Hosts Maggie S and Nathaniel J do deep-dives into episodes of Buffy:The Vampire Slayer and Angel, two episodes at a time. They try to provide intellectual and emotional connections to the material, discuss the social and ethical issues contained both within the shows and in the show’s production, while also discussing the journey of making a podcast with emotional and intellectual honesty.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie complete their coverage of Angel season two by covering the last three episodes of the season, all of which have long titles (Over The Rainbow, Through The Looking Glass, and No Place Like Plurtz Glurb), talking the Pylea storyline, character arcs, and give final impressions of a rocky but involving second season of Angel!
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie return to Angel for two more episodes of Season Two! They discuss the send-off of Lindsay McDonald, Angel's new attitude, and Cordelia being defined by suffering, among other subjects!
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel return from another brief hiatus to tackle arguable the two most difficult episodes of Buffy with the upsetting The Body and the slightly less upsetting Forever! They talk grief, togetherness, and appreciate the craft on display with both episodes!
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie return from a brief hiatus to discuss two more episodes of Angel, looking at the ending of the "Dark" Angel storyline and leadership dynamics of "Epiphany," and all things Harmony in the funny "Disharmony."
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel deal with love and robots on Buffy, and "poopy sad time" (as Maggie puts it) over on Angel. Your hosts also discuss the axed Buffy reboot, and the recent demise of a major (and problematic) cast member.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie tackle two more episodes of Angel, talking the weirdly developed supporting cast of the fitfully funny Happy Anniversary, and the mostly well-meaning but short sighted examination of police brutality that drives Thin Dead Line.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel cover the drama of Dawn's horrific discovery (and start to unearth the greater themes of season 5) with Blood Ties, and generally heave an annoyed sigh at the climax of the "Funny Stalker Storyline" (and wonder if Spike's charm has worn thin?) with Crush. But, Drusilla is there, so the hosts are kinda okay?
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie talk The Watchers, Knights, and Glory in Buffy episode "Checkpoint," and continue talking about the descent of Angel (and the messy stories that result) in "Blood Money."
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel take on two more episodes of Angel! We're talking the return of Darla and Drusilla, the beginning of Angel's next story arc (and why it may not work exactly as intended) and a new direction for the Wolfram & Hart side of the ongoing narrative! Come for the queer subtext, stay for the pretentious voiceover!
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie try to have some fun and good humor with two more episode of Buffy. Nathaniel attempts (in vain) to re-write Riley's departure (we'll miss you, good boy) and Maggie has some strong opinions about babies...in fictional narratives.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel deal with crime narratives and heroic self-hatred with two more episodes of Angel! In "Shroud of Rahmon," we deal with heist stories and the shifting from Kate to Gunn, and in "The Trial," we attempt to deconstruct the complex dynamics of Angel and Darla!
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie take on two more episodes of Buffy season 5 with Shadow and Listening To Fear. They talk Joyce's illness, Riley's upcoming departure (probably too much), and rubber puppets!
This week, on Insane Troll logic, Maggie and Nathaniel take on a Buffy/Angel "crossover" in the flashback heavy double feature Fool For Love and Darla! Maggie talks gender bias, Nathaniel gets a little frustrated with Fool, and the pair generally enjoy the fascinating glimpse into the settings' history and lore!
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie tackle two more episodes of Angel Season Two. They discuss the proper return of Darla, missed opportunities with Kate and Gunn, and the persona of Angel himself.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel reunite after a brief hiatus to talk all things Glory, the Buffy and Dawn dynamic, Tara and her abusive family, and all sorts of fun stuff. Nathaniel also gets self-conscious about allyship and stuff.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie bounce back over to Angel and talk the immediate sinking of any possible Gunn/Cordy shipping and uncomfortable topics including (unfortunately, CW: sexual abuse content) Darla's actions with Angel, and the "not enough yuck in the world" of Untouched.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel take on two more season five Buffy episodes. They talk the strange poignancy of Xander's new arc with The Replacement, and continue to explore the rapid implosion of the Buffy/Riley relationship (and, of course, Spike does stuff, too) with Out Of My Mind.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Nathaniel and Maggie are joined by Sammaeal Numinae of The At The Devil's Ball podcast to discuss the first two episode of Buffy season 5, with topics such as Dracula (naturally), the debut of Dawn, and how the characters read to someone new to the show.
This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel begin a new season with the first two episodes of Angel season two! They talk the clunky Judgement (but it has Lorne in it, so they're happy), and the hotels, ignored revelations and paranoid McCarthyism of the delightful Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been! New season, new episodes, new fun!
This week, on Insane Troll logic, Nathaniel and Maggie slay their internet problems and get down to business with the depth and subtle simplicity of the Buffy Season Four finale Restless! We talk about the character deconstructions, visual metaphors and other in-depth strangeness throughout the (in?)famous dream sequence episode!
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