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links to BtVS articles/videos
Here are two new ones someone told me about:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BUFFY! BtVS premiered 13 years ago this week. Have you ever seen the original promo trailer for BtVS before it even showed on the air? Go to:
http://scifiwire.com/2010/03/buffys-13-today-watch-the.php
Blockbuster rated the 10 top vampires based on the coolness of their coats. Guess who was #1!
http://blog.blockbuster.com/2010/03/why-ladies-love-vampires.html
Does anyone have others to share?
http://forum-network.org/lecture/joss-whedon-cultural-humanist
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http://theflickcast.com/2010/03/14/james-marsters-joins-hawaii-five-o-pilot/
http://www.tmz.com/2010/03/17/buffy-the-vampire-slayer-tased-nicholas-brendon-venice-arrested-vandalism/
(Maybe this is just a boring title for this thread, so no one is looking. I had hoped people would share other links because I wanted to read what other people had found. Thanks, nmcil, for adding yours!)
So many of the stars from both Buffy and Angel have had such little success in the career life. I always think about Charisma Carpenter, and Emma Caulfield and the stars that played the nerds - they were all so outstanding yet we never see them in anything. Same for the stars from Angel - They have all done at least one of the SciFi films - but they have not be given the chance to many parts. Trying to pursue a professional career in the acting profession is really tough -
I am so glad that Amber Benson took up writing - as much as I love seeing James Marsters, at the same time I always feel sad that he has had such a difficult time being offered good roles or a leading role in another series - He is such a good actor.
Can someone give us information on Alexis Denisof - I'm not sure, but I think I read on line somewhere that he is ill or had been ill.
I wish the best of everything for all these people - they all gave me such a gift with their work on Buffy and Angel.
Nicholas Brendon's real life problems certainly puts into perspective all the discussions about the comic book season -
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Nick's recent work:
- Sweet Lorraine (2010) (post-production)
- The Portal (2010) .... Paul
- A Golden Christmas (2009) (TV) .... Michael
- "Criminal Minds" .... Kevin Lynch (8 episodes, 2007-2009)
- The Slave of Duty (2009) TV episode .... Kevin Lynch
- 100 (2009) TV episode .... Kevin Lynch
- Roadkill (2009) TV episode .... Kevin Lynch
- Cold Comfort (2009) TV episode .... Kevin Lynch
- Masterpiece (2008) TV episode .... Kevin Lynch
(3 more) - My Neighbor's Secret (2009) (TV) .... Brent
- "Without a Trace" .... Edger (1 episode, 2009)
... aka W.A.T (USA: short title)
- Undertow (2009) TV episode .... Edger
Charisma:
- The Expendables (2010) (post-production) .... Lacy
- Psychosis (2009) (completed) .... Susan
- House of Bones (2010) (TV) .... Heather
- "Legend of the Seeker" .... Triana (1 episode, 2009)
- Marked (2009) TV episode .... Triana - "Greek" .... Tegan Walker (3 episodes, 2007-2009)
- See You Next Time, Sisters! (2009) TV episode .... Tegan Walker
- Brothers & Sisters (2008) TV episode .... Tegan Walker
- Black & White and Read All Over (2007) TV episode .... Tegan Walker - "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" .... Mink (1 episode, 2009)
... aka CSI: Las Vegas (South Africa: English title: informal alternative title) (USA: syndication title)
... aka C.S.I. (USA: short title)
... aka CSI: Weekends (USA: promotional title)
... aka Les experts (Canada: French title)
- The Descent of Man (2009) TV episode .... Mink
Emma:
- Confined (2010) (post-production) .... Victoria Peyton
- Removal (2010) (completed) .... Jennifer
... aka Shadow Play (USA: working title) (USA: alternative title)
- "Gigantic" (3 episodes, 2010)
- Pilot: Part 1 (2010) TV episode
- Black and White and Red All Over (2010) TV episode
- Pilot: Part 2 (2010) TV episode
- TiMER (2009) .... Oona
- Why Am I Doing This? (2009) .... Amber
- "Private Practice" .... Leanne (1 episode, 2009)
- Wait and See (2009) TV episode .... Leanne
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Back during "Angel", he had a bout of temporary palsy in his face. That's the only publicized illness he's had.
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We try to keep up-to-date with all the known names.
Other than the list CM put, NB had been in a lot of plays. Recently, he'd done a couple of plays, and did a meet and greet with the fans:
http://www.facebook.com/nicholasbrendon
It actually came as a shock to me that he was arrested for losing it while drunk, a few days ago, I thought he was doing really well, what with my flist in LJ posting their photos with him. Guess he's having family/personal problems, but I doubt they had something to do with his career.
