::picks her jaw up off the floor:: Suddenley, Angel is really, really good. I mean, the whole Angelus thing is brilliant. The Beast is scary, and I have a feeling he wants Angelus back. Why else plunge LA into endless darkness? Right? But why don’t Wes and the others see this? And how is the Beast controling Angel.
I loved this episode. The beginning was actually scary. I knew something would happen, but I didn’t expect the Beast to rip through the demon’s chest. Actually, the episodes are getting very graphic.
The whole Gwen/Angel/Cordelia thing was amusing. It’s good that Angel and Cordy are talking, but I loved how he used Gwen to make Cordy jealous. It made for some funny moments including Cordy’s remarks, which I miss. I don’t know what will happen between Cordy and Angel, but I like what’s happening, even if they aren’t together. They just need to stop showing the Cordy/Connor scene.
Connor wasn’t as annoying this episode, and I felt bad that he got thrown around like a ragged doll by the Beast. For a second I thought the boy was going to die, and yes I was mildly disappointed he didn’t pass out. Someone needs to cut his hair.
Something is going to happen in the Gunn/Wes/Fred triangle. Gunn wasn’t as focused on Wes this time, but you could tell he was very bothered when Fred and Wes decided to open the portal. Gunn’s jealousy might get out of control soon, and Fred is beginning to act not so innocent anymore. She’s alot like Wes on a smaller level. Perhaps they are a better pair, but that’s not going to stop me from feeling bad for Gunn.
Lorne was just there. They have to do something with him soon. Please.
The previews for next week also made me gawk. That wicked smile. God, I’ve missed Angelus. I think the rest of the season is going to have me on the edge of my seat.
And kudos to Mutant Enemy for their In loving memory to Glenn Quinn. That was really touching.
I’m sure I have more to say, except I’m having trouble articulating it. This has been the best episode I’ve seen in a while.