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Apr. 19th, 2011 05:51 pmOkey dokey. So, without realizing it, I've embarked on my third rewatch (or, almost--I skipped most of S1). We'll see how far I get--but for now, let's assume my energy and attention span are eternal--vast as the ocean blue--and that I'm gonna get all the way through.
Right now I'm about halfway through season 3. And it's going swimmingly: I have both thoughts and feelings, which maybe I'll share if I can think of them, but right now I'm all tapped out. But, I was thinking that I'd throw in AtS when I get S4--because I've always sort of wanted to watch the shows in tandem to see what new perspective it gives things.
So that's what this post is about--what order should I watch the episodes in if I'm folding the series together? Is it as simple as one Angel, one Buffy? Or is it one Buffy, one Angel? A while back I found a really good blog entry that gave a slightly more specific order, so that crossover episodes lined up better, but I can't find it now.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this very important matter?
Right now I'm about halfway through season 3. And it's going swimmingly: I have both thoughts and feelings, which maybe I'll share if I can think of them, but right now I'm all tapped out. But, I was thinking that I'd throw in AtS when I get S4--because I've always sort of wanted to watch the shows in tandem to see what new perspective it gives things.
So that's what this post is about--what order should I watch the episodes in if I'm folding the series together? Is it as simple as one Angel, one Buffy? Or is it one Buffy, one Angel? A while back I found a really good blog entry that gave a slightly more specific order, so that crossover episodes lined up better, but I can't find it now.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this very important matter?