Anyone have information on the distribution of Anthony Stewart Head's "Repo, the opera" - and the new release of Repo Man. I purchased the Repo Opera but the film was never shown in my city -
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Anyone have information on the distribution of Anthony Stewart Head's "Repo, the opera" - and the new release of Repo Man. I purchased the Repo Opera but the film was never shown in my city -
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http://dontkillspike.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=general&thread=4376&page=10#24296
http://twitter.com/scifitalk/statuses/10672839664
Saw the midseason finale of #Caprica last night at @paleycenter New York...Wow...#JamesMarsters is riveting as Barnabus. Turns up a notch.
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SPECIAL TREAT FOR WRITERS
April 1 Celebration
U.S. Poet Laureate Kay Ryan will anchor a one-hour videoconference from the Library of Congress on April 1 to highlight Community College Poetry Day across the country.
This videoconference and the day-long campus poetry festivities are part of Ms. Ryan’s “Poetry for the Mind’s Joy” project, sponsored by the Library in collaboration with the Community College Humanities Association (CCHA) . Individual campuses are planning poetry readings, discussions, slams, and other activities.
In the one-hour videoconference, the Laureate will interact with selected community college students revealing tips about writing poetry and aspects of her own writing process. It will be held from 1-2 pm EDT time on Thursday, April 1. The videoconference also will be streamed simultaneously and can be viewed on the Poetry for the Mind’s Joy [www.loc.gov/poetry/mindsjoy] page.
Video Conference
April 1, 2010 at 1:00pm EDT
Instructions for accessing the live stream will be available here on April 1 at approximately 12:45 pm eastern time. Community college students and others are invited to watch to learn how the Laureate develops a poem.
For more information, please click here.
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mere_ubu writes fun "Spaikus".Oh, and there was also "Lunch Money," here, which is Spike and Dawn and Spuffy.
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In the meantime, back on topic, did you know James will be in the remade Hawaii 5-0 pilot?
http://theflickcast.com/2010/03/14/james-marsters-joins-hawaii-five-o-pilot/
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PLEASE all the James Marsters fans, help support his career and this wonderful series and the SyFy channel that is trying so hard to bring genre programing to television. The viewer numbers are abysmal for Caprica - please watch online at the SyFy website and consider buying the JM episodes on itumes - I will probably buy the series in addition to the 2 JM episodes. For those of you who have Comcast On Demand, I think that Caprica is part of their offered programs.
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Wolfram & Hart : Example of Bad Villain(s)
jeudi 4 mars 2010, par
A Villain Who Can’t Kill The Hero Is The Worst Kind Of Asshat
Villains : They’re crazed, they’re flamboyant, and they’re the smoggy, sparking engine that keeps many a story chugging along. Except that a villain who can’t kill the hero for some contrived reason is worse than having your hero fight global illiteracy.
Welcome back to Monday Hate, an irregular feature in which we hate things because it’s Monday.
Seriously, we love villains, except when they’re weak and watered down. An underwhelming villlain is like incidental music with too much pizzicato violin plonking. An underwhelming villain makes your hero, and all the other characters, look proportionately less awesome as well. And there’s nothing more unimpressive than a villain who’s got a mental block against disposing of his or her nemesis.
So here are some of the most absurd rationalizations that villains use, instead of just getting on with it and being freaking villainous :
"It’s too easy."
This is the most common weak-villain rationalization. As if killing is only worthwhile if it’s a challenge, or as if murder is a form of self-improvement. You know, you can always kill the hero and then go and seek further challenges : Work out at the gym. Read the complete Tolstoy. Learn a foreign language. Etc. I’m not even including the common trope where the villain puts the hero into a silly death trap instead of simply shooting him/her, or pauses to gloat about his/her scheme instead of getting it over with — even leaving those things aside, there are plenty of villains who have the heroes at their mercy, but then walk away because... well, having is not so pleasant a thing as wanting. Or something. The Other Murdock Papers (which supplied the image above) has an amazing collection of this cliche in action, throughout Daredevil comics.)
"The hero has an important part to play."
