As much as I would love to believe that, I'm very skeptical of Wikipedia in instances like this.

I like both Paige and Prue about equally; I just think that the writing got a little sloppy around Season 6.

I consider every season of Buffy except 1 and 4 to be my favorite season.

I can bitch about most every network until the cows come home, but The WB gets the most of it.

I feel Anne Hathaway is absolutely perfect for Vicki.

I also like the idea someone posted before of Ashton Kutcher as Quentin. If Demi Moore played Elizabeth, that could be an interesting dynamic.

I don't know the actor's name but the actor who plays Langley on The X-Files and The Lone Gunmen looks a lot like Louis Edmonds. Considering we know X-Files creator Chris Carter was a Night Stalker fan, it's not that farfetched to guess that he might have watched DS as well. Or maybe it's just a weird coincidence that a man who looks remarkably like Louis Edmonds played a character named Langley, who knows?

I'm not a big conspiracy theorist or anything, but I tend to believe that Microsoft and other companies do intentionally screw up competing products. Apple is a little better, but not much, and aside from that, I'm too hooked on The Sims, Morrowind, and Half-Life to consider using a non-Windows OS. I also only have basic knowledge of computers, so Boot Camp isn't an option.

Thanks, JS. 

In response to Gothick, I'm still considered something of a weirdo by some people for liking what I like. "You're 14, shouldn't you be watching Nickelodeon, not 40-year-old soaps?" Personally, I think that family networks would do well to have programming like DS. I've attempted to watch the current lineups, and one of the (many) despicable things about them is that there's not enough "spooky" programming for children. Kids of the 60s watched DS, and I, as a kid of the 90s, watched Are You Afraid of the Dark?. There are no "spooky" shows on now that are really appropriate for children. Though DS wasn't a children's show by any means, the millions of people who "ran home from school" certainly liked it, and, with the possible exception of things like the Head of Judah Zachery (which would have traumatized me when I was 7 or so), it wasn't really too intense for them, in terms of themes, violence, or sexuality. But I'm getting off-topic here.

I agree that DS has a timeless quality, especially since they did so many of the arcs set in the past. The only ones that I really think are dated are the Leviathan, 1970PT, and Ghosts of G&D arcs, where you occasionally hear slang words circa 1970, like "groovy," being used by hipsters like Hallie, Bruno, and Sky.

There is the possibility that some kind of anti-reflection chemical ekes out of vampires onto their clothing.

That works for Nicholas's Magic Mirror, but Jeff shouldn't have been able to see Angelique in the lab's mirror.

Have not installed it yet. However, my computer has for some reason stopped making System Restore points very often, so I'm praying that it doesn't affect me.