*sniff, sniff*….and it wasn't enough for us, either.

True. It was an odd juxtaposition, but those hijinks were hilarious!

Me, too. I think I elevated ugly-crying to an art form.

Your true story is also my true story…exactly how it happened for me, and exactly what I did, too.

I second that. Those reruns are what turned me into a rabid Angel fan.

They looked so happy…I burst into tears (and ugly-crying) just as I did years before watching "A Hole in the World", only this time HAPPY tears!

Absolutely! And we NEEDED that!!!

He is my secret love.

"The government gave me bad hair?"
"It's the devil".
"My HAIR?"

One of the best arguments/debates in screen history. And not just the argument itself, but the way they played the whole scene…and Wesley's bemusement.
"You've been yelling at each other for 40 minutes about this? *pause* Do the astronauts have weapons?"
Aaaaand then they broke our hearts.
I've seldom gone from…

One of the most profound observances they made, and there were quite a few. That's one of the many reasons I love this show…it could be so silly and funny, then floor you with its depth.

You will, without a doubt. It evolves in wonderful ways, and will take you along with it.

Same scene, Wesley danced himself right off his own feet…then nearly choked on an ordoeuvre when a girl spoke to him. That proved bringing him into the show was also the right decision…and also, I think the moment I fell in love with him!

I've developed a ritual. Every year around Halloween I have to rewatch "Life of the Party". It's so in the spirit of the holiday, and so funny. But because it features Andy so prominently, it's also bittersweet.

It took a long time. I've read (and heard about it on one of the DVD commentaries) they cracked up repeatedly, to the point Boreanaz and Denisof couldn't even look each other in the eye and had to look at each other's forehead or slightly above to get through one scene where they were addressing each other. Wish I…

Making family, breaking family, then coming back together when it really counted…one of the many reasons I love this show so much.

It was absolutely heartbreaking. Alexis Denisof is a wonderful actor, and pure gold throughout Angel. Not many actors and/or characters have had the ability to make me laugh out loud and cry unabashedly…sometimes in the same episode.

Agreed. The Wesley/Lilah romance alone was worth watching the whole season for.

She also had a small role as Jackie Kennedy in an excellent film called "Thirteen Days", about the Cuban Missile Crisis, with Bruce Greenwood as JFK. Good historical movie, but I was disappointed by how little she was on screen.

I loved Wesley's exasperation toward her…"Somebody stake that woman".
And when Gunn first walked in and saw Harmony, he got a "Hey, Baby..what's shakin'" look on his face, full flirt mode, till someone mentioned she's a vampire.