The first two seasons of Angel, the Buffy spin-off starring David Boreanaz, were like watching treacle slowly drip down a wall. And the major reason for that was because the main villains, the evil law firm Wolfram & Hart, had decided they couldn’t actually kill Angel because he was important in the Apocalypse. Or they had a spicy peanut noodle recipe that required Angel’s own brand of cilantro. Or something. The point is, they spent dozens of episodes screwing with Angel, but they couldn’t just stake the smug bastard. It was a glorious relief when the Beast and Jasmine replaced W&H as the show’s main baddies, and even though we finally got some amazing payoff on the way-too-long-simmering Wolfram storylines in the show’s final season, that doesn’t make the first two seasons any less turgid.
"I enjoy our little games."
Then there’s the villain who treats the life-or-death battles with the hero as a kind of chess game, and really it’s all just a lark. At which point, my interest in the story immediately goes downhill. If the villain’s not taking it all seriously, why should I ? This is related to the "villain needs the hero, or life won’t be meaningful any longer" problem, which is also totally bogus and way too metafictional. The idea that the villain has no meaning without the hero is only true if the villain thinks of him/herself as a character in a story, honestly.
"It’s against the rules."
Okay, so this isn’t an example of "villain can’t kill hero," since they’re both villains. But do a google search for the phrase "why can’t Ben kill Widmore ?" And you’ll see a lot of confused people on the internet. Why can’t Ben kill Widmore anyway ? He’s in the guy’s bedroom with a gun. Let’s hope this is on the giant list of things that Lost plans to explain before it wraps up.
"Join me."
Otherwise known as the Darth Vader clause — the villain doesn’t want to kill the hero. Instead, there’s a whole Jehovah’s Witness recruiting thing. Actually, it makes sense in the case of Vader and Luke — this is probably the one instance in which the "join me" thing does work, since Luke would be a valuable asset to the Empire and a possible Vader replacement. Force-sensitives are a precious recourse and all that. But that’s really the exception — 99 percent of the time, when the villain tries to recruit the hero, it’s completely weak. The villain’s recruiting pitch is usually pathetic, and the hero’s pretense at going along with it is so transparent, you wonder which one of them is the bigger idiot.
"We can’t kill him until we find out what he knows."
Okay, seriously. Goldfinger contains the greatest scene in movie history, followed by the weakest. Goldfinger has James Bond exactly where he wants him, with a laser slicing remorselessly across the table towards Bond’s splayed legs. You get the immortal exchange : "Do you expect me to talk ?" To which I shouldn’t have to tell you Goldfinger’s response. And then Bond babbles something about how he knows all about Operation Grand Slam, which he read on a Denny’s menu or something, and Goldfinger abruptly decides he really doesn’t expect him to die after all. He has to keep Bond alive, until he finds out how much he knows. Guess what, Auric ? If Bond is dead, it doesn’t matter how much he knows. A crotch-laser doubles as a knowledge extinguisher.
"I can’t kill you until you’re a broken shell of your former self, begging for death."
Obviously, many megavillains are deeply disturbed individuals who tortured small animals when they were younger. But still, this compulsion to toy with their prey ? Gets a bit old. Here’s the most ridiculously insane passage from Dennis O’Neil’s largely ridiculous novelization of Batman : Knightfall, which I’ve already quoted from before :
The time had come to decide what to do with his enemy. Kill him ? A death, painful but swift ? No. That would destroy this Batman, but with little satisfaction... To conquer the enemy — that was admirable. But to break him, to watch him writhe helplessly, to hear him plead for mercy — that was magnificent. A man who could do that would have cause to fear nothing.
"I will keep you in a cellar," Bane said aloud. "Once a week, I will have them drag you across the floor by one foot —"
Bane could see it. Batman, pale, blinded by light, smeared with filth, dressed in tatters, so thin his ribs almost burst from his skin, his arms and legs flopping, drool leaking down his chin. "Give him a cockroach to eat," Bane says. "Give him a live mouse. Then put fire to his feet. I want to hear him scream."
The brief vision had the power of a prophecy.
It’s hard to argue with prose like that. But still. What the hell, villains ? You know what’s more impressive than a broken hero, begging for death and stuff ? A dead hero, possibly with his/her head on a stick or something. (Of course, as with the "Join me" thing, there is one great exception here — Khan in Wrath Of Khan. If you’ve got Ricardo Montalban delivering an incredible speech, and he’s refusing to walk into one of Kirk’s traps, then you get a free pass.)
Really, the main reason for a villain’s inability to kill a hero is the same as the reason heroes can’t kill villains — if either side had any real resolve, there’d be a lot less room for the villains to come back again and again, in serialized narratives. If your villains really are determined to wipe out their opposition, then they either have to keep failing, again and again, or they have to succeed — which is probably inimical to the "ongoing saga" thing. So it’s a choice between "incompetent villains" and "villains with a weird mental block." Is it too much to ask for a third option : Villains who are competent and ruthless ?
