LOL. I think that Angel became interesting when he started to be the existentialist guy. And, maybe, Joss is a hopeless romantic, who actually loved Buffy/Angel's relationship to death, so he maked this guy more interesting for his girl. (?) I don't know! In the latest interview with Katie Lucas, Joss said that he was more interested in Spike. For him, Angel was like Lestat (the classic vampire/byronic hero, I think) and Spike was more complex. I believe that it's really difficult when a character you don't actually like is the audience's favourite. He worked a lot to make Angel more like *his* characters and, maybe, now he sees him good.
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I think that Angel became interesting when he started to be the existentialist guy. And, maybe, Joss is a hopeless romantic, who actually loved Buffy/Angel's relationship to death, so he maked this guy more interesting for his girl. (?) I don't know!
In the latest interview with Katie Lucas, Joss said that he was more interested in Spike. For him, Angel was like Lestat (the classic vampire/byronic hero, I think) and Spike was more complex. I believe that it's really difficult when a character you don't actually like is the audience's favourite. He worked a lot to make Angel more like *his* characters and, maybe, now he sees him good.