Well, I don't want to slap Faith, but that's about it.

.......

Not gonna touch it.

Not gonna touch it.

Well, maybe a *little* slapping...

I just wanted to slap everyone who wasn't Buffy.

I sort of understood their bitterness and resentment, though. She just poofed, and they didn't even know if she was alive. She was the center of their world, once she arrived -- she brought them all together, and they had a purpose they'd never had before she came. (Except for, you know, Joyce.) They were entitled to a little acting out, I think, but I'm glad they got it over with in one episode.

Which is my basic reaction to, oh, all of S7.

Well, I don't want to slap Faith, but that's about it.

Yes, this. And once in a while I wanted to slap Buffy, too.

That said, JZ convinced me that a marathon of S7 might not be a bad idea.

I just wanted to slap everyone who wasn't Buffy. I wanted to line them up against a wall, and let hand fly down the line. Flippa flippa flippa flippa.

I gave Joyce a pass for her behavior post-Buffy's return, though of course it was her ultimatum in "Becoming" that made Buffy feel she couldn't go home. But "freaked-out Mom who hasn't heard from her teenage daughter in months" trumps just about every other excuse for overreaction.

I gave Joyce a pass for her behavior post-Buffy's return, though of course it was her ultimatum in "Becoming" that made Buffy feel she couldn't go home. But "freaked-out Mom who hasn't heard from her teenage daughter in months" trumps just about every other excuse for overreaction.

This.

Joyce gets a pass- there is so much she didn't know, and she still wasn't sure what she knew.

Ack! I missed the Sunday rebroadcast and the "Witch" rewatch!

*Bangs head penitently*

Something I didn't notice anyone comment on, was that a cheerleader named Amber has a coach named Benson.

Oh, and about "gimme the Spielberg," yeah, it's from the "Harvest" commentary. Joss says something about how he told his director that and got exactly what he wanted.

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I gave Joyce a pass for her behavior post-Buffy's return, though of course it was her ultimatum in "Becoming" that made Buffy feel she couldn't go home. But "freaked-out Mom who hasn't heard from her teenage daughter in months" trumps just about every other excuse for overreaction.

Oh, yes. I actually do give Joyce a pass. I can't blame her for not trusting Buffy once she's back. It's all new to her, too. In fact, I think Buffy was a bit of a crankybabyhead with Joyce.

I sort of understood their bitterness and resentment, though. She just poofed, and they didn't even know if she was alive. She was the center of their world, once she arrived -- she brought them all together, and they had a purpose they'd never had before she came. (Except for, you know, Joyce.) They were entitled to a little acting out, I think, but I'm glad they got it over with in one episode.

I don't know. When Buffy and Willow talk it out at the end, I want to slap Willow, even though we're at the making up part. Buffy was discovered by her mom, kicked out of her house, and had to kill her lover, and Willow's all, "I was going through some major stuff." Bitch, please.

First BtVS I ever saw. It confused the Hell out of me and I needed to watch another episode just to find out what was going on.

I'm trying to think of an episode that would be worse introduction to the show (great though I think the episode is), at least from the first few seasons. I mean, "Bad Eggs" was mine, which wasn't a good thing, but that was a case where it was a MotW ep., and a pretty bad one. I was intrigued by the Wild Bunch reference, though.

Hey, speaking of MotW eps. our first one of those is coming up (I don't think "The Witch" falls under that category due to lack of M)! I've actually got a few thoughts, even though it's not a particularly good episode, but I'll wait for the appropriate time.

I'm trying to think of an episode that would be worse introduction to the show

I tuned in to watch naked Angel return from Hell. "Bwuh?"