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http://www.ask.com/movies/people/James-Marsters/298971
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I am so glad that I got control of my drinking at an early age - one of the reasons that I so dislike the argument about Spike and love being a selfish motivator. The reason that I stop drinking was entirely based on love - love for my husband and for my family. It is completely narrowed minded to insist that actions motivated by the desire to obtain are basically a selfish expression of that love desire.
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(All my lawyerin' I learned from tv and Fark, and reading far too many celebrity blogs. lol Please correct me if I'm misreading this sitch!)I'm sympathetic to a point, because NB clearly has a disease and he needs treatment for it, and a lot of support. And I'm totally behind him getting the help he needs! However, I really rather hope the judge (if it gets that far) does NOT take into account NB being "drunk and not in control." Being drunk isn't a mitigating circumstance, it's what got him in this situation in the first place. He made a choice (one I'm sure he struggled to not make every day), and sadly, now he has to live with the consequences.
Sensei -- you're right. That is a horrible, terrible outfit. The shirt! The ... shirt! Really I'm just stuck on the shirt. It's bad on its own, but paired with a striped suit jacket? Oh no. No. And the collar, omg! lol
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Jail? That's weird, because I just read somewhere that he's filming a new episode of Criminal Mind.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=By0aXuJldpI
http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2010/04/james-marsters-.html?site=brisbane&program=612_drive
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/entertainment/buffy-the-vampire-slayers-james-marsters-guests-at-supernova-pop-culture-expo/story-e6frf96f-1225853984591
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http://www.sfx.co.uk/2010/04/26/the-greatest-flashbacks/15/
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http://video.nytimes.com/video/2010/05/04/magazine/1247467772000/can-babies-tell-right-from-wrong.html
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Great Fiddley Bits Theater Collection - Comic Issue 35 http://sockmonkeyhere.livejournal.com/48062.html
I think this one is even better - http://sockmonkeyhere.livejournal.com/47388.html
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http://www.buffyforums.net/forums/showthread.php?p=379961#post379961
transcribed interview
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AYYvN29aievLZGZ2dHhmYzlfMGhtc3F2amQ0&hl=en
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I wish them well and hope that they will find great love and joy together - I expect that there will be a some conflicted fans - And I wonder how much, if at all, it will effect his following at his Live Performances etc.
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official site http://www.jamesmarsterslive.com/
People magazine online http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20387444,00.html
US magazine online http://www.usmagazine.com/healthylifestyle/news/former-buffy-star-james-marsters-is-engaged-2010215
I wish the couple great happiness. I think it is great that he gave her time to grow up a bit so they are more evenly matched now and should have more in common for a strong, long-lasting relationship. And as my friend Spikealicous pointed out to me regarding James being "taken" : at least we'll always have Spike!
Our JM love is really SPIKE LOVE so does not much matter to me - some pretty nasty comments coming out about the big age difference - not so much about now, but with how very young she was when they first met. Can't say that I was not disappointed to hear that he became involved with such a young woman when he first met her - but we don't really know their history and the nature of their relationship at that time. I'm going with "she was very intelligent and very together and mature" - I wish them all the best and that everything works out for them and that their life together is filled with love and a beautiful friendship.
I think it would be great for James Marsters to have another child and I think that he is genuinely a very nice person and takes his life as a father and family man very seriously.
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Though I can't say that my nearly-24 heart isn't still whining that it could have been me...
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And since I'm old enough to be his mother - I have successfully smothered any delusions I may have been harboring that I might get lucky at some event. LOL It will be interesting to see if/how if affects his fans, though...
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I'd be surprised if he planned another child, actually. He's been looking forward to when his son and niece are adults so he has freedom to take any projects he wants again. Raising a baby again would definitely affect that. Not to say life won't say "baby now", but it would surprise me if he started one deliberately.
just now realizing he loves her - Definitely is a weird statement, but it's probably out of context. I was seeing his quote as realizing he's "in love", which to me seems like a mutual statement.....as in "wow, we're at this amazing place of clicking in love together", which I can see James thinking/saying. Considering he's said he ended up divorced because his ex-wife didn't love him (his words), that contrast to what he might/does have now might have had him going "wow" earlier this year. He told fans at the Valentines private dinner he was thinking about proposing/looking for rings.
