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Angel
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| Title: | Sacrifice |
| Episode Number: | 86 |
| Season: | 4 |
| Season Episode #.: | 20 |
| Production Number: | 4ADH20 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday April 23rd, 2003 |
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Free from Jasmine's spell, Angel, Wesley, Gunn, Fred and Lorne escape into the sewers for protection until an evil, tentacled monster that has information about Jasmine captures Wes. Meanwhile, Connor, still in the clutches of Jasmine, discovers that Cordelia has vanished.
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| This episode received a 3.4/5 in the overnight ratings.
| This episode ranked 7th out of 16 WB shows for that week.
| This episode received a 2.5 in the national ratings.
| This episode ranked 99 out of 116 in prime time shows.
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| (To Angel)
Connor: I'm finally a part of something. I finally belong. I'll never let you take that away from me.
| Gunn: The universe doesn't seem to be wanting to give us breaks lately.
| Connor: You're...indescribable.
Jasmine: I know.
| Fred: Look at them, they are so happy.
Gunn: They'd be happier gouging out our eyes until their hands get sticky.
| Fred: Cordelia...I can't believe we almost forgot about her.
Angel: Forget about her. We have to now.
| (To Connor)
Jasmine: You think that pain is for you to bear all alone and I want it.
| Angel: That thing is really pissing me off.
| Spider Monster: We loved her first.
| Spider Monster: She is the devourer, the peace, the whole.
| Wesley: I think the universe just handed us our first break.
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| Golden: I think not Dracula.
Dracula is known as the "first vampire" made popular in a novel written by Bram Stoker.
| Angel: I guess it's time to shoot the messenger or at least cut him up in to little pieces.
There is a saying "Don't shoot the messenger!", mainly when it's bad news.
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