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Relationships
A discussion about Relationships on TV-Shows, including Buffy and Angel... |
"Give them what they need, not what they want". SMRT-TV column includes Buffy/Angel in column discussing how much more interesting it is when TV relationships go badly than when they end happily ever after.
"But the best television romances are the ones that end horribly, or that twist off into some previously unthought of direction. No show embodies this more than Buffy the Vampire Slayer."
| | [by The Twins (smrt-tv) ] [5 comments]
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| cherylforba | 06.08.06 - 20:43 | | Joss made history when he created Buffy and Angel. | | ACdestiny | 07.08.06 - 06:58 | | It was a farse and not a relationship until Angel found the real thing when he moved to LA. | | Goddess_Tammy | 07.08.06 - 07:37 | | I wouldn't say Angel had much of a relationship with anyone when he left to LA. It may sound bad, but I think he was always destined to be alone. I didn't care for him with anyone. | | rt | 07.08.06 - 09:53 | | I'm sorry you scrooges didn't enjoy his relationships. | | spikes_nibblet | 07.08.06 - 12:26 | | I enjoyed his relationships. And I wouldn't appreciate being called a scrooge simply because I had a contrary opinion, btw. Goddess_Tammy has a good point--as much as I like Angel, he always was a loner. |
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