Podcasts about pylea

We close out the Pylea arc and Angel season two with a cow rebellion, some mutilated corpses, and a somber cameo. Join us for Angel S2E22: There's No Place Like Plrtz Glrb!   Twitter, IG, & FB: @boozeandbuffy Email: boozeandbuffy@gmail.com Direct Relief: www.directrelief.org  Art Credit: Mark David Corley  Music Credit: Grace Robertson

The gang's adventures in Pylea continue this week as Jason forgets the word for sewer, we talk about Cordy's booty, and we all do the Dance of Joy! Join us for Angel S2E21: Through the Looking Glass!   Twitter, IG, & FB: @boozeandbuffy Email: boozeandbuffy@gmail.com Art Credit: Mark David Corley  Music Credit: Grace Robertson

Welcome to Pylea; a world of cows, shock collars, and no music! Join us as we discuss Angel's sole mission of rescuing Cordy, Cordy's tribulations in Pylea, and our love of Aggie the Psychic. It's Angel S2E20: Over the Rainbow!   Twitter, IG, & FB: @boozeandbuffy Email: boozeandbuffy@gmail.com Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking: www.castla.org  Art Credit: Mark David Corley  Music Credit: Grace Robertson

What initially seemed like a pretty vague thematic grouping of episodes to discuss winds up proving to have some metaphorical meat on its bones. Returning friend Melanie Scala helps me find the significance of episodes 217, “Disharmony” and 218, “Dead End” beyond just the twin sides of the “where do we go from here” coin. In the former, a typically vacuous Harmony reconnects with Cordelia, somehow managing to conceal her newfound vampirism, and along the way maybe(?) helps the gang begin the process of figuring out what the new group dynamic will be. In the latter, Lindsey gets an evil hand and teams up with Angel to blow up the body shop, and along the way maybe(?) helps the gang continue the process of figuring out what the new group dynamic will be.   And then episode 219, “Belonging,” nominally just a prologue to the three episode finale arc we're discussing next time, actually ramps up the “what IS our new dynamic” angst, and gives us our first tentative introduction to our beloved Winifred “Fred” Burkle.   BONUS: an inappropriately long tangent about the science of brushing your teeth. You're welcome.   NEXT: the aforementioned three-episode finale arc! South-of-the-border friend and fan Johnny Ho takes a long, strange trip with me as we journey to Pylea and wrap up the season with episodes 220, “Over the Rainbow,” 221, “Through the Looking Glass,” and 222, “There's No Place Like Plrtz Glrb.”     BREAKDOWN 00:00:55  -  Intro / Guest 00:09:10  -  Main Topic 01:35:20  -  Outro / Next     MUSIC “Conversations (feat. Wesley Mead)” by Azura (2017) “LA Song” by Christian Kane, Angel: Live Fast, Die Never (Music from the TV Series) (2005)  

So... Remember how Gunn decided to simply ignore all of his problems at home during the Pylea arc at the end of Angel Season 2? Well, those problems have popped right back up, and well, Gunn continues to handle them poorly. Really poorly. Almost as if there was a lack of interest in even telling the story of Gunn's problems at all. That's right: It's "That Old Gang of Mine" time, and as it turns out, Angel the series has *not* gotten better at tackling human race relations. Join LaToya Ferguson as she and guest host Mack MacDade get to the bottom of why this episode doesn't work, how it actually could have worked, and Angel's (mmm, Angel) casual leather pants. (Look, it's not all about heavy issues. Sometimes it's just about Angel in leather pants.) LOCATE YOUR HOST, LATOYA FERGUSON, UPON THE INTERNET! Follow @lafergs on Twitter Listen to LaToya's Vampire Diaries podcast: The AMPire Diaries Read An Encyclopedia on Women’s Wrestling GUEST HOST Mack MacDade: @MackMacTlksBack ANGEL ON TOP Angel On Top: @angelontopcast on twitter and instagram Support Angel On Top on Patreon: angelontop.com Learn more about us and our team at bufferingthevampireslayer.com +++ Producers: LaToya Feguson and Kristin Russo Editor: Kristin Russo Music + Jingles: Jenny Owen Youngs Logo: Kristine Thune See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

