: Series creator Joss Whedon has noted that David Boreanaz’s performance in this episode helped convince him that Angel could lead his own spin-off series.
: Buffy and Angelus (Angel without his soul) are possessed by the ghosts. In a subversion of gender roles, Buffy plays the role of James (the shooter) and Angelus plays Grace . Significance :
This episode is a pivotal moment in the series as it introduces a core cast member and begins the "Pylea" story arc.
: Angel Investigations investigates the appearance of a Drokken demon in Los Angeles. They discover the demon arrived through a mystical portal from Pylea , the home dimension of Lorne (The Host).
: Series creator Joss Whedon has noted that David Boreanaz’s performance in this episode helped convince him that Angel could lead his own spin-off series.
: Buffy and Angelus (Angel without his soul) are possessed by the ghosts. In a subversion of gender roles, Buffy plays the role of James (the shooter) and Angelus plays Grace . Significance :
This episode is a pivotal moment in the series as it introduces a core cast member and begins the "Pylea" story arc.
: Angel Investigations investigates the appearance of a Drokken demon in Los Angeles. They discover the demon arrived through a mystical portal from Pylea , the home dimension of Lorne (The Host).
