Anne
Season 3. This is a good season! Faith! and ANYA!!!
Ok, then. Here we go.
It's so good of Willow, Xander and Oz o keep slaying event while Buffy's gone. Trying to slay, anyway.
This whole Oz is still at school thing... That's lame. Like how David Silver graduated with the rest of the kids on 90210. They should have just let Oz graduate, but still hang out at school with Willow. That would have been just fine.
Hum.. So "Lily" has the tattoo of Rickie on her arm. I wonder if she still has that after she's Anne, when she's on Angel.
This is a strange episode. It's like Buffy takes on homelessness, religion, and communism.
Poor Joyce. I guess she's accepting this whole slayer thing now.
People keep calling Buffy a kid or a child in this episode.
Um... how about some misplaced anger at Giles?
I posted once about how this episode was a statement against communism and some people argued back that is was pro-communism. But given Buffy's general position on government, I'm sticking with anti-communism. Lily just said that the police would only make things worse. That's a general theme in Buffy and proves itself try a couple of times.
I actually think the whole purpose of this episode is to teach us that time passes differently in other dimensions so that when Angel comes back, we can understand that he's been in hell for like years.
Glad that stake disappeard or else Cordelia would have been a goner. Do stakes usually disappear? Turn to ash? Can't remember.
So here's the fighting with the hammer and sickle.
It looks like there's a giant crucifix down there. What's up with that? Is this another underground church?
That's such a great scene where Lily pushes Ken. Simple yet affective.
Buffy's Back! yay!
Ok, then. Here we go.
It's so good of Willow, Xander and Oz o keep slaying event while Buffy's gone. Trying to slay, anyway.
This whole Oz is still at school thing... That's lame. Like how David Silver graduated with the rest of the kids on 90210. They should have just let Oz graduate, but still hang out at school with Willow. That would have been just fine.
Hum.. So "Lily" has the tattoo of Rickie on her arm. I wonder if she still has that after she's Anne, when she's on Angel.
This is a strange episode. It's like Buffy takes on homelessness, religion, and communism.
Poor Joyce. I guess she's accepting this whole slayer thing now.
People keep calling Buffy a kid or a child in this episode.
Um... how about some misplaced anger at Giles?
I posted once about how this episode was a statement against communism and some people argued back that is was pro-communism. But given Buffy's general position on government, I'm sticking with anti-communism. Lily just said that the police would only make things worse. That's a general theme in Buffy and proves itself try a couple of times.
I actually think the whole purpose of this episode is to teach us that time passes differently in other dimensions so that when Angel comes back, we can understand that he's been in hell for like years.
Glad that stake disappeard or else Cordelia would have been a goner. Do stakes usually disappear? Turn to ash? Can't remember.
So here's the fighting with the hammer and sickle.
It looks like there's a giant crucifix down there. What's up with that? Is this another underground church?
That's such a great scene where Lily pushes Ken. Simple yet affective.
Buffy's Back! yay!