So... Remember how Gunn decided to simply ignore all of his problems at home during the Pylea arc at the end of Angel Season 2? Well, those problems have popped right back up, and well, Gunn continues to handle them poorly. Really poorly. Almost as if there was a lack of interest in even telling the story of Gunn's problems at all. That's right: It's "That Old Gang of Mine" time, and as it turns out, Angel the series has *not* gotten better at tackling human race relations. Join LaToya Ferguson as she and guest host Mack MacDade get to the bottom of why this episode doesn't work, how it actually could have worked, and Angel's (mmm, Angel) casual leather pants. (Look, it's not all about heavy issues. Sometimes it's just about Angel in leather pants.)LOCATE YOUR HOST, LATOYA FERGUSON, UPON THE INTERNET! Follow @lafergs on TwitterListen to LaToya's Vampire Diaries podcast: The AMPire DiariesRead An Encyclopedia of Women's Wrestling GUEST HOSTMack MacDade: @MackMacTlksBackANGEL ON TOPAngel On Top: @angelontopcast on twitter and instagramSupport Angel On Top on Patreon: angelontop.comLearn more about us and our team at bufferingthevampireslayer.com +++ Producers: LaToya Ferguson and Kristin RussoEditor: Kristin RussoMusic + Jingles: Jenny Owen YoungsLogo: Kristine Thune

In the parallel dimension of Pylea, everything exists in greater extremes: Cordelia's a little more queen, Angel's a little more human and a LOT more demon, and EVERYONE'S bi for Boreanaz.This week we are also beyond excited to welcome LaToya Ferguson as the incoming host for Season 3 of Angel on Top! Follow us @angelontopcast or join our Patreon on patreon.com/angelontopcast

In the parallel dimension of Pylea, everything exists in greater extremes: Cordelia's a little more queen, Angel's a little more human and a LOT more demon, and EVERYONE'S bi for Boreanaz. This week we are also beyond excited to welcome LaToya Ferguson as the incoming host for Season 3 of Angel on Top! Follow us @angelontopcast or join our Patreon on patreon.com/angelontopcast  

Chelsea and Bob discuss how much Pylea looks like a Mexican villa set just outside the Los Angeles city limits

Cordelia and her denim jumpsuit are trapped in Pylea. It's up to the boys to find a portal to come save her. Or does Queen C need saving? Follow Brittany Ashley (@britt27ash), Laura Zak (@la_wa), Angel On Top (@angelontopcast), or join our Patreon at patreon.com/angelontopcast Black Lives Matter, and wear your masks!

Cordelia and her denim jumpsuit are trapped in Pylea. It's up to the boys to find a portal to come save her. Or does Queen C need saving? Follow Brittany Ashley (@britt27ash), Laura Zak (@la_wa), Angel On Top (@angelontopcast), or join our Patreon at patreon.com/angelontopcast Black Lives Matter, and wear your masks!

Chelsea and Bob discuss the origins of Lorne and the beginnings of heading to Pylea

“I miss Pylea.” -Cordelia In Heart Throb, Angel takes on a vampire named James, and confronts the nature of loving someone who is dead. In That Vision Thing, Wolfram & Hart blackmails Angel with an assault on Cordelia’s psyche. The only way to save her is to rescue a mysterious man from a hell dimension.  In That Old Gang of Mine, this is the episode where we ask ourselves are there any good monsters and we learn why Gunn is never allowed back to Caritas, when his old crew takes on the demons.  In Carpe Noctem, Angel body swaps with a horny old man at a retirement home.  In Fredless, Winnifred’s family shows up at the hotel, and we say goodby to Winnifred...or do we? Bug monsters assault Angel’s hotel and Winnifred shows up to fight them just in time.  In Billy, there’s this guy named Billy and if he touches you – you commit misogynistic violence.  And finally, in Offspring, Angel struggles with his relationship with the very pregnant Darla and learns that not only is he a dad, but that there’s something about that baby. 

We’ve got a couple retcon episodes this week, as Buffy tries to answer the question, Who is Anya when she isn’t with Xander? She has over 1100 years of history to try and answer that, but even so, she can’t, and the show does a great job of using the character’s one-dimensionality to explore this in a surprisingly rich way. On Angel, it’s revealed a former professor is the one who sent Fred to Pylea, and this revelation causes her to wrestle with her traumatic past, with devastating repercussions for Gunn.

Everything is normal again! Not so much, as a poison-addled Buffy must differentiate between two different realities. But, mostly, txt this be remembered as the episode where Buffy committed the unforgivable sin of pouring liquids into a trash can. Meanwhile, Angel’s toxic masculinity is showing, and our patience is thinning. We see the consequences of no meaningful interactions between Angel and Wesley since Pylea, as the team tries to sift through the fallout of Connor’s kidnapping and we try to figure why this show continually undermines itself.

The places are getting set for the finale, but we have timeline questions about Buffy, and Buffy’s reactions and fear in the face of Glory feel a little forced to us, but we are ready to see what it all leads up to, especially after noticing all the ground work being laid for Season 6! On Angel, we love the symbolism of the title for once, as everyone finds out the dark reflection of the Pylea sunshine and princess-making.

This week, we chat the joys of plane travel and Waco, TX, before getting into “Spiral” and “Over the Rainbow”. First up, we seriously question the Knights of Byzantium and whether they detract from the success of Glory as a villain, and discuss Ben’s hard choices and bad decisions. On Angel, we are enjoying watching the gang in the daylight after they all travel to Pylea, though this trip is just getting started.

"We chopped off the evil lawyer-beast’s hand, and he screamed and he screamed… and then we left." In today's Still Dead, we say goodbye to Season 2 and Hello to Dark Wesley as Team Angel - plus Fred - return from Pylea in episodes 21-22, "Through the Looking Glass" and "There's No Place Like Plrtz Glrb".

Join ReWatchable as we discuss Angel 4×04, “Slouching Towards Bethlehem,” and Angel 4×05, “Symmetry.” Superfans: Caitlin and Karen Newbies: Ariana and Kristen Fun Facts: Caitlin watches TV. Kristen is a holiday pooper. Ariana is doing her job leave her alone. Karen drinks wine. Angel season 4, episode 4, “Slouching Towards Bethlehem”: -Synopsis -Connor is a big fat liar. -Considering Cordy kind of got dropped in their lap, it’s understandable the pancakes would be hesitant to tell her the whole scary truth. -Lilah and Wes are terrible together but do we hate that we love it? -WHAT APOCALYPTIC HORRORS WILL BEFALL US -Caitlin tries out her poetry professor voice. -Favorite Scenes -Favorite Lines Angel season 4, episode 5, “Supersymmetry”: -Synopsis -FRED AND GUNN ARE THE CUTEST/SEXIEST -Fred is the girl Wes wishes he could be with… Lilah is the girl he should be with. -Fred still has PTSD from Pylea. -Angel has fans on the internet! -Wes helps out Fred but does he have ulterior motives? -Can Fred and Gunn ever come back from this? -CONNOR’S OEDIPUS COMPLEX IS THE GROSSEST -Cordy’s heading back to Angel’s place. Boi bye. -Favorite Scenes -Favorite Lines Listener Feedback: -DO A BOY MEETS WORLD REWATCH -Wes is in character and yall are whack. Ariana’s Assumptions/Kristen’s Kontemplations: –Angel season 4, episode 4, “Slouching Toward Bethlehem” –Angel season 4, episode 5, “Supersymmetry” Contact us! Email: rewatchable.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: @Re_Watchable Tumblr: ReWatchablePodcast.Tumblr.com Or in the comments below. Please rate and review us on iTunes!

