Willow was really upset because she felt like Buffy didn't trust HER, not the running away specifically
I'd have to watch again, but I never got that impression. All I remember Willow harping on was that Buffy wasn't there to listen to her and that's what stuck in my mind. She wasn't worried about being a good friend to Buffy, she wanted Buffy to treat her as she thought a friend should be treated. Of course, this is high school we're talking about and I think smaller things tend to cut deeper. I just feel that Willow wanted Buffy to be her friend on Willow's schedule regardless of what Buffy felt she needed for herself.
Dropping into the discussion to let anyone who might care know: Nicholas will be on tonight's episode of Criminal Minds. And nekkid at some point in it, to boot.
Tony Head's 'Merlin' has been picked up by NBC for US airing.
My friend just finished Buffy Season 5 last night. Her questions are hilarious!!!
How can Buffy be
dead, she's on the cover of season 6? Did they bury
the Robot instead? Is she a vampire? Does she come
back from a Hell dimension like Angel? Does the
connection between Dawn and Buffy cause Dawn to morph
into Buffy in a similar way as Ben/Glory? Why can't
Buffy fall in love with Spike (he's so cute)? How did
they make Joyce look so young in that
Willow-in-Buffy's-mind scene? Can they do that for
me?
The Boy and I watched "Wild at Heart" last night, and I think he's kind of traumatized by Oz leaving. As he should be.
(The scene where Oz pulls Veruca into the cage? Still one of the hottest scenes EVAR. [Even if Veruca is a skanky she-wolf ho.])
Even if Veruca is a skanky she-wolf ho
Don't mean BOBBLE-HEAD skanky she-wolf ho?
I can't see Veruca without thinking of the Single White Female role she played on
90210
(being Kelly Taylor).
GC -insent earlier this morning.
