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Buffy The Vampire Slayer: S1, Episode 9 (The Puppet Show) - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2026-08-24 16:00:17
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer: S1, Episode 9 (The Puppet Show) - Patreon Version

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Hans Engelen

I can't hear Snyder and not go ... QUARK!!!!

Adrian Sørlie

Smile time. If you know, you know. :P

David Harvey

Chandra and Jordan - Another Fun Reaction! It was a great twist in playing "Who's the Dummy?". Creepy and very Funny Episode. By the Way, if you want to see one of the Creepist Puppet Films ever made see "Magic" 1978, where a younger Anthony Hopkins portrays a Ventriloquist who might have a killer Dummy. Hopkins did extensive training and did all the Ventriloquism himself in the role. If you loved him in the later "Silence of the Lambs" you be even more Creeped out by his performance in this film. I recently heard they're doing a remake of "Magic". I don't think anyone could make it better than the original one with Anthony Hopkins. Cheers! Dave

Todd Bolton

Not even in the top half of *best* Buffy episodes (so you’ve got a lot to look forward to) but in the top quarter of *fun* episodes. And y’all’s reaction made it even more fun.

Todd Bolton

Self-esteem is for everybody Self-esteem is for everyone You can dream and be anybody But self-esteem is how you get it done.

OddThomas

A great ventriliquist doll movie: Dead Silence

pinkdino99

The Mattel store is stocking brand new Buffy and Angel dolls. Just saying... (Monster High Buffy and Angel Doll 2-Pack)

Thomas Yanez

I love how this show continually turns the tables on people who are expecting standard tropes. But it can take the fun out of new shows that keep rolling out the same old tropes, or even lackluster "twist" tropes that were this show's bread and butter, but without the really dark side. There is just a different kind of creativity that was at work here that decades of following television and movies failed to learn from. A big hope, now that you are watching Whedon's Buffy-verse is that eventually we'll get to watch your reaction to the reigning king of trope busting glory, "The Cabin in the Woods" (2011) (produced and co-written by Joss Whedon). Get it on the polls! Technically, to get the most out of the movie, you'd need a dozen or so more iconic movies under your belt to catch all of the references, but I've seen enough reactors that don't have that background still enjoy the movie a lot.

Thadman

Is that with Anthony Hopkins? Or am I mixing it up with something else?

Thadman

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was great at that type of storytelling also, with subverting expectations. Also, technically, in the Whedonverse with Joss kinda starting it and his brother (and his wife) the continued showrunners.

Temujin

I just found out you are doing Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It's my absolute favorite show and I immediately joined you here on Patreon ❤️❤️❤️

Jeffrey Fisher

Nope, Dead Silence (2007). Donnie Wahlberg is probably the biggest name in it, but it was written and directed by the same guys that brought us Saw, Insidious, and The Conjuring (James Wan and Leigh Whannell). It's not their best work, but it's a fun movie, and I really enjoyed it. They need to watch The Conjuring 1 & 2, and the first Saw movie.

Hans Engelen

Kinda sad that we lost the actors for Giles and Xander this year, plus one more that isn't yet in the show.

Mondo Spieler

Love the thumbnail image. And, continue to expect the unexpected...

Ross43

I just heard a list of best horror movies that had more than 1 movie. The Conjuring was ranked pretty high.