Delta Park Project: Delta Park Does Buffy - E1 Hellmouth Harvest on the Delta Park Project
Ed
· 1 year ago
You do know there was a movie that predates the show.
Jason
· 1 year ago
We do know that.. and have seen it in fact.. Should we consider it part of this mythology? The movie shifted quite a bit from what Joss had intended. -- there is also the un-aired pilot that we could look at too.
Tom
· 1 year ago
Glad to hear you've finally gotten around to watching Buffy. As bad as season 1 seems at times, don't give up on it! Season 2 will hook you in. Season 3 was the best overall season IMHO.
Also, if you really get into the Buffy-verse it and want to get the most out of it, start watching Angel Season 1 during Buffy Season 4. There are some great cross-overs, both in terms of references as well as actual cast appearances, that make much more sense in sequence.
JL
· 1 year ago
Wait. What? You are two of the coolest, people I know on the internet - and have excellent taste in TV shows and movies, but I CANNOT BELIEVE YOU ARE JUST NOW WATCHING BTVS.
Anyway, I'm actually kinda jealous. You get to live through the whole thing for the first time. Two things to take note of:
1. The show doesn't really get off the ground until the end of Season 1 (and sorta into season 2). By the time you're in Season 3, it's a juggernaut of awesomeness that can't be stopped. You're a long way away from the mega-rad season six musical episode.
2. You know what might be weird? Angel. He leaves the show (spoiler! sorry) at the end of season 3, and goes off for his own adventures in LA. The shows didn't cross over that much - apart from a dozen characters, but there is this astounding crossover event adds an extra punch to the Buffy episode that aired that same night. Have you considered adding that show into the mix along the way?
Jason
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the advice!
Tom
· 1 year ago
I'll add also that by watching the two shows together in the proper sequence, you'll be able to witness first hand (imo) the greatest character progression of any single character in TV history. I won't tell you who it is, except to say you have not been introduced to this character yet.
Rob Kidman
· 1 year ago
Yeah, when you get to BtVS Season Four, you should try and watch Angel as you go along too. It is rather good, but then again, I'm biased.
I'm so glad they got rid of Pilot-Willow, and I'd say consider some bits of the movie as series cannon. They have a flashback in Season Two and my god, Donald Sutherland got fat!
David Cole
· 11 months ago
The first season Video Transfers are grainy and everything is underlit (most likely a bad transfer or old film stock). I am a huge fan of Buffy (Angel was too "LA" for my tastes)
When you reach Season 3, the video quality is improves immensely (not sure about season two, it's been a while) and the special effects slowly improve (a few monster effects are quite rough)
Jane Espenson was one of the main writers, she now works on Battlestar Galactica.
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Also, if you really get into the Buffy-verse it and want to get the most out of it, start watching Angel Season 1 during Buffy Season 4. There are some great cross-overs, both in terms of references as well as actual cast appearances, that make much more sense in sequence.
You are two of the coolest, people I know on the internet - and have excellent taste in TV shows and movies, but I CANNOT BELIEVE YOU ARE JUST NOW WATCHING BTVS.
Anyway, I'm actually kinda jealous. You get to live through the whole thing for the first time.
Two things to take note of:
1. The show doesn't really get off the ground until the end of Season 1 (and sorta into season 2). By the time you're in Season 3, it's a juggernaut of awesomeness that can't be stopped. You're a long way away from the mega-rad season six musical episode.
2. You know what might be weird? Angel. He leaves the show (spoiler! sorry) at the end of season 3, and goes off for his own adventures in LA. The shows didn't cross over that much - apart from a dozen characters, but there is this astounding crossover event adds an extra punch to the Buffy episode that aired that same night. Have you considered adding that show into the mix along the way?
I'm so glad they got rid of Pilot-Willow, and I'd say consider some bits of the movie as series cannon. They have a flashback in Season Two and my god, Donald Sutherland got fat!
I am a huge fan of Buffy (Angel was too "LA" for my tastes)
When you reach Season 3, the video quality is improves immensely (not sure about season two, it's been a while) and the special effects slowly improve (a few monster effects are quite rough)
Jane Espenson was one of the main writers, she now works on Battlestar Galactica.