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she has her memories back!! can i get a hallelujah 

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Ron Fehr

Hmm, Chad. I like it. I had sometimes wondered what to call the Fred/Gunn relationship. It never occurred to me to use his first name..

Clara V.

It was really hard not to tell you that you wouldn't have to endure the amnesia for very long. I'm definitely very glad it's over and it wasn't dragged out over the whole or even half the season. And one of the most fun episodes of season 4 to boot. Also, it never occured to me that this could technically qualify as a bottle episode and that the title might be related to that (on top of the obvious game reference)

zerofk

A lot of the jokes in this one just make me roll my eyes, but overall it's not bad. I love the framing of Lorne being the storyteller. Framing stories can be great, if done well. This one is done well. Connor's age was never explicitly mentioned until now - just that he was a teenager. I doubt Holtz celebrated birthdays in Quor'toth. And okay since you threatened to look it up: Cordelia gets her memory back in 4x06.

Brendan O'Connor

Seeing Wesley be both a badass and a bumbling buffoon in the same episode was funny, but also how much he’s been through: being humbled and fired from the council, tortured by his former Slayer, forced to take leadership after Angel fired the team, nearly dying from that gunshot, making hard choices in Pylea, and finally making harder choices which destroyed his relationship with his friends and nearly dying again, all while thinking it was for the right reasons…Wesley is one of my favorite characters from this universe in case you didn’t know

Brendan O'Connor

The cast had trouble filming this episode because they kept laughing during takes. When Angel/Liam says “Shiny”, David and Alexis immediately turn away from each other because they couldn’t keep it together looking at each other in previous takes. Apparently someone from the production team went down to yell at them in order to finish it.

Isaiah

Season 4 is the first season where Joss Whedon is the sole Executive Producer and a lot more of the decisions make sense thru that lens. This episode with the crass humor, objectifying Cordy and Fred, etc. really encompasses how he views the show and characters in relation to one another. Seasons 1-3 were EP’d by co-creator David Greenwalt who brought over Cordelia and Darla to be Angel characters and wrote pivotal storylines, among other things, and he really has such a different idea of the Angel characters and world that with him being relegated to a Consulting Producer position for this season and the next the shift is regrettably very noticeable.

Britney

This is basically the Tabula Rasa episode of Angel. I prefer TR, but this one is fun too. (Minus the Connor bits). Fred asking for weed absolutely cracks me up.

Ariel17

There’s an interesting callback in this episode when Angel/Liam enters and teenage Cordy sees him for the first time and says: “Hello salty goodness”. This is the exact same thing she says back in season 1 of Buffy when she sees Angel for the very first time (entering the Bronze). I thought that was pretty neat.

John Alexander

Apologies but I cannot permit you a hallelujah.