Talk:Jonathan M. Woodward

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Proposed deletion removed[edit]

I removed the proposed deletion. Woodward had a major role in episodes in three major TV shows: Buffy, Angel, and Firefly. In each of those episodes, he was a major character: Holden gives Buffy a crucial clue, he is responsible for killing a main character in Angel, and he causes the entire crew of Firefly to fly to a destination to deposit him. Conversations with Dead People won a Hugo award, which makes the episode itself pretty notable.

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