Join suziqb77 as she talks with Erin Moore and Mark (the Encaffeinated One) as they discuss Buffy Between the Lines Season 2 Episode 008 – Safe at Home.
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Our graphic artist and all-around amazing person Irrel has started her own vlog (video blog). In this first episode you get to hear: 1) her great accent and 2) how much she hates coloring crocodiles. You also get to see (in fast forward) her coloring the Episode 8 cover! So check it out and leave her a comment.
She’s so talented and awesome. Tabz is jealous.
Buffy Between the Lines presents a full PDF of our script for Season 2 Episode 008 – Safe at Home
by Beer Good Foamy & Rachel (Redrikki)
The intertwined fates of the Mayor and Faith combine as we see both paths to Sunnydale.
Cover art by Chris O. Coloring by Irrel
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Siobhan, one of our fantastic editors, created this Buffy Between the Lines cross-stitch!
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Isn’t it awesome?
If you’ve created something inspired by Buffy Between the Lines make sure to send pictures or a link our way!
Join Crystal, Alex (LOL Demon), Scott Tofte (Riley), Tabz (Writer/Producer), Scarlett M. (Diane Espen), Andrew Ball (Lindsey), Kim (Producer/Editor), Jason N. (Betta George/Editor), and Joe Wilkicki (Devon).
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Buffy Between the Lines presents a full PDF of our script for Season 2 – Ep 007 Invisible Feelings
Oz is forced to tell the band members about his wolf-ism while Riley is recruited by the Initiative for a very special case.
Written by Tabitha Grace Smith
Cover Art and Coloring by Nuchtchas
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Listen to the Episode Here.
Download the PDF of the Script Here.
Read Present Memory’s Review Here.
Listen to the Episode Here.
Download the PDF of the Script Here.
Read Present Memory’s Review Here.
I’m writing up two episodes in one go here which I know is just wrong, but I listened to episode three at once, I’m falling behind and don’t have time to re-listen because I’m getting desperate to race on ahead and listen to the next ones (and listen to all the extra twiddly bits like the feedback and special commentary episodes I just discovered existed!).
The praise I’m going to start lavishing on this show is going to start looking pretty sycophantic fairly shortly, I’m almost hoping that these guys put out a few clunkers so that I get the chance to shower on them some of my trademark abuse. But I can’t just yet. As much as I loved episode 2 I’d secretly been expecting the show to tail off a bit, maybe present a quality monster of the week, some good dialogue and funny scenes etc but ultimately not to nail the characterization angle as deftly as Joss Whedon did or to pull of anything major; after all, it’s pretty damn thing to do and frankly if you achieve something like that, you’re probably a writer of note.
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