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   From: newsunspammelaws@iinet.unspamme.net.au   
      
   On Sat, 11 Mar 2017 14:38:52 +1300, Your Name    
   wrote:   
      
   >In article ,   
   >anim8rfsk  wrote:   
   >> In article ,   
   >>  Robin Miller  wrote:   
   >> > Your Name wrote:   
   >> > > In article , Ubiquitous   
   >> > >  wrote:   
   >> > >>   
   >> > > ...   
   >> > >> 1) Sarah Michelle Gellar   
   >> > >>   
   >> > >> Sarah Michelle Gellar doesn’t get nearly enough credit for how   
   >> > >> incredible an actress she is, and how integral she was to Buffy the   
   >> > >> Vampire Slayer. No one, I repeat, no one else could’ve brought Buffy   
   to   
   >> > >> life as much as she did. Gellar handled the comedic and action-filled   
   >> > >> scenes like a pro, but her real strength was in the show’s more   
   >> > >> dramatic moments. Gellar’s performance was wrought with real, raw   
   >> > >> emotion. Nobody ever recovers after watching her in “The Body.â€?   
   >> > >> Nobody.   
   >> > > ...   
   >> > >   
   >> > > "incredible actress"?!? She's not even a "mildly good actress" ...   
   >> > > she's a one-"hit" wonder who put me off bothering to even try to watch   
   >> > > the Buffy show.   
   >> > >   
   >> > > Charmed was the much better show with much better actresses ... well,   
   >> > > excluding the dismally bad Shannen Doherty of course, back thankfully   
   >> > > she did her usual walk-out-in-a-sulk-for-not-being-THE-star-of-the-show   
   >> > > routine.   
   >> >   
   >> > I meant to comment also. She was good as Buffy, but has she been good in   
   >> > anything else?   
   >>   
   >> Cruel Intentions   
   >> The Simpsons   
   >> Simply Irresistible   
   >> I Know What Your Breasts Did Two Summers Before Last   
   >> The Crazy Ones   
   >> Spenser: For Hire   
   >>   
   >> She's done a *lot* of stuff I just had no interest in tracking down, so   
   >> I have no idea if she was good in it or not.   
   >   
   >She completely ruined "Scooby Doo" by trying to make herself and her   
   >character *THE* star of the show.   
      
   Yeah, I'm sure that she could completely overrule the director...   
      
   >No wonder Gellar and Doherty are   
   >(supposedly) friends ... forget Global Climate Change, the resulting   
   >explosion from the collision of their massively over-bloated egos will   
   >probably annihilate the planet if they ever try to co-star in the same   
   >show!   
      
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