Wanna *really* feel old? Try watching it now! The aspect ratio’s smaller than your screen, the acting and writing feel a little “off” from what you remember, Xander’s a creepy sex pervert and Willow’s actress isn’t… every detail that didn’t matter back then will be the first thing you notice now.
You’re _literally_ standing in the light of day, Cammy. And unless you sense your surroundings by infrared or radar or something equally unconventional, you’re seeing by it.
Cammy probably wouldn’t fare that well against someone who wanted to harm Cammy. If the cybernetic death squad has any sense, Cammy would drain one and the next one would shoot it from a safe distance.
I’m undecided on the question of whether or not their lack of success in fighting Unity means that they don’t have much sense.
Ah, but you’re forgetting the two mad scientists in the crowd. (Okay, one and a half, don’t start in on me about Dr. Lee.) They could find a way to extend Cammy’s range so she could drain all the Emerald Leaguers at once, and then store the stolen power to help extend the mainframe.
What are the odds that Nick and Cammy would meet again, in the same place, which neither of them left? Ah, but probabilities mean nothing to the Fates. Their lives are forever commingled whether they will it or not. She is his dark density.
Nick isn’t talking about the odds of seeing Cammy again, but of Cammy being the specific robot who saw the need to circumvent the Baron’s nonsense and succeeded in doing so.
Looks like Cammy is pulling an Angel.
(Now I feel old.)
I felt old when that was on, so I guess that makes me really old.
“Angel” – Oh yeah, that’s the show the kids used to watch….
And Librarians……..
Wanna *really* feel old? Try watching it now! The aspect ratio’s smaller than your screen, the acting and writing feel a little “off” from what you remember, Xander’s a creepy sex pervert and Willow’s actress isn’t… every detail that didn’t matter back then will be the first thing you notice now.
And nobody has cell phones. 😉
Wasn’t it always like that? A mix between soap opera, anime, Ixors and fantastic that got cult I never understood why?
(The Musical episode still knocks it outta the park, though.)
Spike will never not be hot.
Truth.
aw… but ya gotta love that cute little vampirically deceptive smile.
You’re _literally_ standing in the light of day, Cammy. And unless you sense your surroundings by infrared or radar or something equally unconventional, you’re seeing by it.
It’s his little joke. His *very* little joke.
How many Deathbots could Cammy drain before getting full?
Is satiation possible?
Cammy probably wouldn’t fare that well against someone who wanted to harm Cammy. If the cybernetic death squad has any sense, Cammy would drain one and the next one would shoot it from a safe distance.
I’m undecided on the question of whether or not their lack of success in fighting Unity means that they don’t have much sense.
Ah, but you’re forgetting the two mad scientists in the crowd. (Okay, one and a half, don’t start in on me about Dr. Lee.) They could find a way to extend Cammy’s range so she could drain all the Emerald Leaguers at once, and then store the stolen power to help extend the mainframe.
And they would do it without even once considering the possibly disastrous repercussions of making a life-force-sucking vampire even more dangerous.
Such is the way of Madness.
What, or who, is Cammy standing on?
Looks like a computer case.
Given their traditional “stumble onto a solution” methods, it’s probably the VR interface.
You called it.
Could it be Erwin?
What are the odds that Nick and Cammy would meet again, in the same place, which neither of them left? Ah, but probabilities mean nothing to the Fates. Their lives are forever commingled whether they will it or not. She is his dark density.
Do you mean “density” or “destiny”? A good joke could be made either way.
I guess I see her as a seducer as suave as George McFly from Back to the Future.
Nick isn’t talking about the odds of seeing Cammy again, but of Cammy being the specific robot who saw the need to circumvent the Baron’s nonsense and succeeded in doing so.