Whedonverse Character Wars Poll

This time I decided to add other Whedonverse characters to the mix to spice things up a bit. If you don't them or didn't like the other shows, makes the poll rather easy.
Rules are the same - pick the one you enjoyed watching on the show the best or thought was the most fun, interesting, whatever. Don't over think. Just go with your gut. Quick responses.

I wanted to include a question regarding Mark Watches - do people care what the guy says about your favorite character? Does what Mark says affect whether you read his reviews of Buffy? Perhaps a better question is - will you read a blog or review or discussion board that bashes your favorite character? Or give up on it? Will you read people who do it? I ask, because, I'm not sure if the answer is as simple and obvious as I think it is. ( my two cents )

How do you feel about it? Do you feel the same way? Differently?

[ETA: This poll had harder choices than I thought. First one that I really struggled picking between characters on. Good luck! Again...hope more than 10 people do this or I will look silly.]

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The Runaways is an incredibly boring movie, but a great band. It also reminded me of how much I loved Joan Jett back in the 1980s. So the end result was downloading a bunch of tunes from various Runaways albums, and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. The movie would have been better if it had focused on other members more than Cherie Curry, who basically lounged about in a teddy and a doped haze through most of the movie. Personally, I think Joan Jett was more appealing and attractive than Curry. Yes, I know I'm weird.

Granted, I don't tend to like bio-pics that well. Musical bio-pics I like better than most, because at least you get the music. But bio-pics tend to bore me, they either white-wash the characters, tell you to much, or too little. Few are any good. I think the only bio-pics on Rock Legends that had any meat to them were The Buddy Holly Story, Walk The Line, and possibly Ray. Only other bio-pics that have much meat to them are based on political figures or leaders of government such as The Queen or The King's Speech.