Although the script does not say so, it seems pretty clear that the opening scene depicts a rehearsal of "Doll's House," not a performance. We see the director with a clipboard, and Cordelia gets a prompt when she asks for one, which wouldn't happen during an actual performance.
Actually, during performances you can ask for lines. And sometimes directors do sit with a clipboard to write down notes during performances. Though it could also be the dress rehearsal. I say this 'cause I'm a theater director. Also, SIGN YOUR COMMENTS PLEASE.--Gonzalo84 03:08, April 28, 2010 (UTC)
Cordelia and Wesley Leave Him Chained Up[]
The last sentence of this synposis says that Cordelia and Wesley left Angel tied up "to be on the safe side." I don't see proof of this. I thought they were being spiteful. That doesn't make them look good, but it's natural human behavior. I suggest that last phrase in parens be removed.
Goof[]
I've removed the goof about Angel not being invited to Rebecca's home. Earlier in the episode (around 7:12) she tells him to stop by sometime, with him replying "Thanks for the invitation."