Re: ATS S4D6 (II)

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>> Season Four, Episode 22: "Home"
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>> Rating: Excellent
> 
> I don't really have anything to add from last time.  I love
> Lilah.  I love the ending.  The tour of the new W&H is amusing. 
> Angel's and Connor's performances are top notch in their final
> confrontation.  The half conclusion and half preview I find
> disorienting, and not terribly satisfying for any of the AI team
> besides Angel, though I recognize now that they were already
> getting written out of this season in the prior episode.  I've
> never liked the idea of Angel running W&H and don't find the
> acceptance of it by the AI team very believable.  (Except for
> Angel himself because of the Connor deal.)  Not even Gunn,
> though at least some effort was made to justify his choice.
>

Only Gunn and (probably) Lorne actually decide to accept the deal 
independently of Angel.  Wesley is at least considering it (perhaps 
because of Lilah?) but hasn't made a definitive statement.  Fred is 
clearly opposed.

Then Angel announces his "executive decision" and that changes the 
situation.  

-- 
Michael Ikeda    mmikeda@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Telling a statistician not to use sampling is like telling an
astronomer they can't say there is a moon and stars"
Lynne Billard, past president American Statistical Association