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Post by wenxina on Feb 16, 2009 17:48:01 GMT -5
The computer/cross room wasn't a home though... it was a shed/shack thing that Wood fixed up. Vampires can enter barns without an invite (Angel and Darla once hid in a barn, until Darla took off and left Angel to face the angry mob himself), so I don't see how a shed is any different. wood said it was his place... the barn that darla and angelus were in wasn't a personal space. The barn was someone's barn. They got in okay. I think the point is that Wood didn't live in that shack. He had running water in his home (as seen when the First comes to him as his mother), and there seemed to be nothing but a stereo system and a bunch of crosses in the shed. |
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Post by henzINNIT on Feb 16, 2009 21:03:36 GMT -5
I noticed a massive continuity error a lil while back. I was watching The Gift, and it was awesome, but then I watched Bargaining and it sucked total ass. No continuity there at all.
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Post by Greer on Feb 18, 2009 11:50:47 GMT -5
Are you talking about the card swerving thing on the main street? If so, that sucks. I noticed it too.
Idk if this is really a continuity error, but I noticed while watching Dead Things that Willow wears her Dark Willow outfit in it, and it's when she sees Tara outside of the Magic Box. I'm betting that they just picked the darkest outfit they could find for DW, but I thought that was an interesting catch.
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Post by Essentially Yours on Feb 18, 2009 13:27:06 GMT -5
Well... I just look past continuity errors. People make mistakes. It happens. I envy you. -EDIT Just saw School Hard. I think it's weird that in one shot, they have Buffy & Willow studying at a table at the Bronze, books covering the whole table, then they dance, Spike gets Buffy out into the alley, Xander runs for a stake, which is in a black purse/bag that can now be found on a completely empty table ('cept for the purse). In the first shot, we can see the table with Buffy's sweater on it with something black beneath, possibly the purse. Was that Willow's purse and Buffy's had been left on another table? Isn't that a bit unsafe?(We know that it's not Xander's bag, because there's a tampon in the shot where Xander tries to find a stake). It's weird, I'll tell you that. Maybe not an error, but still. What's also weird? Buffy hearing that a person is in danger, rushing out to save the day, but first going back to her table to fetch her sweater. It's not that cold in California. I noticed the Scoobies wearing warm clothing a lot too. I swear that Buffy, Dawn, Xander, Willow, Tara, etc. wore twice as much long-sleeved shirts and jackets than California weather appropriate outfits. I think the only episode where all of them were wearing similiar warm-weathered attire was in the episode where they all went to the beach together. I think it was the Dracula episode. Sometimes when I'm rewatching "Buffy", and see Xander or Anya wearing a long-sleeved shirt and a jacket over it while walking down the road in the sunshine, I'm just thinking... "Aren't you hot?" I guess that could be because I'm from a hot environment like California too. |
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Post by eco on Feb 20, 2009 19:11:15 GMT -5
"-Although Joss has stated that the overall message was more important that continuity, how is it that one Turok-Han was able to beat the living s**t out of Buffy yet the Potentials hardly had a problem when seeing them in the sewers and in Chosen, Giles, Robin, Xander, Dawn, etc are able to handle them easily."I always pictured it like this; obviously The First wanted to kill/scare the hell out of Buffy when it got the first Turok out, so it would naturally pick the strongest one. I always thought that the Turok who smashed Buff around was a captain or general of some sort. Also, if they're vamps, then they'll need blood to stay strong. Now, the captain Uber Vamp would of been feeding regularily since he was able to go up on the surface, but the rest of the Uber Vamps would be trapped beneath the Hellmouth, so therefore they would be malnourished   "-Was Amy and Warren the only two that were left in Sunnydale when the Hellmouth was destroyed? Or did Buffy and Spike murder countless innocents?"There was some clear evacuating of the towns folk before Chosen. Like back when Buffy just went into that man's house and told him to leave xD
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Post by Skytteflickan88 on Feb 21, 2009 11:25:25 GMT -5
Are you talking about the card swerving thing on the main street? If so, that sucks. I noticed it too. Idk if this is really a continuity error, but I noticed while watching Dead Things that Willow wears her Dark Willow outfit in it, and it's when she sees Tara outside of the Magic Box. I'm betting that they just picked the darkest outfit they could find for DW, but I thought that was an interesting catch. Card swering thing? And I noticed it too. I thought it was meant as a sort of sad Tillow reminder, not as lazyness. But who knows. |
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Post by Greer on Feb 21, 2009 11:34:55 GMT -5
God, I must've had typing amnesia that day, ha ha.
