Top Five Missing Scenes

[lusciousxander.livejournal.com]

The Learning Curve by il_mio_capitano: Immediately after Becoming Part 2. How Giles came to learn about Buffy's note and Joyce's first encounter with Buffy's "watcher."

Empty by lusciousspike: Season 7, during End of Days. Willow said that the house was empty…but was it really? This scene explains the weird way Xander stared at space while the others discussed not finding Buffy in the house Willow's spell led them to.

How did he get it back? by lusciousspike As every respectable Spander fan must have noticed, when Xander lit Spike's cigarette in Spiral he put the lighter into his pocket. Now how did Spike get his lighter back?

Xander 2.0 by cordelianne: Set during “Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered.” Buffy helps Xander prep for his date with Cordelia. Buffy seeing Xander's bedroom for the first time. It's adorable.

One Down by lusciousspike: After the Body. I've always wondered how Spike knew that Joyce had died. A sweet Spike/Dawn friendship tale.

As you've noticed most of those are written by lusciousspike. She and I have started a missing scenes series a long time ago when she was active in fandom. If you're interested, you'll find my collection of missing scenes here. Including S8 missing scenes.

Comments

[petzipellepingo.livejournal.com]

Always nice to get not only the required five tales but bonus items, especially a series of them.

Thanks for posting.

[lusciousxander.livejournal.com]

Figured people would be interested in missing scenes from the show and comics written by different writers. :)

[sparrow2000.livejournal.com]

And yet more for the reading list *g*

[lusciousxander.livejournal.com]

So happy to help with that! :)

[dragonyphoenix.livejournal.com]

Still Grrr is a community. The author of that first story is Il Mio Capitano (http://il-mio-capitano.livejournal.com/).

Nice. I think I like Xander 2.0 the best.

[lusciousxander.livejournal.com]

Yikes. Thanks. Fixing it.

[il_mio_capitano]

:)

[velvetwhip.livejournal.com]

More great stories for my reading list!


Gabrielle

[yourlibrarian]

I always like seeing those gaps filled -- for one thing it's interesting to see what people spotted missing.