Willow spelling out "b-i-t-c-h" and Xander saying, "A bitca?"
It's a classic for a reason!
Cordy's "I'm a bitch" speech in Rm w/a Vu is so satisfying. This is the first ep where we really start to see the show evolving into its best form too (who needs a case of the week when you've got this cast of characters to spend time with??)
And looking ahead, we're going to make it to Pangs just in time for Thanksgiving! Huzzah!
My kids had endured Pangs every year and never appreciated it. I am clearly a failure as a parent for sure.
I'm kinda bummed there's no way we'll make it to "Pangs" by next week.
Tonight's double header is Beet Bad and Room w/a Vu. Let's go.
Ha, I just realized I was mixing up "Rm w/ a Vu" and "Where the Wild Things Are." But I would love to watch a remake of "Beer Bad" that is all about evil beets.
Beer Bad also gave me the opportunity to explain "foamy." I do love passing on Buffista lore.
I can't remember the context but tonight at dinner A was talking about how great Oz is and specifically stated "Oz would never do anything wrong" and I agreed.
And then we watched Wild at Heart.
(We also watched Sense and Sensitivity, which, "Be a rainbow not a painbow" aside, has not aged well and it wasn't unproblematic in 1999 either.)
I still think of Rm w/a Vu as the archetypical Angel episode, it's so much fun. And maybe the show's best spotlight for Cordy.
"Whoo! Cold wind—scary. What are you gonna do? Chap me to death?"
It's The Initiative - Aeryn noticed JM in the credits and was delighted, saying "it's time for Spike's redemption arc!"
I am saying NOTHING
The frat bros' trip down to Initiative Basement was a very satisfying reveal.
This is SUCH a good Willow episode. "A vague disclaimer is nobody's friend" followed by her comforting Spike after he fails to bite her? Top notch Willow, truly A+.
(Also, everything she predicts in her post-Oz funk about how Buffy/Riley is going to end? 100% correct.)
We watched "School Hard" tonight, and it's so satisfying to feel like the show is really hitting its stride now and setting some of the most crucial plot elements into motion. And of course I just love seeing Spike and Drusilla on my TV screen again.