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OK I've been hearing rumours that another network might pick Angel up after it's end on "the WB". Might it be UPN? They did it for Buffy? Anyway - I came across this through theonering.net of all places:
People are going to 'march on' the WB or something like that - in Los Angeles. Anyone here in LA? I'd go if I lived there. Maybe they could start Rodney King-esque riots where geeks take back the streets!
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First, I have to comment on how stupid fans can get when they don't get their way. I heard that someone mailed dog shit to WB along with a letter about Angel. I'm sure as hell not marching with these dipshits. There's no doubt that Angel has a large fanbase, but I don't think that's a factor in their decision to drop the show, and these people aren't going to change WB's mind about it. The last time they did this, WB gave that dreadful show Roswell another season and it was eventually cancelled anyway. And $30,000 from fans, eh? What a great idea--send your money to some nerd with a picket sign and stamps. That'll get the job done.
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Heheheh - I'm not the only one... For the Buffy Finale people travelled thousands of kilometers to congregate in I think it was Canberra for the series finale... lots of people.
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For the last couple weeks The WB has been promoting the final episodes of Angel, so there's no doubt they're still getting rid of it. David Boreanaz doesn't even want to do Angel any more, so unless yet another spin-off is made, it's not coming back in any form. Judging by last Wednesday's episode, I think the show's going out pretty well.
-------------------- Picard: Mr. Crusher, what's our maximum speed this week? Wesley: [checking manual] Uh, 9.4, sir. Picard: Very good. Take us to Warp 9.8 then. Wesley: Aye, sir. Warp 9.2 it is.
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Oh please no! The character of Lorne doesn't need to ever be revived after Angel's over. There is no need for a green, horned, singing bard to be on TV to begin with. If anything, Amy Acker should be in a spin-off, or any other show in which she preferably wears little to no clothing.
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quote:Originally posted by Cartman: I'm sure the knowledge that there is one fanatical fan in all of Down Under will make the WB execs come around.
He's not the only one. Angel is my favourite tv show at the moment, although I'll be happy as long as it ends well. I'd prefer to see it end well now rather then die with a wimper in a couple of years.
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I want to see a TOS/ X-Files/ Buffy crossover so Skully can just curl into a ball screaming that the aliens and the supernatural dont exist....
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