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5x7 Angel FULL

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Sarah_M

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Sofía Reyes

Weasley is such an amazing characther with and incredibly evolution. Love to see him grow in this show. Thanks for the reaction, Nick!

Susan Holly

Fred said it was like an M.C. Escher picture. He’s an artist whose paintings are known for a lot of geometry, staircases, and visual illusions.

Ariel17

Definitely one of my fave episodes of season 5 and its been a long time coming, as they have been hinting at Wesley's terrible childhood and abusive father since Season 1. A recap of all the times they've touched on Wes's backstory: S1E14 "I've got you under my skin" - The evil possessed kid says (in Wes' voice): "All those times locked under the stairs. Not good enough for Daddy. Not good enough for the council." S2E4 "Untouched" - Wes was the one to figure out that the telekinetic girl Bethany had been sexually abused by her father, since he could relate and it was implied he had been emotionally and possibly physically abused by his father. S2E19 "Belonging" - Wes calls his father to say Happy Bday and tell him about being the new leader of Team Angel, and even though we don't hear what the dad says, he keeps interrupting Wes, and quickly sours Wes' mood with how his father was talking to him. Wes: "I just thought you'd be pro---I thought you'd want to know..." S3E5 "Fredless" - After Fred leaves with her parents, the team is talking about how great parents they were and Wes just goes into a little ramble saying: "They loved her [Fred]. They didn't grind her down into a tiny little nub, with their constant berating and....." S4E11 "Soulless" - Wes is interrogating Angelus and Angelus says: "I guess you just can't really understand that special bond between a father and son, seeing as how your own father is ashamed of you." And theres probably other small moments I'm forgetting but yea...they've been telling us about Wesley's childhood traumas for awhile now and we finally understand in this episode why he believed that cyborg actually was his father. The "father" was giving Wes all these backhanded compliments, followed by little jabs, and being all passive-aggressive. It made Wes revert to his bumbling, insecure self that we saw when he was first introduced on Buffy.

HeatheЯ

One of my favorite Buffy-verse episodes.