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We're all doomed, I tell ye! Doomed.

Oct 25, 2016 17:39

Brits may already be hearing the title of today's episode in a Scots accent.

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trepkos October 25 2016, 18:51:30 UTC

Hilarious gem! I love Spike's attempted suicide, Willow and Xander's reaction to it, and how he turns on them almost at once! He's definitely the star of this episode, while Buffy and Riley are a snore-fest.

snogged October 25 2016, 23:54:04 UTC

There are some good moments in this episode.

slaymesoftly October 26 2016, 01:57:35 UTC

No worries. RL always takes precedence, especially when health is involved.

I think this episode advanced the plot, made us giggle at Spike, and was an okay follow up to Hush. Not a favorite, but fun in places.

kikimay October 26 2016, 08:21:59 UTC

I hope you're feeling better now, no apologies!

Not as good as the previous episode, but still pretty good. Very good. I love this episode XD It has some funny moments, Spike is priceless, Willow too, "Po-po California!", "I can hurt demons" LOLOLOL

I must ask those who know these things: why is Buffy Capricorn + Aquarius if her birthday is on January 19th? Should she be just Capricorn? Also, what exactly does it mean: "cusp"?

I'm curious.

infinitewhale October 26 2016, 13:47:23 UTC

infinitewhale October 26 2016, 13:50:26 UTC

It's just a way of saying her b-day is near the end of January. It's like saying "I'm 18, almost 19!"

kikimay October 26 2016, 19:49:06 UTC

Yeah, I get that. I was wondering what does that mean in purely astrological terms. Out of curiosity. Maybe someone here understands that sort of things!

shapinglight October 27 2016, 17:16:04 UTC

I don't like this episode that much. It could just be that it seems such a let down after Hush. Spike wanting Willow and Xander to reassure him that they're not just saying it when they talk about the apocalypse is a great moment, though.

There probably is some sort of lesson in here about science without ethics being evil (which is true, though it's not the science but the people doing it that are to blame, of course).