me too, i loved series 1 (doyle **sigh) and series 2.
dont get me wrong i loved all 5 and was sad to see it go, but these two stand out as the two that i loved the most before it all got bogged down with connor, and wolfram and hart etc etc etc
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I like the Connor story arc! Even though it can be argued they are the same, what I didn't like was the Cordy/Jasmine storyline. That was a little painful. The Wolfram & Hart season with Spike was awesome!
Cordy/Jasmine dragged, but so did the Connor shit. Cordy and Connor was entirely puke inducing!! Monte, you loved it because you're a big fat girl :P
Connor is a great character and is cool cuz he's so messed up. Allow me to repeat: the Cordy/Jasmine storyline from S4 was absolutely terrible. Connor wasn't. :)
Oh, and I am not fat! :lol:
Blah, blah, blah...
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<-- Never been a big fan of Cordy in either series. However, I did like her better when she and Buffy were head-to-head in their girlie-ness.
My order:
1. Angel
2. Buffy
3. Firefly (if it had lasted, it would be at 2)
4. Dr Horrible
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
100. Dollhouse
Monte .... but how did you feel about Dollhouse?!? :lol:
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I've seen Serenity but not Firefly.
Darkthoughts: what MonteGss said. It's not just one of my fav Whedon shows: personally, along with Doctor Who, Being Human and Life on Mars, it's one of my fav shows ever. See it asap!
Ok chaps, I'm on a mission.
Pam :lol: Bad Girls...shakes head :lol: I'm old school, Prisoner Cell Block H all the way!
My list exactly. Only thing I liked about Dollshouse was that Fred was back, even if she's not Fred anymore. I miss my Winifred :(
But you are a girl? I'd rather watch Cordy/Jasmine than Connor crap.
I liked it best. I only hated the Gunn storylinie in that season. Dude went soft.
In lingerie, to be more precise? If we're gonna wish, wish big. :D
I knew you had good taste.
Really? At first I HATED Illyria. Then i started to like her. Especially that episode where she keeps kicking Spike's ass. But the truth is, it's the only place they could go with Fred without the stagnating of her character. Who was she going to date next? They COULD have added me to the script, I'd date her. :) We could have an Angel Wedding episode!
Joss Whedon directing "Avengers" for Marvel
By Borys Kit
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – Joss Whedon is in final negotiations to direct the movie version of Marvel's all-star super-hero team "The Avengers."
Whedon's name first surfaced on Web site iesb.net in early April as being on the shortlist of directors Marvel was considering for the gig. He quickly and quietly became the only candidate, with reports surfacing Tuesday he was in talks.
Marvel had no comment.
"The Avengers" is the culmination of Marvel's movies and the storylines featuring the company's individual heroes: Hulk, Captain America, Iron Man and Thor; other Marvel comic book mainstays include the Wasp, the Scarlet Witch, the Vision and Hawkeye although it remains to be seen which of those characters will make the cut.
Marvel's dealmaking with its main actors in those previous movies provided for their inclusion in starring roles in "Avengers." That means Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man), Chris Evan (Captain America) and Chris Hemsworth (Thor) are expected to take part.
The involvement of Ed Norton, who portrayed Bruce Banner/Hulk, is less clear; the last Hulk movie, released by Universal in 2008, saw the actor clash with the company during post-production, leaving future association in doubt.
Marvel executives have a busy time ahead: "Iron Man 2" opens May 7; they are in production on "Thor" in New Mexico; and "Captain America" begins shooting in England this summer.
"Avengers" is expected to begin shooting in early 2011. Paramount, which has handled several of the company's recent pictures, presumably will distribute, though Marvel itself is now wholly owned by Disney.
Whedon is well-regarded in the comic community for creating "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," spin-off show "Angel," and cult sci-fi show "Firefly," and he directed many of the shows' episodes. The one feature he directed -- the big-screen version of "Firefly" called "Serenity" -- received good reviews but failed commercially.
Hiring Whedon as the director of "Avengers" would continue Marvel's out-of-the-box thinking when choosing directors (and actors, for that matter). Jon Favreau, now a superstar director thanks to the first "Iron Man," was considered a fish-out-of-water choice for that movie, having previously shot the well-reviewed box-office bomb "Zathura."
AWESOME!!:excited:
Joss Whedon is a GOD
Not that the original Firefly intro wasn't perfect, but God bless 80s cheese. More importantly, God bless fans of 80s cheese and Firefly with too much time on their hands!
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuEfGbj9qS4"]YouTube- Firefly Intro... The Awesome Edition[/ame]
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aha thats what it is:wtf: