| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| bitnine04-16-04, 10:18 PM | Watching the last episode of Angel (Episode 105 - Underneath), I have to say that the torturer fellow in the alternate dimension was most certainly the very spitting image of a chain devil. Given that Joss has thrown in other D&D references in a couple of his episodes, I'd assume that he's not unfamiliar with the game. Anyways, I was just wondering if anyone else had happened to notice this, and if so, what they thought about the portrayal. That was certainly one very angry chain devil, let me tell you. |
| SnowbearK04-17-04, 12:59 AM | Nah, didn't notice at all... ;) (points to .sig) [edit: he wasn't angry, he was just doing his job. As soon as the problem was corrected, he was nice and calm again. Well, calm anyways] |
| Gray Richardson04-19-04, 08:51 PM | I noticed as well, I was watching with friends and pointed out he looked like a chain devil and others agreed. Although he had a lot more chains on his head than the rest of his body, and he didn't fight with animated chains. But it was fun to see a Kyton on Angel all the same. |
| bitnine04-20-04, 02:27 AM | Originally posted by Gray Richardson I noticed as well, I was watching with friends and pointed out he looked like a chain devil and others agreed.Yeah, my friends looked at me like I was crazy when I pulled out the MM afterwards to show 'em, but when they saw the picture they agreed, and that it was sort of neat to see a chain devil, even if he did attack with a boring old mace. ;) |
| SnowbearK04-20-04, 02:46 AM | Animating the chains would have pushed the copyright a bit, don'tcha think? :D On the other hand, I suppose he could have copy/pasted the OGL right into the credits... |
| Sulaco04-20-04, 10:46 AM | Originally posted by bitnine Watching the last episode of Angel (Episode 105 - Underneath), I have to say that the torturer fellow in the alternate dimension was most certainly the very spitting image of a chain devil. Given that Joss has thrown in other D&D references in a couple of his episodes, I'd assume that he's not unfamiliar with the game. Anyways, I was just wondering if anyone else had happened to notice this, and if so, what they thought about the portrayal. That was certainly one very angry chain devil, let me tell you. Yup, I noticed that too. I'm gonna miss this show, particulalry given how good this season has been. At least they are going out on a high-note. One thing to ponder though. At the end of that episode, Lindsay ays "You're 2 soldiers down" to Angel and the crew. How did he know about Fred? She was lost when he was "trapped" in hell. Was all of that part of a ploy to get him and Eve into their trust? |
| SnowbearK04-21-04, 12:57 AM | See, here I thought he might have been talking about Cordy and Gunn, not Fred and Gunn. |
| Sulaco04-21-04, 11:26 AM | Originally posted by SnowbearK See, here I thought he might have been talking about Cordy and Gunn, not Fred and Gunn. Ah, that's true. She's been gone so long (apart from her brief comeback/farewell episode) that I pretty much wrote her off ages ago. |
| Willie the Duck04-21-04, 07:19 PM | yeah, looks like it's going to go out either in a way that leaves lots of unanswered questions or that feels all too forced (especially since SMG isn't slated for a guest appearance that I know of). |
| PsionScribe04-22-04, 06:16 PM | A fellow Angel watcher....................Huzzah! |