And here I actually enjoyed tonight's episode. I think you sit in the corner alone....

Dear God. Not only am I convinced that Giles still really isn't Giles, now I'm convinced that Elena isn't really Elena. (:

Actually, I liked it to. But I'm convinced that "Giles" was lying at the beginning. Also convinced that Buffy and Spike make really, really good best friends and should never be romantically involved, ever again. (I mean, c'mon! McHottie, is, well, a hottie!

Also, Thess and I have now watched it twice, and we've come to a conclusion as to why Giles is bugging us. We think he's Ethan Rayne in disguise.

More on this theory later. We're going to go watch early Ethan eps.

I liked that he was making up the instinct stuff. But, you know, we never heard the squeaky shoes.

Ethan Rayne in disguise.

Thunk.

Oh, my. That's the coolest Giles theory yet.

Oh, my. That's the coolest Giles theory yet.

We're near being able to substantiate the theory with wild ass speculation. Need to watch DA or Halloween first, though. Ooooh. DVD, how I love ya.

Okay, let's talk about Sue.

HEY!

Okay, my multimedia assignment is not due until Thursday. Breathe. Nervous breakdown is at bay for now. I just realized it's a far more detailed assignement than I first thought. And I have a little presentation to prepare for Wednesday too.

Now, I'm off to read more about Archival sampling. I should be aslepp in no time.

I love the Principal McHottie backstory but I also guessed right away that Nikki was his mom.

In Fool For Love, Nikki was played by April Weeden-Washington. I just rewatched the credits and didn't see that name.

Bidet of Evil made me laugh. I was just discussing bidets the other day.

I dunno. I never used to understand why people picked at the small to medium sized nits that are in almost every episode. Now I find I'm a picker. The whole Giles thread was just a nyah-nyah to people who pay too much attention to the show, like, oh, us. It seems unavoidable now that Andrew is the comic-relief echo of Spike, which I suppose we should have seen when he first showed up in that duster. (Where *is* Spike's coat, btw? Please don't let it turn up as a Crucial Plot Point re Principal McHottie...) Shouldn't Willow et al only have been hearing Andrew? And so on.

What Megan Said. I'm ready to get ON with it already.

Tangential note: Does it seem like Spike mostly gets his butt kicked in fights? Has that always been true?

Spike left the duster in Buffy's house when he fled during Seeing Red. There has been some speculation that Xander has it.

Hey! Sue! Before you go to bed: It's Jonathan. Not Johnathan. Not Jonathon. And certainly not Johnathon. jesusmaryandjoseph isweartogod people get that name wrong more than any other

You know what Jon? I thought it was wrong. (I was positive the John at the beginning was anyway.) But I'm never sure. I went to theatre school with someonewho spelled it idiosyncratically, and now I'm always confused. WHOOPS! Sorry Jon.