Re: A Second Look: ATS S4D4

Marc Espie wrote:
> In article <CLydnSxTtuFR35jVnZ2dnUVZ_uSgnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> One Bit Shy <OBS@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Honestly, I just don't worry about it.  It's a different series.  It
serves 
>> itself first.  What bothers me more is that Willow isn't well
integrated 
>> into AtS as a character on any terms.  The scenes with her, while OK in

>> themselves, never quite feel like a natural part of AtS.  I don't know
how 
>> to describe it any better than they feel a little awkward.
> 
> The most jarring part about it is the Willow/Kennedy/Fred "triangle".
> 
> The scene where Willow abruptly dismisses Fred with `I'm seeing someone'
> feels incredibly false (and confused) to me, especially since anyone,
including
> Amy Acker, has better chemistry with AH than what's-her-real-name
Kennedy.

Now, see, this is the kind of thing I don't get - regardless of what one 
might think of the Kennedy/Willow pairing, I don't understand how anyone 
can watch this episode and get "chemistry" out of any of it.  Must be a 
lot of wishful thinking going around, 'cause I can't see it.  (I can see 
where the two character *should* hit it off, but it would sure take a 
different writer to make it work for me.)

-- 
Rowan Hawthorn

"Occasionally, I'm callous and strange." - Willow Rosenberg, "Buffy the 
Vampire Slayer"