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Le 26.12. a News9sanantonio, SMG a nié un aspect sur "Angel"et a indiqué qu'elle n'a aucun plan pour reprendre le rôle de "Buffy" ou pour rendre visite à son ancien co-star David Boreanaz.

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Bah tant pis pour elle, et tant pis pour nous, on s'en remettra

Et Eliza elle veut pas venir faire un tour sur le plateau de la saison 5??
Ben oui si on peut pas avoir une tueuse autant avoir l'autre

En tout cas je pense qu'il a du se passer quelque chose pour qu'elle dise aujourd'hui qu'elle n'apparaîtra pas.
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@rain: Ta sign est trop grande au maximum elle doit faire 500x200

Pour Darla pas de news pour l'instant.

Si Angel se termine sans une apparition de SMG, je crois que je ne m'en remettrai pas

B.a a écrit :

Si Angel se termine sans une apparition de SMG, je crois que je ne m'en remettrai pas

+ 1 à fond, SMG vient à moiiiiii !!!!!

Old Friends Visit Angel

Joss Whedon, co-creator of The WB's vampire series Angel, told SCI FI Wire to expect familiar faces as the current fifth season winds up, including Andrew (Tom Lenk from Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) and the possible return of Connor (Vincent Kartheiser). Kartheiser's character—the son of Angel (David Boreanaz) and Darla (Julie Benz)—left the series at the end of last season after Angel made a deal with the nefarious law firm of Wolfram & Hart.

Whether Kartheiser returns depends on scheduling and other issues, Whedon said in an interview at the television critics' winter press tour in Hollywood. "We do have every intention of seeing him again and seeing the Connor who did grow up happy, who had everything that he never had and what that person would be like and what it would be like for Angel to deal with him knowing what Connor can never know," Whedon told reporters.

Lenk, whose nerdy character survived the apocalyptic finale of Buffy last spring, will definitely show up in a Slayer-themed episode due in February, Whedon said.

And, as previously reported, Carpenter's Cordelia will return to wrap up her character's storyline in the series' 100th episode, "You're Welcome!" which is schedule for Feb. 4. "That's very much kind of an opportunity to sum up and sort of go, 'Good lord, we've been doing this for a while,'" Whedon said. "And without being sly and post-modern about it and winking at the audience, really using it as a milestone and having her—because she was there at the beginning—come and say, 'Well, where are you now? Where were you when we started, and where are you no and how do you feel about that?'"

One face that definitely won't appear on Angel this season: Sarah Michelle Gellar's Buffy, Whedon said. "Sarah last year said that she would be interested in coming on the show," he said. "And then this year, she ... said that it felt too soon. And that's something that I actually understand. It's very difficult when you throw something off that's sort of taken over your life and your public persona for years and years and years, ... it's very difficult to just sort of say, 'OK, I'm going to throw that back on on somebody else's show and dive in again.' And I think that's probably what happened."

Whedon added, "I don't know that it's a never. ... It was more just like, 'Now's not the time.' And as writers, we have to go to our own characters and care more about that. And so it isn't ... bad, I don't think. ... I would love to see her on the show, and she's welcome anytime she decides she is ready. But I don't know if that will happen, and with a cast like that, it's not my first priority." Angel returns with new episodes Jan. 14 and airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

This is the closest that I've seen:

The WB made sure to tout its returning hit shows at TCA, hosting a panel on "Angel," which is enjoying a particularly strong year.


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Levin said there is no reason for "Angel" to worry about competition from producer John Wells' "Dark Shadows," which is being developed for the WB.

"I think the two shows can co-exist. 'Angel' is an action-adventure, while 'Dark Shadows' is a gothic soap opera," Levin said.

D'autant que les taux d'audience sont très bons cette année (n'en déplaisent aux détracteurs)