From: liam@valentijn.nu   
      
   Op 2-4-2018 om 23:46 schreef David:   
   > "Wouter Valentijn"  wrote in message   
   > news:5ac114fa$0$10840$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl...   
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   > Op 1-4-2018 om 14:10 schreef David:   
   >>         Two shout outs to OMWF in two separate print magazines.   
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   >>         In the April 6/13 issue of Entertainment Weekly, page 77,   
   >> "Television's Best Musical Episodes" ONWF was voted #1:   
   >>     "A demon forces everyone in Sunnydale to sing -- sing! -- their   
   >> emotions. Creator Joss Whedon wrote original music for this rapturous   
   >> Hollywood homage.   
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   >>     And in the April 2 - 15 issue of TV Guide in the list "The 65 Best   
   >> Episodes of the 21st Century", page 23,  'Once More...' was voted #5   
   >> in the Top Ten Pick:   
   >>     "Many have attempted the Very Special Musical Episode, but few   
   >> have hit such exhilarating high notes as creator Joss Whedon's   
   >> masterfully tuneful, Broadway-ready pastiche of pop ballads, anthems   
   >> and earworm show tunes.  In 2001, we described the hour as 'a widely   
   >> ambitious, sensationally entertaining and unexpectedly moving   
   >> experiment in form.' Holds true on repeated viewings. Buffy (Sarah   
   >> Michelle Gellar, above [pic of Buffy]) and the Scooby Gang under a   
   >> tap-dancing demon's spell, reveal their darkest thoughts and deepest   
   >> longings, culminating in the soaring song 'Where Do We Go From Here?'   
   >> Into the genre history books.'   
   >>     -- Matt Roush   
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   > And this being Easter....   
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   > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLMaSII_URU   
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   >             Never get tired of it. Two things I've always wondered   
   about:   
   > 1).  Tara started to state her theory but Anya interrupted her. I wonder   
   > what it was.   
      
   I think Tara reconsidered singing her theory or dismissed it when she   
   had a little time to rethink it.   
      
      
   > 2.)  Wonder why there was no backlash from the Little People community   
   > about the, "Or maybe midgets."   
   >        Or if there was why did we never hear about it?   
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   Maybe because they consider themselves as "little people", or, more   
   likely, just "people", and not as "midgets". Same goes for "dwarfs".   
      
      
   --   
   Wouter Valentijn www.j3v.net   
      
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