Episode Reviews
Bad Eggs - Monday 12 January, 1998
Needless to say, I loved this episode. Much Angel and those kisses,
heartstopping! This episode was icing after seeing David on Regis and Kathy Lee
in the morning. He looked great. He was so sweet with his parents and his
insistence on pushing the show. He seems like a really nice person. Back
to those kisses, I loved when Willow asked Buffy if Angel was helping her
and Buffy said, "He does what he can." All I could say was, "and he does
it so well."
I also liked the serious stuff in the episode where Angel asked Buffy, "so
you don't think about the future?" And she said, "No." He asked,
"Never?" She said, "no" again. Then Angel aksed, "you really don't care
what happens a year from now? 5 years from now?" My heart melted when she
said, "Angel, when I look into the future, all I see is you, all I want is
you." Then he said, "I know the feeling." That time when they kissed, it
was so intense you could feel the love in the air. This is what they mean
when they say a couple has chemistry on the screen. I was
like dying. That was a great scene with good dialogue and excellent acting
by David and Sarah.
Now on a more serious note, it is difficult to believe that reality will
not intrude on Angel and Buffy's relationship. I mean she is just turning
17. At some point down the line when she's in her twenties (if she
survives that long, Joss did say Slayers usually die young) the issue of
marriage and children will become more problematic. However, Buffy is not
an
ordinary teenager and has had a more extensive life experience than other
teenage girls. This is why I think that her love for Angel is very
real as is Angel's love for her. I don't think that Angel ever thought he
would fall in love especially not with the Slayer. He just wanted
to redeem himself by helping her and then began to reluctantly fall in
love with her. They are both are outsiders in their own worlds so it makes
perfect sense for them to be drawn to each other.
Bad Eggs was so blissful for Angel and Buffy that you can just smell the
trouble coming. So I'll savor this episode watching the Angel and Buffy
scenes over and over for the rest of week. Angel fans brace yourselves for
the upcoming two parter, "Surprise" and "Innocence."
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