But I meant 'car-swerving' thing. It's outside, on the main street. There is a flash of lightning or something bright, puts a big hole in the ground. A car has to swerve away in a certain direction, and the same thing happens in Shadow when the snake is slithering through town, not in Bargaining.
So what is the thing that happens in Bargaining?
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Post by Greer on Feb 22, 2009 20:48:50 GMT -5
So, when I was in the process of making a graphic today, I noticed this little image from 'Him', and I just thought I'd point it out. Sometimes, following the mythology may be unavoidable, but there's some Spike face!  |
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Post by Skytteflickan88 on Feb 23, 2009 10:35:20 GMT -5
LOL! Maybe it's a magic window.
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Post by Greer on Feb 23, 2009 10:56:59 GMT -5
I mean, if on Angel they had the special tempered glass, then they could have magic glass in the...magical electronics shop? haha
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Post by snizapman6294 on Mar 8, 2009 23:08:30 GMT -5
i love how in the angel credits, you can see his reflection in a pool of water...
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Post by Essentially Yours on Mar 9, 2009 0:02:17 GMT -5
Was anyone else bothered a bit by why Angel could be photographed or viewed in a video camera? I'm not sure if this was explained or brought up somewhere else, but if he doesn't a reflection, how can there be pictures of him?
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Post by Skytteflickan88 on Mar 9, 2009 6:52:16 GMT -5
Was anyone else bothered a bit by why Angel could be photographed or viewed in a video camera? I'm not sure if this was explained or brought up somewhere else, but if he doesn't a reflection, how can there be pictures of him? Well, in a photo camera, there's tiny mirrors... I'm pretty sure it was never brought up tough. I guess it has to do with how the reflection works. I mean vamps have shadows and can pose for photos(ol, Spike in Restless) so maybe it's about what kind of reflection is working or not. Maybe vampires were cursed to never be able to see themselves(which doesn't work in Pylea, since Angel could look in the mirror there) and the witch who did it didn't think of cameras... EDIT: Stolen from another thread: Funny thing about the sleeping naked thing... You can see the white cotton shorts that DB is wearing in the corner of the screen when Angel is supposed to be "naked" attacking Wesley in First Impressions. It kind of kills the illusion that Angel's naked in that scene if you now always see the white cotton shorts (blooper!). |
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Post by wenxina on Mar 20, 2009 18:39:48 GMT -5
Well... there are 5 pages of discussion right now, and I have no idea if this has ever been brought up, but in "The Harvest", Cordy tells Harmony that of course they're going to the Bronze because it's "Friday no cover night". Well, flash forward to the scene outside the Bronze, the bouncer is collecting cash from patrons, and in the scene where Darla, Luke and the rest of the Master's minions appear from the shadows, the bouncer is counting cash. So much for no cover!
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Post by Skytteflickan88 on Mar 21, 2009 6:08:23 GMT -5
I think Iremember being confused about this when I first watched the episode. I assumed that I had missunderstood the term "cover".
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Post by wenxina on Mar 21, 2009 8:40:12 GMT -5
I don't think you misunderstood it at all, assuming that you thought that "no cover" meant no cover charge for entry. Maybe it was no cover for women, but I'm pretty sure that I saw a girl handing something over as well... so I guess they just forgot it.
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Post by The Night Lord on Mar 21, 2009 18:37:56 GMT -5
In the episode 'Villians', you can see the string pulling the trees back when Dark Willow is walking through them
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Post by Greer on Mar 22, 2009 8:19:22 GMT -5
In the episode 'Villians', you can see the string pulling the trees back when Dark Willow is walking through them Was it supposed to be like this though? I thought it was a cool effect, like Willow was so bad that even the earth was scared of her. Maybe I saw that wrong? Also, I was watching Living Conditions last night. Buffy was wearing a red tank top for a while, but the straps kept appearing and disappearing! They were magical invisible straps on her shirt, I guess! |
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Post by Skytteflickan88 on Mar 22, 2009 8:24:05 GMT -5
In the episode 'Villians', you can see the string pulling the trees back when Dark Willow is walking through them Was it supposed to be like this though? I thought it was a cool effect, like Willow was so bad that even the earth was scared of her. Maybe I saw that wrong? I think Greer meant that that you could see the strings was the error. The trees were suppose to pull away from her. But I guess it was more her magic bending her surroundings to her will rather than fear. |
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Post by wenxina on Mar 22, 2009 8:25:40 GMT -5
In the episode 'Villians', you can see the string pulling the trees back when Dark Willow is walking through them Was it supposed to be like this though? I thought it was a cool effect, like Willow was so bad that even the earth was scared of her. Maybe I saw that wrong? The trees were supposed to part, but the string/cord/rope that pulled them aside wasn't supposed to be visible.  |
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