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"Angel" Waiting in the Wings (2002)


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User Rating:
8.6/10   249 votes
Director:
Joss Whedon
Writers:
Joss Whedon (creator) &
David Greenwalt (creator) ...
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Contact:
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TV Series:
"Angel" (1999)
Original Air Date:
4 February 2002 (Season 3, Episode 13)
Plot:
When a famous dance troupe comes to LA, Angel is thrilled. He drags Gunn, Fred, Cordy and Wes along for a night of ballet... more | add synopsis
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Additional Details

Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Company:
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Trivia:
According to DVD commentary, when Summer Glau finished her four-page monologue she received a standing ovation from the crew and the extras remaining on set from the theater scene. This eventually led to someone suggesting that Joss have her read for the role of River Tam on his new series, 'Firefly'. more
Quotes:
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: Someone's in pain.
Winifred 'Fred' Burkle: Either that or someone's in fun.
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References This Is Spinal Tap (1984) more

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0 out of 5 people found the following comment useful:-
Bad choices, 23 October 2008
5/10
Author: limetalhead from United States

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

One of the worst episodes in the entire series. Fred kissing Gunn instead of Wes made me want to vomit. Lest we not remember that it was because of Gunn's old gang that Fred was in mortal danger in That Old Gang Of Mine. Was it not Gunn who didn't tell Wes & Angel that he knew it was his old crew killing random demons? Was it not Wesley who held Fred's hand, comforted and protected her during the situation at Caritas? Wes & Fred were so perfect for each other from the beginning. They always made more sense as a couple. Even Cordelia thought the same thing. What in the hell made Gunn seem so different from that episode to where he was all of the sudden a nice guy? I think the only reason the writers did this was because Amy Acker was sharing a trailer with J. August Richards during her first season. Why not let her be the on-screen love interest of the guy she was rooming with in real life? I guess it proved that some women really don't have good taste.

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