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[LaKeeau Ray <strokeofmidnight2003@xxxxxxxxx>]

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I totally agree. I was tired of Spike on "Buffy". When he got his chip I thought he would go away noooooooooooo...he became ever so annoying. The whole Buffy and Spike thing is just the end of even liking the character of Buffy Summers. When she came back and started liking Spike every time he came on screen all I would say was "Stake Him" Especially after the ep when Tara died and he tried to rape Buffy.I'm sick of spike. And the fact that this spoiler could even happen makes my blood boil. Give a good character on "Buffy" on Angel a home and maybe those of us who lost our Tuesday night might just watch Angel when It comes on the WB. Male Vampire -Slayer my butt

 

Koo

rick Sanders wrote:

> This comes from Ain't it Cool News and may be the first act of 
> Angel's fifth season
> * The first characters we see are Buffy and Spike. It's a flashback 
> to Spike's final moments over the Sunnydale hellmouth. Spike goes all 
> bright and dusty, then: 
> * The first new scene is set in Wolfram & Hart's "White Room." It's 
> somebody's point of view. Somebody on his or her back. Winifred, 
> Charles and Wesley are all peering down. None of the trio has ever 
> seen this mystery-person before, but Wes seems to have a pretty good 
> idea who it is. Angel arrives and eliminates any abmbiguity with a 
> single-word: "Spike." No more POV. Spike naked save a familiar-
> looking amulet, turns groggily toward Angel and mutters, "Oh … bloody 
> hell." He hear a violin and the title credits roll. 
> * Actually, before the big reveal, the first thing we hear in the 
> White Roo
> m POV shot is heavy breathing. But when we see Team Angel 
> hovering, none of them seems to be breathing very hard. 
> * When Angel offers Spike a cup of blood in the law firm's 
> examination room, Spike says he actually feels like a chocolate 
> shake. 
> * The second Spike learns Buffy survived the big doings in what used 
> to be Sunnydale, he starts off to find his true love. But Angel won't 
> let him leave until he can figure out why Spike is still alive. "Oh 
> reeaaly?" asks Spike. "And are we sure that's the reason now?" Angel 
> also wants the amulet back, since it's technically Wolfram & Hart 
> property. A big Spike-Angel fight ensues. 
> * There is much shattering of law-firm glass. As the Spike-Angel 
> fight grows more intense, Angel goes into vamp-face. Spike tries to 
> do the same, but finds he can't! 
> * Angel manages to yank the Amulet away from Spike. Spike begins 
> gasping and turning blue. "Angel, the amulet," cries Wesley. "I think <
> BR>he needs it. He's dying." Angel hesitates, but Fred reminds Angel 
> that Spike just finished saving the world. 
> * Angel returns the amulet and Spike's complexion immediately turns 
> rosier. "His breathing is returning to normal," advises 
> Wes. "`Breathing?'" asks Fred. 
> * Angel rips a giant mirror from the wall. He can't see himself in 
> it, but Spike casts a reflection! 
> * Lilah turns up with Spike's blood test. The DNA matches what the 
> Initiative took out of Hostile 17 four years ago, but the amulet 
> seems to have "cleansed" the vampire right out of Spike. He's all 
> human now! 
> * Wes remembers the Shanshu prophecy. "When that a souled vampire 
> fulfills his destiny – whatever that may be – he becomes human." 
> * But if Spike's human, why is so strong, and able to fight Angel so 
> effectively? Wes remembers speaking to Willow by phone about 
> the "joining spell" that turned all the potentials into slayers. "So 
> when the cleansing 
> began," asks Lilah, "did you – I dunno – touch 
> Buffy?" Spike answers in the affirmative, flashing Do you Yahoo!?
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