Sarah Michelle Gellar is pregnant!

synopsis: Xander and Andrew, post-Sunnydale, paths merged. Unexpectedly falling in love and helping avert nine out of ten apocalypses: that's what they do. Then a big-'A'-Apocalypse - that one out of ten - comes and there's nothing anyone can do to stop it. But it doesn't end the world. Instead, it changes it and everything in it. Including them.

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Alyson Hannigan and Alexis Denisof welcomed daughter, Satyana, on March 24th!

Oh, Andy.

This is so horrible and sad and unfair. He was only 33.

Episodes watched the night of Monday, March 9th: "Get It Done" (BtVS 7x15) and "Storyteller" (BtVS 7x16).

About "Get It Done": Still not all that special.

About "Storyteller": Still all kinds of special ( Read more... )

Skipping briefly to the end and brightening up a way too dark and perfect moment from "Chosen."

You know, if it weren't for a certain ex-Watcher and a particular ex-demon, these two quite possibly could've become all OTP-y for me over the course of the rewatch.


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As I said, this moment deserved its very own post.

And pic-spam, too.


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Last Sunday night's episodes: "Potential" (BtVS 7x12), "The Killer In Me" (BtVS 7x13), and "First Date" (BtVS 7x14).

About "Potential":

Anya: [to Dawn] Wow, it's like one second you were this klutzy teenager with fake memories and a history of kleptomania, and then--then suddenly you're a hero, a hero with a much abbreviated lifespan.

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Last Friday night's episodes: None. I worked until midnight; therefore, no rewatching was had.
Last Saturday night's episodes: "Never Leave Me" (BtVS 7x09), "Bring On The Night" (BtVS 7x10), and "Showtime" (BtVS 7x11).

Again, let's just get this out of my system:

♥♥♥♥♥ ANDREW! ANDREW! ANDREW! ♥♥♥♥♥Gotta love Xander and Anya doing the whole good ( Read more... )

Last Thursday night's episodes: "Selfless" (BtVS 7x05), "Him" (BtVS 7x06), "Conversations With Dead People" (BtVS 7x07), and "Sleeper" (BtVS 7x08).

About "Selfless": That little sound that Anya makes after D'Hoffryn kills Halfrek = reason #18392 why Emma Caulfield is a freaking amazing actress. She's awesome, her character's beyond awesome, and ( Read more... )