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Angel 1x21 Blind Date Full Reaction

🕑 Added 2024-02-12 21:00:03 +0000 UTC

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Michael Short

My girlfriend tried to teach me to crochet. lol. It's hard. :P

Melanie

I see both points as valid. Angel may be understanding to an extent, more so when it came to Faith, but he still has human emotions (for a vampire). Lindsey was willingly part of a law firm that caters to evil and got the blind woman off of a murder charge when the guy she killed died in front of Angel, so personally I can't blame Angel for not immediately jumping to Lindsey's defence and seeing the good in him. Just my view 🙂

Tex N7

No worries<3 I figured it out. Sall good!

Juliette Gaming

That was my bad, Texman! I'm sorry 😭

Lime Pie

I would say Lindsey's fault is that he is a lawyer. Specifically, he is the lawyer that exonerated the blind girl and made Angel question his own significance. And to Angel's credit, he did give Lindsey a second chance. Angel wasn't as nice to him as he was to Faith (we all know that Angel can be quite petty), but he did trust him enough to pull a heist with him.

Kevin Karst

Although this is an excellent episode, one thing about it has always bothered me a lot: Angel not wanting to give Lindsey a second chance, when just 2 episodes ago he forgave Faith for all her terrible crimes in a heartbeat. He's clearly playing favourites. Why? I think Buffy explained it best: "Does she cry? Pouty lips, heaving bosom?" Lindsey's "fault" is basically that he isn't a hot girl.

Tex N7

Forget my last I retried and the sound is there.

David Schmidt

Mind readers, vaults with long lost scrolls of prophecies and details (not 100% accurate but pretty close) of Angel's pre-vampire life, what else might Wolfram & Hart have hidden away that explains how they know so much about what is happening? (A question you posed in an earlier reaction.) Gunn, Charles Gunn, played by J. August Richards. (Repetiton as an aid to memory.) 😁

zerofk

Ooh I really like this episode. But I _hate_ how Angel treats Lindsey. In Sanctuary he said about Faith that he wasn't "in the business of giving up on people", yet here he doesn't even _listen_ to Lindsey! Instead, he mocks him. Angel practically pushes him back to Wolfram & Hart.