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So I'm first rewatching some season 7 BTVS episodes for the first time since quite a while (a good experience, too, I might add, more about that later), and then I start season 4 of Six Feet Under. And in the second episode of that fourth season, there is this scene of Claire and friend attending a punk poetry/performance session, and who should show up in a cameo but Tom Lenk. I was sitting in front of my tv screen and yelled "ANDREW!"
Now I have to know: are there any BTVS (or A:TS)/ Six Feet Under crossovers? Because they must be written, given that the Fishers live in Los Angeles. I even have the weird idea of letting Nate Senior's ghost hang out with Darla's ghost and banter about significant others and kids. *g*
Anyway: back to my season 7 rewatch. Which was Selfless till Showtime these last days. Season 7 isn't controversial the way 6 is (i.e. with people taking a love or hate position), it's just regarded as weak, and I agree there are signs of exhaustion, plus the Big Bad doesn't work the way it should, but there is still so much about it which does work for me and which I like that I'm currently feeling all warm and fuzzy about it. It doesn't have my passionate adoration the way, say, season 4 of AtS does, just the fondness for a dear friend who managed to put on socks with two different colours in the morning without noticing but still cheers me up by being himself. I feel similar about season 5 of AtS, so maybe it's a last season thing for me.
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Now I have to know: are there any BTVS (or A:TS)/ Six Feet Under crossovers? Because they must be written, given that the Fishers live in Los Angeles. I even have the weird idea of letting Nate Senior's ghost hang out with Darla's ghost and banter about significant others and kids. *g*
Anyway: back to my season 7 rewatch. Which was Selfless till Showtime these last days. Season 7 isn't controversial the way 6 is (i.e. with people taking a love or hate position), it's just regarded as weak, and I agree there are signs of exhaustion, plus the Big Bad doesn't work the way it should, but there is still so much about it which does work for me and which I like that I'm currently feeling all warm and fuzzy about it. It doesn't have my passionate adoration the way, say, season 4 of AtS does, just the fondness for a dear friend who managed to put on socks with two different colours in the morning without noticing but still cheers me up by being himself. I feel similar about season 5 of AtS, so maybe it's a last season thing for me.
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