you can't help think of 'Twilight' and laugh.
Quoted for truth.
you can't help think of 'Twilight' and laugh.
School Hard;
Utterly fabulous 10/10
School Hard;
Utterly fabulous 10/10
Yes, it is, I agree. I watched it the other day. I love James Marsters when he arrives and is being all the Big Bad, and then when he turns to Dru, he comes out of gameface. It's a great moment. I've always loved Spike but I don't think I've seen Buffy since it first aired, so it's several years since I first saw this episode, and it reminded me so much of why he's such an attractive character.
I love the choice of Prague being the venue for the mob's attack on Spike and Dru. There's something far-away, epic, romantic and fin de siecle about it - so much so that I always had it in mind that the attack had happened years ago and she'd been suffering ever since. Now I realise that it's more likely just happened.
Best Line;
Buffy (to Angel)"When you kiss me I want to die"
Reptile Boy;
An OK ep but not the best, I'll give it 6/10 but that might be a little generous
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Halloween is a really strong episode and an indication of what the show is capable of, but I get the impression that at this point the show hasn't quite "found" itself yet nor perfected the art of the concept episode. It just feels like they should have refined it a little more, particularly when it comes to Buffy's 18th-century maid persona. Seven out of ten overall from me.
This is a really good episode for Willow, thanks in part to AH's strong performance. As regards her appearance; no wonder Oz falls for Willow and Buffy calls her a dish.
Nicholas Brendon gets to pose a lot,but other than that it's a pretty lame episode for Xander.
Cordy's ignorance of Angel's status as a vampire is one of those things that would never really happen an one just has to take with a pinch of salt. It's not the last time that the scoobies leave her out of the loop in a potentiallydangerous way either, as the Angel episode Disharmony will show.
Dawn doesn't exist yet; or as yet hasn't always existed; or is still the Key and is in a monastery or wherever it was being kept. I wonder what she would have dressed up as.
There's loads of good stuff in Haloween. I like Oz's comment about Willow, and I think it's sweet when Buffy passes out seeing Angel in gameface.
It's all about the journey.Ever since this thread started I've been watching Buffy nearly daily LOL. And I'm enjoying the subtle evolution of Buffy. Although I'm thinking about Buffy Season 2 and Buffy Season 6 and... trying to find the point where it seemed like she stopped wearing bras. Compare her from Season 2 to Season 6.
The weird things you notice.
School Hard;
A whole new era begins as Spike and Dru explode onto the scene!
The Good;
Pretty much everything. Spike and Dru spark right from the beginning, you get their swagger mixed with their very real affection for one another. Julia Landua did her 'Look at all the people' line once for me and it chilled me to the bone. I often think the secret of a successful show is to make the villains as interesting as the heroes and here Buffy does it in spades. Also a great ep if your a fan of the the Joyce/Buffy relationship (and face it, who isn't?)
The Bad;
Not much!
Best line;
Xander; Does anyone remember when Saturday night was date night?
Cordy; You sure don't!
Observations and questions;
First meeting between Cordy and Joyce, Cordy seeming to be appreciative of Joyce's milfiness, as Snyder comments, a mother/daughter resemblance (certainly when she hit's Spike with the axe). First hints that Snyder and the SDPD are aware of the truth about Sunnydale. For the record 3 people died at Woodstock although Spike never says he killed, just fed. The very subtle handbag joke. Ironically whilst Spike later teases the Trio for their nerdiness he refers to Angel as 'My yoda'. Angel's 'Anne Rice routine' is so convincing you almost buy it for a second. Listening to Spike mocking the 'I'm so tortured' brigade you can't help think of 'Twilight' and laugh. Spike's fascination with Buffy could almost be there from the beginning, check out the way he looks at her in the Bronze. The first Spike/Joyce scene which are something to look forward to in the seasons ahead. It almost goes unnoticed amongst all the excitment but this is the first time Cordy is a full official Scooby, she's in the library making stakes with everyone else without any form of back story, she's simply an accepted part of the gang. The crucifixion is mentioned, confirming Giles' assertion that demons and vampires predate christianity but also confirming it as historical fact.
Interestingly at the end of this ep Cordy and Willow end up in the closet together. Will's out, how about Cordy?
Utterly fabulous 10/10
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