Post by Rogue_demonhunter on Nov 3, 2001 15:22:34 GMT -5
I dont know if this is a good or a bad thing but Channel 4 have gone and brought the rights to the second season of Angel.
After the awful treatment that Angel had in the hands of Channel 4 many were hoping that another channel would pick it up. This has not happend though.
It does seem that Channel 4 have payed a lot of money for Angel season 2 and now realise that it has a big audience. These are good signs of giving it a good timeslot.
For UK viewers concerned that Buffy & Angel storys wont go together, there is no need to be as Angel Season Two is a stand alone series and their are no major cross overs that will effect your enjoyment.
Angel will be shown from early 2002.
After the awful treatment that Angel had in the hands of Channel 4 many were hoping that another channel would pick it up. This has not happend though.
It does seem that Channel 4 have payed a lot of money for Angel season 2 and now realise that it has a big audience. These are good signs of giving it a good timeslot.
For UK viewers concerned that Buffy & Angel storys wont go together, there is no need to be as Angel Season Two is a stand alone series and their are no major cross overs that will effect your enjoyment.
Angel will be shown from early 2002.
