David Boreanaz |
Angel |
Alexis Denisof |
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce |
Amy Acker |
Winifred "Fred" Burkle |
Andy Hallett |
Lorne |
J. August Richards |
Charles Gunn |
James Marsters |
Spike |
Peter Kanetis |
Lawyer #1 |
Guest Star |
Allison Barcott |
Armless Woman |
Guest Star |
Elliott Grey |
Hanging Man |
Guest Star |
Sarah Thompson |
Eve |
Recurring Role |
If you slow down the "visions" Pavayne is making Spike have, you can see images of Spikes head with barbed wire around it, a finger getting impaled with a needle beneath the nail, and other disturbing images that probably are meant to be a preview of what Spike could expect in hell.
The sign in the lab shower room reads: WARNING These premises monitered by closed circuit TV.
When Spike walks off of the elevator (after he says "haunted lift") you can see that the doors are still open, but when the camera angle changes to a closer view of Spike, the doors have already closed.
The slash on Spike's face appears in the shot just before he gets slashed.
Since when was Angelus "never one for small talk" and working on a silent "mystique" as Spike states? In every flashback, and every time we've seen Angelus show up since, he talks quite a bit.
At the start of the episode when Spike is sitting on the couch with Angel, we can clearly see that he is moving it with his body weight. And this is before Spike learned how to interact with objects.
When the woman with the glass in her eye, appears in front of Spike in the basement, she takes out the glass in her eye. But when the camera is in front you see her reaching for it, then it goes behind her and she grabs something, which should be the glass, but it has somehow vanished, as she grabs thin air. Next scene 2 things happen, you see her grabbing which she already did before, and all of a sudden the piece of glass is back, and he grabs it taking it out.
Fred's lab is once again on the floor up the main stairs, when in "Just Rewards" it was on the main floor (the one with Angel's office on it).
Spike: Never a fetching mad scientist about when you need one.
Spike: Oh no. Haunted lift. Take a slice more to wet my knickers.
Fred: How fast can I get 'em?
Wesley: Half of these are antiquities of the rarest order. If I exploit every connection I've made over the last month as the new head of research and intelligence... 20 minutes.
Eve: If there's anything Wolfram & Hart excels at, it's keeping their unmentionables unmentioned.
Pavayne:No! Defilers! I'll cut you into nothing! I'll feast on your brains! I'll Swim in lakes of your own blood!
(Angel punches Pavayne and he lands slumped against a wall)
Angel:You'll shut the hell up...
Glass Ghost Woman: Clothes you think you wear.
(Spike's clothes disappear, and the ghosts surround him)
Pavayne: William the Bloody. Scourge and destroyer. But scratch the surface...
Armless Ghost Woman: Little nancy still crying for his mother.
Pavayne: Know all your hiddens. Dirty red things you've done. Then fell in love, won himself a soul. No more dirty things. Thinks himself special.
Glass Ghost Woman: Thinks it matters.
Hanging Ghost Man: (Whispers) Hell still waits.
Pavayne: Knows he deserves it like all the others.
Pavayne:Hell always hungers for the wicked, boy. And it's feeding time.
Fred: Should we hold hands?
Psychic: Only if you're lonely.
Fred: I've never seen anything like you.
Spike: Bet you say that to all the spirits.
Spike: I'd give you a hand with that but... (Spike moves his hand through a jar)
Spike: Is this the part where I say, "Who's there?" and something creepy happens?
Angel: Welcome to Hell.
Pavayne: (while choking Fred) There's hope for you yet boy.
Spike: Maybe not. (pushes Pavayne into the machine)
Spike: You and me, together again. Hope and Crosby. Stills and Nash. Chico and the –
Angel: Yeah, are we done?
Spike: Never much for small talk, were you? Always too busy trying to perfect that brooding block-of-wood mystique. God, I love that.
Angel: Not as much as I loved your non-stop yammering.
Spike: The way you always had to be the big swingy, swaggerin' around, barkin' orders.
Angel: Never listening.
Spike: Always interrupting.
Angel: And your hair, what colour do they call that, radioactive?
Spike: Never much cared for you, Liam, even when we were evil.
Angel: Cared for you less.
Spike: Fine.
Angel: Good.
(A long pause.)
Angel: There was one thing about you.
Spike: Really?
