Farewell...

... Andy Hallett, Actor

"Andy Hallett, who starred as Lorne ("the Host") on the TV series Angel, died of heart failure last night at age 33, according to his longtime agent and friend Pat Brady. The actor passed away at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles after a five-year battle with heart disease, with his father Dave Hallett by his side."

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"Angel" Summer DVD Review - "Damage"

Angel
Season 5, Episode 11: "Damage"

Tara I. – TwoCents Staff Reviewer
tara@thetwocentscorp.com

Angel Broodometer: 7

What happens when all the potential Slayers in the world wake up with the power of the Slayer? For a specific answer, read the Buffy comics, but this episode gives us a few answers as a girl who has been traumatized by a serial killer gains her Slayer powers. We also learn that Buffy doesn't trust Angel anymore. Shocking! Oh, and Andrew (Tom Lenk) comes to call!

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"Angel" Summer DVD Review - "Soul Purpose"

Angel
"Soul Purpose"

Season 5, Episode 10

Tara I. – TwoCents Staff Reviewer
tara@thetwocentscorp.com

Angel Broodometer: 10

This episode had so much brooding there was barely time for anything else. It's, finally, time for Angel to start reflecting on what he's doing with his W&H life through a series of sometimes hilarious, sometimes disturbing nightmares. I never look forward to these episodes, but in this case, we were treated to many, many scenes of Spike and Lindsey (Christian Kane) together, so that made up for all the brooding.

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WB Reintroduces Some Old Friends

The WB is back, starting August 27, when the Warner Bros. Television Group officially launches TheWB.com – a premium, ad-supported, video-on-demand, interactive and personalized network – to the public. Announced in April, TheWB.com had previously been in private beta.

TheWB.com will feature full episodes of fan-favorite series that have shaped popular culture and inspired devoted followings over the past decade, including the previously announced “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Everwood,” “Friends,” “Gilmore Girls,” “The O.C.,” “One Tree Hill,” “Roswell,” “Smallville” and “Veronica Mars.” Additional series newly acquired for TheWB.com and not previously announced include “Angel,” “Babylon 5,” “Firefly,” “In Living Color,” “The Loop” and “MADtv.”

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