Episode 74 - Five by Five / Sanctuary (feat. Eric Sipple)

2021-08-14

“Help me.” ~Faith After a good-not-great season one so far, Angel finds its feet properly, giving one of the best characters from across the Whedonverse one of the best moments of character development from across the Whedonverse. Or that’s my opinion at least. Fortunately, my good friend, Broken Magic author Eric Sipple agrees with me, so I let him come back on the show. Together we discuss the blossoming of the Angel/Lindsey rivalry, the overwhelming power of THAT rain-soaked alley scene, and how it’s not about you, Buffy! NEXT: Author, sch...

“Help me.” ~Faith

After a good-not-great season one so far, Angel finds its feet properly, giving one of the best characters from across the Whedonverse one of the best moments of character development from across the Whedonverse. Or that’s my opinion at least. Fortunately, my good friend, Broken Magic author Eric Sipple agrees with me, so I let him come back on the show. Together we discuss the blossoming of the Angel/Lindsey rivalry, the overwhelming power of THAT rain-soaked alley scene, and how it’s not about you, Buffy!

NEXT: Author, scholar, and friend of the show Elizabeth Rambo makes her triumphant return, her first time joining me since we wrapped up Buffy the Vampire Slayer, to lead us through the final three episodes of Angel season one. We’ll be discussing 120, “War Zone,” 121, “Blind Date,” and 122, “To Shanshu in L.A.”

BREAKDOWN

00:00:55 - Intro / Guest

00:05:13 - Main Topic

01:39:35 - Outro / Next

LIBRARY

Broken Magic, by Eric Sipple

The Deli Counter of Justice, by Paul Smith, Eric Sipple & Arlo Wiley

LINKS

Eric’s Website - A Beautiful Rain of Frogs

MUSIC

“Conversations (feat. Wesley Mead)” by Azura (2017)

“Why Does It Always Rain on Me?” by Anakelly, Timeless (Piano & Vocal) (2016)