Angel: Yeah, I never told anybody about this, but I – I liked your poems.
Spike: You like Barry Manilow.
Angel: I just want you to be careful, Fred, because I know how charming Spike can be.
Eve : He is quite the dish, with those eyes...
Fred : And the hair and the cheeks and--what do you think I am, stupid? I know he's been playing me with the looks and the smiles. I'm not some idiot school girl with a crush.
Fred: He just saved the world, vampire with a soul, fighting for the good of humanity. Ring anything? He's just like you, a champion.
Angel: God, I really hate that word.
Angel: Last conduit took the form of that creepy little girl. No telling what the new one's decided to look like.
Gunn: Actually it's not that bad...if you like cats.
Angel: I'm kind of a dog person.
Spike: You're right. I do deserve to go to Hell. But not today.
Pavayne: You dare!
Spike: Quite a bit, mate. Reality bends to desire. That was it, right? That's why I could touch Fred, write your name in the glass. All I had to do was want it bad enough. And guess what I want to do now, you prissy son of a bitch!
Spike: I'm not gonna end up like Pavayne, cheating Hell any way he could, no matter who it hurt.
Fred: Just proves what I've been telling everybody.
Spike: That I'm a handsome devil who brightens the place up?
Fred: That you're worth saving.
Fred: I've been working on a theory. Well, more of a hunch, actually, but I think I'm getting close.
Spike: To making me a real boy again?
Fred: It won't be like Angel's thing with the prophecy, but...
Spike: What prophecy?
Fred: The shan-shoe-ha something or 'nother. Says that if Angel helps enough people, he gets to be human again.
Spike: Oh. Really. Good for him.
Fred: It's about doing what's right. Remember?
Spike: Vampire ghost here, you sod. I bloody well invented 'afraid of the dark.'
Spike: Don't kill him, if he becomes a spirit again we'll never stop him.
Angel: Fine, no killing. Just a whole lot of bruising.
Gunn: Got it. The dark soul.
Angel: What's it say?
Gunn: Not a lot. There are over thirty two hundred references, four of them are about you.
Angel: What!? Give me that.
Wesley: This is getting us nowhere.
Angel: Well that's not fair, I didn't even have a soul when I did that.
Lorne: (on the phone) Stop crying stop crying. It's OK if you've put on a couple of pounds since casting. They can't just...no no just put the pills down. I'll straighten this out, if I can't I'll take a handful myself.
Angel: I know Spike better than anyone, and he only cares about himself.
Fred: And Buffy.
Eve: Oh this is getting interesting.
Angel: You're right...he does care about Buffy. So where do you think he's going to run off to as soon as his fresh new feet hit the ground?
Spike: How long have you known I was there?
Fred: Just..since the lobby.
Fred: He's slipping into hell.
Gunn: Kinda figured.
Wesley: Of course.
Gunn: Where else would he be headed?
Psychic: Clear your minds (surveying the gang) Which, judging by the looks of you, won't be that hard.
Wesley: Angel does have a point. Spike has been unintentionally disapparating more and more frequently.
Gunn: Give him 20 minutes. He'll be popping up next to you in the bathroom, making cracks about your... Am I the only one he does that to?
This episode received a 4.4/6 in the overnight ratings
This episode of Angel has an official "...graphic and disturbing violent images and partial nudity. Viewer Discretion Advised" warning in the trailer.
Spike: You and me, together again. Hope and Crosby. Stills and Nash. Chico and the –
Spike is here referring to a number of famous "teams". Actors Bob Hope and Bing Crosby starred together in many films. In a bit of wordplay, he then jumps from "Crosby" to singers Stephen Stills and Graham Nash, who were part of a trio called "Crosby, Stills, and Nash". As he is cut off, he is starting to say Chico and the Man which was a comedy series about two very different people who form an unlikely friendship.
Spike: Oh, put your martyr away, Mahatma.
Spike is refering to Mahatma Ghandi who was a major political and spiritual leader of India, and the Indian independence movement.
Spike: Or playing "Casper" with one foot in the fryer.
Casper the Friendly Ghost is the main character of the Famous Studios theatrical animated cartoon series of the same name.
Spike: To making me a real boy again?
This is a reference to the book Pinocchio, written by Carlo Collodi, about a wooden puppet who yearns to be a real boy.
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