Join us as we discuss Angel season 3, episode 5, “Fredless” and Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 6, episode 5, “Life Serial.” Superfans: Natalie and Maj Newbies: Ariana and Kristen Fun Facts: Natalie is having internet issues and she is so over it. More of a not-fun fact. Kristen had a night of nine-year-old fun with her niece last night and it was just what she needed. Ariana was a bridesmaid in her friend’s wedding and had a ton of fun. Maj has two fun facts: She got to pick her own bridesmaid’s dress last year from Asus and she just saw Wonder Woman. Angel season 3, episode 5, “Fredless”: -Synopsis -The gang theorizes about what happened between Buffy and Angel during their little rendezvous midway between Sunnydale and L.A. -Why do we think the show didn’t show or tell us what happened between Buffy and Angel? –Angel the show is tired of being Buffy‘s little brother. -Yet another conversation about Angel and his “moments of perfect bliss” (AKA his sex life). -We take a poll: Did we all think Fred’s parents were evil? -Fred the Texan physicist. -Lorne gets a whole storyline, so he seems to be more of a fully fleshed-out character. -Lorne advised Fred to keep running, that she “hadn’t run far enough.” Sad Lorne is sad. -Fred was pretty happily in denial about her Pylea life, but is forced to confront it by her non-evil parents. -Mom runs a bug over with a bus! -Fred leaves. Sadface. -But, wait! She comes back to save the day! -We are all weirded out that Gunn forgot that demon head wasn’t a prop. -Fred finds her place at Angel Investigations and she gets a fresh start after painting over her walls. -Is Fred still crushing on Angel? Or is this fresh start a completely new one? -A few trivia items for this episode! -Fred grew a lot in this episode, and it’s important to see just what she has to offer to the team. -Wesley is the liberal arts kind of smart, while Fred is more math and sciences. -Favorite Scenes -Favorite Lines Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 6, episode 5, “Life Serial”: -Synopsis -Everyone has expectations about what Buffy should do with her life now. -Team Tara is awkwardly trying to keep things together. -Buffy entered college without a good idea of what she wants, and that’s perfectly okay. (Natalie explains how different it is in Australia.) -This episode’s antagonists, The Trio: AKA JAW/WAJ/Prime Lords of Sunnydale? -Jonathan is spells, Warren is technology, and Andrew is… unclear. -What is with the Trio? What do they want? -First Spell: Time fast-forwarding device? What? Disorienting, just like Willow’s classes. -Second Spell: Jonathan summons demons for Buffy to fight at the construction site. -Third Spell: A time loop while she works at the Magic Box. -Fourth Spell: Red Demon thing? Drunk Buffy still beats him up. -We all agree that the first spell is the worst and freakiest, but the time loop was frustrating and stressful. -Buffy and Spike hangout time. -We all weigh in on our Spike/Buffy feels. -What do we think Buffy feels/thinks about hanging out with Spike? -Why does she choose to hang with him? -Buffy solidly hands Giles his parental unit card when she compares him to her mother. -Favorite Scenes -Favorite Lines Listener Feedback: -There is no Ariana hate. Only love. -Buffy should *totally* be getting paid. -We are already at two years of Buffy/Angel! What could possibly be next? -Would a chance Buffy was in hell outweigh the possibility of heaven? Ariana’s Answers/Kristen’s Kontemplations: –Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 6, episode 6, “All the Way” –Angel season 3, episode 6, “Billy” Contact us! Email: rewatchable.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: @Re_Watchable Tumblr: ReWatchablePodcast.Tumblr.com Or in the comments below. Please rate and review us on iTunes!

Buffy Lives! After a short trip to Pylea, we're back chatting about the season six premiere, Bargaining Pt 1.  Things are a-changin' in the Buffyverse! We're on the UPN! Willow's the star of the ep! It's WAY darker! Giles is out of the main credits!

Fred's parents come to town, and she has to finally process her return from Pylea. In this episode, we discuss Fredless (Angel 3.05)!

Delta Park at Stake Podcast | STAKE E69 - Plrz Glrb | Everyone heads to Pylea. Cordelia becomes a princess; Wesley becomes a leader; Angel fixes his hair and Lauren loses his head.