Xander ,'Touched'
Buffy 4: Grr. Arrgh.
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I cannot say that Xander continuing to end up in his basement in "Restless" has no bearing on me whatsoever.
Hmmm.... Yeah, I identified with Xander in Restless a little too much, too.
Weirdest...? Hm. Can't think of a "weirdest".
Moment that immediately leapt to mind? Xander, "The Body" and the fist in the wall.
Scariest: Willow saying "Bored now." cause I've felt that. Even if I've only flayed someone in my heart, mind you.
Anyone feel like sharing "weirdest moment where I identified with a character on Buffy?"
Buffy "I have a cow on my head"
and the moment in Flooded, I think, where she is fighting monsters and is juggling vases and trying to get them to move into the kitchen where there were fewer breakables.
I was just thinking about this identifying thing in the car tonight. For the first 3 or maybe 4 seasons, the show did not necessarily seem, for me, to be about Buffy. She was the center of the universe, but I hardly identified with her at all-- nothing in her experence was ike mine. Season 6 for all the flaws, made me understand and feel Buffy.
Coming in late with most annoying previously:
"Let her cross over!"
SO ANNOYING.
Want previously's on DVD. Very angered by the lack of them. Bad Fox. Bad. No biscuit.
ETA: Also, loved Tara. Cried when she died. Meany.
I missed her too.
I liked Tara. She was the only one on the show with common sense, barring her little oops in "Family."
I liked Tara. She was the only one on the show with common sense, barring her little oops in "Family."
In Season Six, she became the Giles. What I loved most about her was the way she was so kind and understanding, but never boring or self-righteous.
It'll be an Easter Egg on the S7 DVDs. Which makes perfect sense.
I just heard this from someone else today! Now I have to buy the damn S7 DVDs.