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chaniI've just seen the Glee episode that Joss Whedon directed and two things struck me.
Neil Patrick Harris' performance reminded me like A LOT of James Marsters' on BtvS and it isn't a matter of cheekbones. I bet it's Joss' directing. In certain scenes the facial expressions, the acting, were just so Spike that some times I had to pinch myself...
The dancing Artie sequence looked like Joss had seen an entry that![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
frances_lievens posted not so long ago!
Connections, connections my friends, there are everywhere.
I am not too fond of Glee (too sappy, not subtle enough, and the writing sometimes does suck) but that episode was rather good.
Certain shots were really great(Rachel in the looking-glass chatting with Jesse, the duet/duel between Will and Brian, Artie on the floor after he felt down, Rachel singing with her mother looked very OMWF-like!).
Neil Patrick Harris' performance reminded me like A LOT of James Marsters' on BtvS and it isn't a matter of cheekbones. I bet it's Joss' directing. In certain scenes the facial expressions, the acting, were just so Spike that some times I had to pinch myself...
The dancing Artie sequence looked like Joss had seen an entry that
frances_lievens posted not so long ago!Connections, connections my friends, there are everywhere.
I am not too fond of Glee (too sappy, not subtle enough, and the writing sometimes does suck) but that episode was rather good.
Certain shots were really great(Rachel in the looking-glass chatting with Jesse, the duet/duel between Will and Brian, Artie on the floor after he felt down, Rachel singing with her mother looked very OMWF-like!).