From: liam@valentijn.nu   
      
   Op 1-5-2022 om 12:45 schreef david milligan:   
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   > https://whatculture.com/tv/buffy-the-vampire-slayer-or-angel-q   
   iz-who-said-it-rupert-giles-or-wesley-wyndam-pryce   
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   > Buffy The Vampire Slayer Or Angel Quiz: Who Said It - Rupert Giles Or Wesley   
   Wyndam-Pryce?   
   >   
   > Watcher vs watcher - which of the stuffy English gents delivered these   
   iconic lines?   
   >   
   > A Watcher is an essential part of the Whedonverse fabric, called to train   
   the vampire slayers in their fight against the forces of evil. But not all are   
   created equal.   
   >   
   > OG Watcher Rupert Giles   is introduced in the first season of Buffy the   
   Vampire Slayer.   Believing Giles compromised, the Watchers' Council send a   
   young replacement, straight off the stiff-upper-lip assembly line: Wesley   
   Wyndam-Pryce .   
   >   
   > Unfortunately (for him), Wesley doesn't quite experience the same growth as   
   Giles during his season-long run on Buffy, and he leaves Sunnydale with one   
   Slayer in a coma and the other in open rebellion against the Council.   
   Nonetheless, there is room for    
   him in brooding-hunk-of-vampire-with-a-soul Angel's PI agency in LA, Angel   
   Investigations. Wesley finds a new lease of life (and then death) through the   
   show's five seasons, making a barrel-load of quotable quips along the way.   
   >   
   > But who said what? And why? Time to test your knowledge of Buffy and Angel's   
   Brits; you'd better have been watching carefully.   
   >   
   > [I scored 73%.  Some of the quotes I don't remember at all. you can take it   
   more than once. ]   
      
      
   Got 73% also. And it's been about 10 years since I watched it.   
      
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