Wednesday, 18 November, 2009
11 PM Eastern - 8 PM Pacific
“The only thing I’ve ever feared is in that house.”
This is one of my favorite early episodes. The twist ending is so totally Joss.
She’s making brownies. Run. :eek:
This is a great episode, I like when Angel calls Wesley Doyle.
Apparently, this episode was written before Glenn Quinn left the show. They left in the Doyle line and reworked it into Angel’s remorse over his death.
I hate it when joss uses kids. Equally sad and creepifying.
My aunt’s cooking is like that. She made two pies and gave them to friends of hers. One of them died. She actually called the other one to make sure he was OK. She thot she killed the guy. 
She also made pudding that bounced. 
That’s why he does it. He knows your weakness! :eek:
Only you would put a huge smiley at the end of that.
And how did your aunt get the recipe for wonderflonium?
Oh no, you must never bounce wonderflonium! :eek:
And exploits it at every opportunity!! And I can’t get enough. What does that say about me? :eek:
Stealthy Wes is not!stealthy.
I love the parents trying to hold it together.
Demon poo!! Ew.
Angel nuts drive me crazy. I subscribe to the interpretation of the Prophecy movies. In the Bible, angels are powerful and terrifying, definitely not the kind of entities that you’d want watching over you.
Poor Ryan. To be subjected to such heinous special effects. 
I love how the parents leave the room, and this guy they just met is all alone with their children.
Not to mention the whole “taking candy from strangers” aspect of the brownies. :eek:
Coordilia is so inapropriatly cheerful.
“we’ll play cards and get caught up and you won’t even hear your son’s pain”!
Say what you will about Wesley, at least he knew the proper way to pronounce Latin. 
THe demon retreated because Wesley’s Latin was HORRIBLE! 