Buffy season three question
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Buffy season three question
Why is it Angel has a tendency to spend a monotonous amount of time with his shirt off? It seems as though the writers kept looking for an excuse for David Boreanaz to disrobe.
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I know what you mean.
They could at least throw us a little Willow skin every now and then.
They could at least throw us a little Willow skin every now and then.
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Re: Buffy season three question
Originally posted by Dr. DVD
Why is it Angel has a tendency to spend a monotonous amount of time with his shirt off? It seems as though the writers kept looking for an excuse for David Boreanaz to disrobe.
Why is it Angel has a tendency to spend a monotonous amount of time with his shirt off? It seems as though the writers kept looking for an excuse for David Boreanaz to disrobe.
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Well, he was in Hell for 100 years buck naked. He was gradually adjusting to a dimension where people have clothes. But hey, at least dude was still wearing pants. It's a lot better than James Marsters with nothing but a sock on in Season 6.
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Marti likes to show skin.
Personally, I don't care at all, it was never in a real contrived situation as far as I'm concerned. Compair this to something like the 4 episodes of Dark Angel I saw where EVERY TIME Max had to dress up or act like a whore to get her job done. It was pretty silly.
Personally, I don't care at all, it was never in a real contrived situation as far as I'm concerned. Compair this to something like the 4 episodes of Dark Angel I saw where EVERY TIME Max had to dress up or act like a whore to get her job done. It was pretty silly.
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A monotonous amount of time? I don't know what word goes there, but I'm pretty sure that monotonous doesn't fit.
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Originally posted by BizRodian
Compair this to something like the 4 episodes of Dark Angel I saw where EVERY TIME Max had to dress up or act like a whore to get her job done. It was pretty silly.
Compair this to something like the 4 episodes of Dark Angel I saw where EVERY TIME Max had to dress up or act like a whore to get her job done. It was pretty silly.
Actually, no matter how hot she was, I couldn't make it past three episodes....I salute you!
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Originally posted by spainlinx0
A monotonous amount of time? I don't know what word goes there, but I'm pretty sure that monotonous doesn't fit.
A monotonous amount of time? I don't know what word goes there, but I'm pretty sure that monotonous doesn't fit.
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Notice as soon as David Boreanaz started going through his 'puffy' phase (and I'm not referring to P Diddy) the shirtless spots all but stopped?
A better question is... why do 90% of all conversations on the show Oz take place in the showers? Or do I just have bad timing in turning that show on?
A better question is... why do 90% of all conversations on the show Oz take place in the showers? Or do I just have bad timing in turning that show on?
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Spike wins the 'Put on some freaking clothes, already!' contest, IMO. He spent so much time shirtless that James Marsters stopped working out, hoping that if he got out of shape, they wouldn't make him spend as much time shirtless.
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Which is funny, because in season 2 he ASKED to be shirtless and they denied him it. He wanted to wear his coat like a bathrobe in Innocence.
Don't. Just feel sorry for me. I can't belive I wasted that time.
Actually, no matter how hot she was, I couldn't make it past three episodes....I salute you!