.
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