Post by Spuffy on Nov 22, 2005 17:43:11 GMT -5
Simple question 
Though I have a bit of a looooong story
Way back when I saw "Teacher's Pet" and "The Witch", I knew what I was watching but I'd never really heard anything about Buffy and wasn't really interested, it was just something on TV. Then a few years later when "Amends" aired, I saw it and thought it was good, I liked the B/A though I didn't know he was a vampire and I was all "He killed someone? I thought he was supposed to be a good guy!" Then I never watched it and another year later at my friend Shana's house (she had been watching it since it came on, but wasn't really that big of a fan) we watched "Beer Bad". I LOVED that episode I really wanted to start watching the show then but every week after that I kept forgetting it was on so I never watched it and eventually I forgot it all together. Then, summer of 2003, I saw "Chosen" and it hit me that that was the last episode of the show, even though I didn't actually know it was, I just felt it I started looking things up and found out that it was on FX so I started to watch it on there which was about someway through season 5 and watched till it got to season 7 then went back to 1-5. I watched it that summer and taped it during the school year and watched it and was all happy So I pretty much saw all the episodes in less than a year, except for a few which I eventually saw when Shana got the DVD's. I started watching Angel season 5 when it started and I'd only ever seen one episode and that was "Apocalypse, Nowish" (yes, I realize, I start off fandom badly ) but I was all "ewww" at the Cordy/Connor scene, somehow I knew it was so very wrong at that point I began watching season 1-4 of Angel on TNT while still watching season 5 so I got all caught up. Never did like Angel as much as Buffy and sometime in there I went to CoA and was exposed to other fans and soon got addicted to the internet because I always wanted to talk to some certain people... YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE! And I started the original beloved Slayerfest
That's my story and I'm sticking to it
Though I have a bit of a looooong story Way back when I saw "Teacher's Pet" and "The Witch", I knew what I was watching but I'd never really heard anything about Buffy and wasn't really interested, it was just something on TV. Then a few years later when "Amends" aired, I saw it and thought it was good, I liked the B/A though I didn't know he was a vampire and I was all "He killed someone? I thought he was supposed to be a good guy!" Then I never watched it and another year later at my friend Shana's house (she had been watching it since it came on, but wasn't really that big of a fan) we watched "Beer Bad". I LOVED that episode
I really wanted to start watching the show then but every week after that I kept forgetting it was on so I never watched it and eventually I forgot it all together. Then, summer of 2003, I saw "Chosen" and it hit me that that was the last episode of the show, even though I didn't actually know it was, I just felt it I started looking things up and found out that it was on FX so I started to watch it on there which was about someway through season 5 and watched till it got to season 7 then went back to 1-5. I watched it that summer and taped it during the school year and watched it and was all happy So I pretty much saw all the episodes in less than a year, except for a few which I eventually saw when Shana got the DVD's. I started watching Angel season 5 when it started and I'd only ever seen one episode and that was "Apocalypse, Nowish" (yes, I realize, I start off fandom badly ) but I was all "ewww" at the Cordy/Connor scene, somehow I knew it was so very wrong at that point I began watching season 1-4 of Angel on TNT while still watching season 5 so I got all caught up. Never did like Angel as much as Buffy and sometime in there I went to CoA and was exposed to other fans and soon got addicted to the internet because I always wanted to talk to some certain people... YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE! And I started the original beloved Slayerfest That's my story and I'm sticking to it