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His real fans will stay with him and continue to support his career and the fans that were into him for sexy good looks and other reasons will probably drop off -
James Marsters is definitely in the age bracket where your time here on earth starts to really sink in - it's a time in your life that brings on a lot of reflection on how and what would bring a quality of peace and satisfaction in your life. We know from that he does value highly his sense of family and being a father, caring for those that he loves - this should not be a big surprise. And comments from slaymesoftly about older men and fame is a big factor - young women are much more available to men in his professing. JM is handsome, leads an exciting and interesting life, while not super wealthy, he is certainly in very comfortable financial status, he is intelligent and seems to be a very nice and considerate person, what's not to love.
James Marsters, from things that I have read online about his appearances often gives out some peculiar comments - this "woke up...in love" sounds like he was just on "improvise mode" - he would not really want to go into personal details about their relationship and this would be something that could be for public information and simply connecting with his devoted fans. It could be seen as a strange comment in the context of "only now realizing you are truly in love" and particularly since she was so young when he first met her. I just hope that he is not making a big mistake, same for her. If she does not find that she will truly be happy sharing her life with him, it will be much easier for her to change their relationship than it will for him.
Life and the Buffyverse fandom is simply changing - personally, I like that James Marsters is more removed now and that I am more focused with the real reason that I love James Marsters, his great gift to the Buffyverse - Spike.
On the age thing - I have to admit that his being in a relationship with such a very young woman, the 17 or 18 year phase, it does bother me. The same as the Buffy-Angel relationship bother me. Of course, the real life experience for these two people is nothing like the Buffy-Angel relationship - but it does bother me. Now, not so much because there is a big difference between 17-18 and 24 and if Patricia had been 24 when they first met no one would find any problems with this relationship.
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"His real fans will stay with him and continue to support his career and the fans that were into him for sexy good looks and other reasons will probably drop off."
Sadly, that's probably true, and shows that they really weren't fans to begin with. I'm a fan of his acting and nothing more, so I'll still be following his career. I don't really care what he does in his personal life.
Slaymesoftly, I thought I was the oldest one on this board and I'm not old enough to be James's mom unless I were a teen mom.
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That said, as I was searching to see if James has said anymore I came across these interesting tidbits:
On the cover of ET magazine coming out May 28 is Buffy as one of the 100 greatest characters of the past 20 yrs.
Here is a listing of 20 unexpected deaths of TV characters. Buffy and Angel have more listed than any other show--which makes me realize that Joss sure yanked us around a lot! (No, not Spike's death. I guess they thought we should have seen that one coming.)
http://www.mania.com/20-wtf-tv-character-deaths_article_122805.html
Because of the Lost finale, EW did a list of the 20 best finales of all time. Buffy was #9--although the Bangel commenters on it didn't seem to like that Spike was described as redeemed and Angel merely "a fond memory".!
http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20387623_12,00.html
http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20387623_12,00.html
here are my comments, just had to add something, I know acting juvenile, but with some of the Bangel comments I just had to add something. LOL, now I can't find my comment with their listing process.
Would like to remind all the fans, this was a finale for the entire series - that should be your focus. This article is about the 20 Best Finales of a television series.
It is the opinion of the staff that this is their choices, I am sure other people and critics would have a different arrangement, perhaps some different choices, but probably many of the same.
I would just like to say "Thank You" for the article, I enjoyed reading it very much and seeing all the great images -
I am personally a huge Buffy and Joss Whedon fan - and I loved the entire series - I think it was one of the most important television shows and a "transition show" - after the Buffyverse many things changed with our television viewing. I thank all the creative staff and actors for that.
I LOVED every single episode of the series, and I loved the finale - I LOVED James Marsters and Sarah Michelle Gellar both and thought they were wonderful
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Rosie Tweet: #JamesMarsters new kitten name is ‘Pandora’ named by Britney & he is calling her ‘Pan’ 32 minutes ago via web
Rosie Tweet: #JamesMarsters said the new album is on hold at the moment but he is writing new songs for it. about 1 hour ago via web
Rosie Tweet: Rosie asked #JamesMarsters if he was giving up on Acting & Music (because of dumb rumors) answer was NO! about 1 hour ago via web
Rosie Tweet: #JamesMarsters has a new Kitten!!! about 1 hour ago via web
Rosie Tweet: Rosie congrats #JamesMarsters on his recent engagement & gave him her hand made card, James showed her his ring. about 1 hour ago via web
HellZiggy W00t! Just totally geeked out NASA & space travel with James Marsters!
audiedoggie just saw @wilw, @feliciaday, John Schneider, James Marsters and Lou Ferrigno! I'm SOOO geeked out!!
