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Another time, that I can feel sorry for the villain 😒

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For your information, I've already finished watching the first season of "Buffy". You can find my edited videos on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpxkrZO3bwTXC1M349s2A2g

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Whisper_dvm

The real band behind Oz’s band on the show is called Four Star Mary. I’m not sure if they are still active but there’s lots of music on YouTube This Buffy episode is just alright for me. Watchable but nothing real special. This episode feels like a left over script from season 1 really. The good stuff will be coming soon enough though.

dodoreactions

I hadn't thought about it, but you're right. It would fit much better in season 1. In fact, there were one or two more such episodes for me. But really: the band is a blast 😁

UTU49

This is a fairly unpopular episode, but I really enjoy it. The scene where Xander gives her a Twinkie is absolutely charming. It doesn't feel like they're acting there. Her laughter feels absolutely real. Either she was able to do very convincing laughing (which many actors say is the hardest thing to do), or Nick Brendon (Xander) was actually making her laugh. Either way, well done by at least one of the actors. I love this actress too. She's so pretty and she has a real warmth to her that worked against type beautifully. What did the director say to the casting director? Did he say, "Find me the nicest, sweetest, cutest actress you can find... to play the monster."? Her name is -- I want to say -- Ara Celli?

UTU49

Corrections. Ara Celi. So close. Also this episode was one of the handful of episodes directed by a woman. I made the mistake of assuming it was directed by one of the male directors. Interestingly this director, Ellen S. Pressman, also directed the Puppet Show. Both episodes are about horror tropes where the story ends up being sad and scary in approximately equal amounts. I love sad genre fiction. Sad horror. Sad Sci-Fi etc.

dodoreactions

I don't know if I would consider that unpopular. I really enjoyed this episode. In fact, it felt a little bit like a season 1 episode... which doesn't bother me because I liked season 1. I just thought it was a shame that she had to be fought at the end and died. I would have liked it so much more if, because of her feelings for Xander, she had voluntarily decided not to kill him and surrendered to her fate. That might have shown that she had a guilty conscience for taking the lives of three people.

Jezzer

Without giving away any spoilers, the band Four Star Mary makes an actual appearance in the Season 4 finale.