The key to Santa Fe worked beautifully, but there's nothing like a good test run, in this sort of circumstance. Besides, Angel's fully in favor of surprising his friends, when he can.
And so, at some point when everyone is conveniently home, there's a knock on the loft's door.

( in which Roger is a dumbass )

Room 600 has... well, enough bed space for two, for starters. This should not surprise anyone who knows Angel and/or Collins, though.

There are a few bookshelves - computer books, philosophy books, and things Collins just thought were interesting, mostly. There's a huge closet. There's a sewing machine under the window. There's a slightly ( Read more... )

(Following off the whole college time-warp, but this bit in particular.)Angel's been back in the room for about half an hour when Steve comes in. "Dinner time is now, you. Get up ( Read more... )

Who knows where it came from. Probably Bar, knowing her sense of humor.
But there's a film, and Mark wants to watch it, and circumstances... being what they seem to be, from the case of the thing, he figured everyone else might enjoy it too.
At the very least, there might well be some good commentary.

( Conversations With Dead People )

Santa Fe's quite warm this time of year, but it's a drier heat than what Angel remembers from New York. In any case, it certainly looks the part for Holy Wood.
"Okay, a movie set really shouldn't be that hard to find, especially out here. And once we get there, I doubt we'll have any problems."

(A hypothetical follow-up to this thread, because while actually doing it is improbable at best, the thought was too amusing to ignore.)
( in which Angel is logical )

( la la la speechness. )

(After this.)

Maybe the detective work can wait, but this can't, far as Angel can tell. So while Mark's still occupied, he heads upstairs ( Read more... )