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Got this done early so here ya go, early post cause sometimes I like surprising y'all. You know that stuff you say and you are like.... Why the fuck did I say that? That was me saying this episode was better than What's My Line (idk why I said that?????? I take it back????? I think I was way too pumped).. Also... Legit forgot to add my intro in this vid my bad.

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Buffy The Vampire Slayer 2x11 - Ted .mp4

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Ron Fehr

While this is an episode that makes you think, it is not one that I like to watch very often. My favorite part though was seeing John Ritter. I had seen him on several other shows, most notably Three's Company of course.

Steve Quast

Another early episode. It's a Christmas miracle!

Raven Dark

"I keep getting fooled about the Big Bad...I still haven't seen him yet... I keep hearing that he's going to be a big part of the second half of season 2..." Heeheehee! Hehem... Sorry, that was just really funny. *sing-song voice* You have no idea where this is going... :D This is so much damn fun.

Steve Quast

Not one of my favorites either, but it does have some great acting and, before you find out that he's Robo-Ted, it hits on a situation that could actually happen. Some of Buffy's most terrifying moments are when she gets a little too close to the dangers of the real world. Also, it's good seeing John Ritter. He was a great actor.

Steve Quast

"Come and knock on our door..." Oh wait, you don't have to knock because the door's open and it's your house.

R J Walker (FumblesMcStupid)

I'm never sure if I like this episode. I like that it's so real life. Buffy reacts like any 16 year old would but she's not so when they get in a fight she f-ing kills him! But then he's back and I don't know if I like that he's a robot or I would have preferred they stuck to him being a human but no charges are brought, or something like that. Lots of people don't like Joyce at all in this because she's not being sympathetic. I get that, but she's still doped on pizza and cookies and lost the man she was maybe in love with (admittedly because of the cookies but the feeling is the same). I dunno, you should always listen if your daughter tells you something like that but the cookies are extenuating circumstances. And Giles and Jenny!! *incoherent screaming* that scene in the classroom (argh) and then she turns up to apologise and ends up shooting him in the back and then they're making out in the library (score one for professionalism lolol). Great reaction as always :)

palisade

Another great reaction. 👍 I really enjoy hearing your predictions of what might happen next.    Your rage about Xandelia (Cordander?) is hysterical.  It never gets old.    The Big Bad.....muahahaha.😆(Eeevil laughter)  I can't wait to watch your reaction when you see him introduced.

CeNedra

I have to watch it to see your reaction but l*sigh*

zerofk

The Captain & Tennille were, apparently, a pop duo and real life husband and wife who were popular in the 1970s. But I've never heard of them outside this Buffy scene. Ted's actor is amazing. The way he can switch between nice, crazy, and threatening at the crop of a hat is great.

Antonio

I hate to get all nitpicky with the show but you did touch on something that has always bugged me, I guess not just with this show but shows in general, and that's people being knocked unconscious whenever it's convenient for the plot. We see Buffy, for example, take multiple blows to the head practically every episode but of course in order to give the Ted/Joyce reunion some time, she just happens to be knocked out for a while first! Also, this is one of about 540 occasions on Buffy we see Xander talking whilst eating, which grosses me out more than any demon they come up with. OK, I'm done now, back to enjoying the show! (Oh, and I love what you said about Buffy and therapy, and then straight away Buffy came up with the therapy line!)

Justafox305

this was a super funny reaction/commentary

UTU49

Believe it or not, but this is actually a fairly unpopular episode... but I've always liked this one. (I say this every 5 episodes or so. lol.) The emotional stakes are sky high when Joyce and Buffy think that Buffy killed Ted.

UTU49

I think most people have mixed feelings with this stuff they've done recently with Xander and Cordy. Some people really like what they've done recently. Some reactors are in utter shock when they see their first kiss. Georgia and Aaron actually saw it coming way WAY in advance. You'll pass them soon, because you post faster than they do... and they mentioned recently that they'll be busy for a couple of weeks.

Ron Fehr

One of the few times when a comment was actually literal. Ted (a robot?) saying that he wasn't 'wired' that way.

Jordan Haddow

I love these "what it means to be the slayer" episodes where they explore all the facets of being the slayer. This one really explores a major limitation placed on the slayer. She's meant to fight the darkness of the demon realm, but the human realm is separate. Despite being a human weapon intended to meet out lethal justice, they can't take a single human life, unless for defence. There are so many unwritten aspects to being the slayer. I think one of the reasons Buffy is attracted to Angel is because he is a vampire. By her nature she spends her life in darkness. Being where the vampires are. Plus, her super strength would, I think, tend to be a hindrance to dating a human. With Angel, he's closer to being her equal in strength.