Buffy the Vampire Slayer

[JTG]

Is it?

 

[red rose]

Actually I'm sober and I genuinely believe that Riley is not as bad as everyone thinks.

The kitten pictures I just find funny.

 

[kabbes]

I'm with you, red rose. I think he was by and large the right character for the time. Could have been better, but at least he wasn't a rerun of the same old stuff.

 

[kittyP]

Ben was in House the other day too

 

[CNT36]

I'm slowly re-watching for the first time since it was on the BBC. The last episode was the one where it's discovered Angel is a vampire.

 

[bouncer_the_dog]

I'm wondering if I could have Buffy as my Mastermind subject.. if I was on it. Which I'm not..

 

[Manter]

Series 4 completed. Final episode a bit random...

 

[Glitter]

Series 4 completed. Final episode a bit random...

I wear the cheese, it doesn't wear me.

 

[CNT36]

Series 4 completed. Final episode a bit random...

The dream one? It makes a lot more sense if you go back to it.

 

[Glitter]

'It's a big rock. Can't wait to tell my friends. They don't have a rock this big'

 

[The Octagon]

"KISS Rocks? Why would anyone want to....Oh wait, I get it"

 

[Glitter]

Hells Bells!

This episode is sooo sooo sad.

 

[Glitter]

Whenever I watch it I will it to have a different ending, more than any other one.

 

[Lord Camomile]

I'm gonna keep fighting this corner...

Why do Willow and Tara like each other? We're maybe three/four episodes into them knowing each other and so far there's been barely any interaction that isn't "hey, you do spells? I do spells! Let's do some spells!". There's nothing of them getting to know each other, of their friendship developing. Willow even said "oh, I don't just come here to do spells". And Tara really doesn't have any drive or impulse, she just goes along with Willow and says "woah". She's a female Keanu Reeves without the charm.

Oh God, and Riley just tried to do "traumatised". I think I've been traumatised by the experience

Ok, maybe I'm a bit tired and grumpy, but still say I have a point.

 

[Lord Camomile]

Ha! Adam works on floppy disks

 

[kabbes]

Tara and Willow like each other because of off-camera.

 

[Glitter]

I thoguht the Willow and Tara stuff was done really well, all the sly furtive looks and the suggestions of so much more off camera then that spell they did that was obviously a sex metaphor and it was lovely I thought.

 

[Glitter]

Oh look at my mask, isn't it pretty, it raises the dead!

AMERICANS!!!

 

[kittyP]

I'm gonna keep fighting this corner...

Why do Willow and Tara like each other? We're maybe three/four episodes into them knowing each other and so far there's been barely any interaction that isn't "hey, you do spells? I do spells! Let's do some spells!". There's nothing of them getting to know each other, of their friendship developing. Willow even said "oh, I don't just come here to do spells". And Tara really doesn't have any drive or impulse, she just goes along with Willow and says "woah". She's a female Keanu Reeves without the charm.

They were united by them both thinking how lame and hippy the wicca group was.

 

[Lord Camomile]

Buffy v Dracula, starring Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue

 

[Lord Camomile]

Oh God, the Dawn has arrived

 

[red rose]

Get out! Get out! GET OUT!

 

[kittyP]

Get out! Get out! GET OUT!

 

[Lord Camomile]

Oh christ, we've gone from a scene with Dawn to a scene with Tara to a scene with Riley. At some point they're going to be in a scene together and I will throw my shoe at the television. While my foot is still in it.

That's right, from here on in I'm going to be complaining about The Tiresome Trio. For a change.

 

[fogbat]

Tara and Willow like each other because of off-camera.

I wonder whether it was intended to be a surprise when it turned out that Willow was dining at the Y.

Obviously, their getting together was off-camera, but were the lingering looks etc meant to be subtle hints, or blatant?

 

[Lord Camomile]

I wonder whether it was intended to be a surprise when it turned out that Willow was dining at the Y.

Obviously, their getting together was off-camera, but were the lingering looks etc meant to be subtle hints, or blatant?

Quite blatant, I think. Well, whether they were meant to be or not...

Gah, they were so close to killing Dawn, so close!

 

[Glitter]

'If you leave me here I'll do something evil. Like burning things.....or glueing things together'

 

[kabbes]

Dawn has good lines but is very poorly acted. Also, once her storyline is done with, they never did find a proper place for her in the wider arc.
On the other hand, Riley has no good lines and is moderately acted.
Tara is just great. I don't understand dislike for Tara.

 

[Glitter]

Dawn has good lines but is very poorly acted. Also, once her storyline is done with, they never did find a proper place for her in the wider arc.
On the other hand, Riley has no good lines and is moderately acted.
Tara is just great. I don't understand dislike for Tara.

Agree for the most part but I find S7 Dawn far less irritating. I've just watched 'Potential' and find her and Xander at the end important as a foil for the 'superheroes' (Also sets the scene for for Caleb later poking out the eye obv)

I like Tara too. Except the dyed grey hair and crossover parting in her first appearances.

 

[bouncer_the_dog]

Buffy season 7 is a masterclass in letting a TV show go off the boil because no one can be bothered.. luckily Caleb turning up at the end manages to drag it back into something resembling proper Buffy ...