Gutenmorg3n So, yeah... James Marsters...definitely still very very good looking.
jill_thrasher Just walked by James Marsters, even hotter with gray hair
PamelaCayne And James Marsters is so. Freaking. Nice!!! #phxcc
raynaforbes James Marsters is the sweetest guy ever!! He was so gracious.
SarahELaw I just met Johnathon Kent! Geek out. Oh and I saw James Marsters!!!!
SCJacka We just met James Marsters. He touched my hand. He's super nice, he touched my hand, he's now wearing a ghostbusters pin
JennChildres @phoenixcomicon: Do you think it would be too presumptuous to ask James Marsters for his autograph wearing a wedding veil?
Rosie Tweet: Confirmation, yes #JamesMarsters has an engagement ring too. His is plain silver band worn on his left hand 3rd finger.
Rosie Tweet: Patricia is with #JamesMarsters in Phoenix. She has shown Rosie her ring & it is very pretty.
singsinthecar Talked to James Marsters. He thought my @wilw dice shirt was cool! He said he wasn't staring at my breasts then gave me a science lesson.
ChrisZCorbin @Bserendipity is a pussy. She just ran away from James Marsters and John Schneider.
dwneylonsr James Marsters #phxcomicon http://tweetphoto.com/24408697
scottandrew I am told by my driver that James Marsters sat in my seat yesterday.
This messaging is fun - Thanks for the updates on all the fun you are having -
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dede919 Hee hee we're at the Phoenix comicon. I just saw Wil Wheaton, Levar Burton and James Marsters. I am such a nerd!
anniebuentello James Marsters @ phxcc http://twitpic.com/1rxtbg
GeorgeR1980 Hey members stop by and get your drink on inside the Hyatt Regency Phoenix! James Marsters band will be on! Yes TV’s Spike! @PhoenixComicon
smallvillebuzz John Schneider & James Marsters To Attend @PhoenixComicon This Weekend http://bit.ly/9WKCAI #Smallville
EBlake1123 Going to see Jonathan Schneider & James Marsters tomorrow at #PhoenixComicCon!
itsOHlivia James Marsters is engaged? Congrats Brainiac!
mandyfish If you look closely this is James Marsters @ #PHXCC - http://moby.to/tl637j
cuecree James Marsters just walked by! EEP!
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WriggleRosie from morethanspike.com - "Oh yeah - I've had LOTS of talks with James today - so cool! He is so damn happy and there is lots of time to talk. Got LOADS to report back - had to make so many notes already! Looking lovely in grey t shirt with buttons and grey waistcoat (vest) over.
Just looking soooo good! First couple of pics over on Flickr that I got early on.
And my first 2 photo ops ( the third one has gone missing atm!) are really lovely!"
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wrigglerosie/sets/72157624158009870/
I wanna play with that hair.
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dailybtvs is having a favorite ships poll, and Buffy/Angel and Buffy/Spike are neck-and-neck... show some Spuffy love here. (LJ users only)Guest
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Michael Tomasello is co-director of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
I just saw that they are bringing Torchwood back for another season. Hurray! Has anyone seen any articles that say if James will be reprising his role on the new series?
Michael Tomasello is co-director of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
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She seemed to lose weight over the course of every season. My guess is that she didn't make sure to keep up with the calories expended by those 15-hour days. Even if she always ate the same amount year-round, she clearly needed to add more calories during filming to maintain her weight. Can't maintain muscle without protein.
(I say all that as another petite girl, but I ate like a horse as a youngster. I didn't pass 90lbs until I was past 30, and I could hike 18 miles with no problem when I was 18. I've only seen tinier bones than mine in some Asian women around here.)
So, here's a link I found that pretty much sums up most of the stuff we bitch about when it comes to whedon. Also, it's funny as hell.
http://www.cracked.com/article/166_5-reasons-it-sucks-being-joss-whedon-fan/
Ps- If it has been shown before, my bad (it's 2:30 in the morning, and I have no desire to look through all the posts).
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I am upper management.
Michael Tomasello is co-director of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
Click here: Buffyfest: James Marsters Experience NYCC 2010
http://entertainment.ca.msn.com/tv/gallery.aspx?cp-documentid=26309026&page=5
Also, Faith and Buffy made best frenemies.
http://entertainment.ca.msn.com/tv/gallery.aspx?cp-documentid=26211853&page=9
