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Buffy 7x21 - full reaction (Patreon)

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2023-08-06 16:00:04
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i lost my mind

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DarkstarX84

Given where Angel was emotion-wise in the S4 finale, my head canon is that he was trying to distract himself from that pain, in whatever way he could. I think a lot of people really misinterpreted the stuff with him and Buffy around this point. The timeline is this take place after he saw his son in his new life, but no one else knows what he sacrificed

Stargazer1682

Poor Jessica. We hardly knew you. And by that, I do mean literally.

Chris Carman

Sooo, what we're saying is: there's a lotta Potentials?

Stargazer1682

Between the "That diabolical old torture device, the comfy chair." in the last episode, and his Holy Hand grenade this episode; can we stop and appreciate the fact that Spike's a fan of Monty Python?

Stargazer1682

Oh my God, how have I never picked up on Buffy saying that she "has Faith" for giving her weird mixed signals??

zerofk

I love the way the main cast interact. Buffy and Xander go from "You're my strength, Xander. You're the reason I made it this far." to joking about his lost eye and Buffy dying in the blink of - well of an eye. Spike mentioned the "holy handgrenade". This is a reference to Monty Python and the Holy Grail, where they use the holy handgrenade to kill the Beast of Aaaaarghh. Felicia Day's character is called Vi. How can you not remember Vi's name? Vi has been here since 7x11 and Vi's name was mentioned at least once: when they talked about how Vi shouted that they were just four helpless girls, Vi and the others. She's called Vi.

Adoreandu

Listen, you don't need to be torn between Team Spuffy and Team Bangel. Join me and cheer on the One True Ship of the Buffyverse: Spuffangel!

Stargazer1682

To be fair (ish), Xander, Buffy and Willow *not* talking about some major blow-up or beef between them is pretty much their core dynamic. "Dead Man's Party," the Scoobies team up on Buffy for leaving town and have it out in front of half their peers - forgotten by the end of the episode, with none of them actually addressing their real issues. "The Yoko Factor," everyone, including Giles, get into a big fight over how they've different apart and the rifts that have formed between them. The next episode they hug it out and blame Spike; who admittedly played on their insecurities, but it's not like he was making any of it up out of whole cloth. This season, they argued over whether or not Buffy should kill Anya; and Buffy FINALLY brings up Xander's so-called message from Willow in season 3, completely glossing over it and continuing with the fight; until the end of the episode and nothing... The Scoobies are a fairly dysfunctional and toxic friend group. Xander especially has his penchant for blowing everything out of proportion; so Buffy might just roll with it at this point.

Britney

Yes, Bangel for life! Of course these final episodes got me liking Spuffy as well, but Bangel is still my #1. This is a pretty good penultimate episode. I loved the scenes with Anya and Andrew as well. That wheelchair fight is hilarious. Back in season 6 when you hated Andrew, I so badly wanted to tell you that you would end up really liking his character. Obviously I couldn't say anything though. This show is really great at character building. (Except when it comes to the potentials lol) I am so beyond excited to see your reaction to the finale! At the same time, I am not ready! I can't believe there's only one Lexi Buffy reaction left.

Michael Sullivan

This is it! Greatest series finale ever incoming!

Ron Fehr

The one good thing about the explosion, aside from Faith still being alive, was that the aftermath got the potential Slayers to do some teamwork to get away. Nothing like a little disaster to get people bonding, eh?

Ron Fehr

When asked if he wanted to make an appearance for the final two series episodes (it's probably not really a spoiler that he'll be in episode 22), David Boreanaz did not even hesitate in accepting the offer. My guess is that both networks understood that Buffy was the reason that Angel existed, and didn't think it necessary to argue over the series-ending crossover.

Preaching to the Horse's Mouth

Nope too late, I heard you say you were turning into a Spuffy shipper. Anything after that doesn't count, no takesies backsies #TeamSpuffy #SpuffyShippersUnite 😉

Mr MidLife

Re: the whole blowup and kicking Buffy out. If she wasn't alone, Spike couldn't reach her and remind her of who she is when you take away all that she's carrying. In terms of the Potentials and Scoobies' Contrition, I need to paraphrase Giles: They followed Faith, got blown up and ambushed by 3 Ubervamps until Buffy swooped in and saved them all inside of 10 seconds flat. I'd say the words "Let that be a lesson" are a tad redundant at this juncture, wouldn't you?

Ron Fehr

The way I understand it, when Joyce told Dawn that Buffy wouldn't choose her, she was actually referring to the coming battle, although that part was intentionally not mentioned. Buffy didn't want Dawn to be there, where she could possibly die.

Robin Davies

I think the Angel scene was poorly done. One minute Buffy is grimly fighting for her life and the next minute Angel turns up with a cheesy grin and suddenly the fight is just a game. Angel stands back and makes smug quips while Buffy fights unaided. (He would have had a lot of egg on his face if Caleb had killed Buffy!) The whole “This is something I have to do myself” is a rather silly cliché anyway, and it was smartly undermined in the Firefly episode War Stories (“This is something the captain needs to do himself”. “No it’s not!”)

Eric J Quintern

Lexi, Are you gonna do a extra wrapup episode to talk about what the series has meant to you or your favorite moments through out the last 3 years that you've been watching it.

Eric J Quintern

The post already has 6 likes so I think there would be an interest. I know for sure I would. I think it would be so interesting

Cory James

The whole 'she's not going to choose you' thing, boils down to Buffy not wanting Dawn in the mix even though she is keeping the rest of the girls exactly Dawn's age and strength to fight. She immediately stopped training with Dawn when these new girls showed up. She constantly goes to Dawn for information but doesn't acknowledge that DAWN wants more from the fight. That's what was meant. Buffy constantly chose the potentials over Dawn and getting Dawn ready. Dawn had to get herself ready. She may have been a little bitter at Buffy about that which the hellmouth amplified but I think she handles it well for the most part and tries to overcompensate with helping with research. This girl just makes herself read other languages for more information. So far she's translated Ancient Sumerian and Old Turkish within days. Side note, one of my favorite little scenes ever is where Willow goes "Oh yeah, I think I read a translation of that." And Dawn goes "There's a translation?! Ok...it's fine...I'm over it..." LOL poor Dawn. I'm sure your translation was better, sweetie. I love how every descended into chaos without Buffy there to go 'shut up' and then when she comes back everyone is like 'we're ready to listen now, you staying?' like she just walked off and they didn't kick her out.