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Such a weird cult... 🤔

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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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zerofk

Hey I think you put in the wrong dropbox link; it goes to the "school hard" reaction. The link text is correct (so copy/paste of the text works) but the link itself is wrong.

dodoreactions

Hi zerofk, now it should work. It makes absolutely no sense to me, since it is the right link. Sometimes I actually rely on comments like this, so thank you so much for that. 😊💙

Darrell Palmer

Nothing wrong with liking Drusilla except in the literal sense as Xander might put it, but she is one of my favorites and probably the creepiest character in the entire Buffyverse. I love her 😍

zerofk

I love Drusilla. The actress, Juliet Landau, plays her with such physicality. Every move looks very deliberate and just on point.

zerofk

This is a great episode. We open on Drusilla, and she's just so interesting - mysterious, beautiful, and scary. Then we have Giles and Jenny cuteness. And finally the moral ambiguity of Ford. He's in a bad place, and makes a bad choice. But we can't help feel sorry for him while still acknowledging that he's the bad guy here.

Darrell Palmer

He was scum. He wanted innocent people to die a horrible death. I do not feel sorry for him.

Whisper_dvm

I love this episode. On rewatches the themes really jump out as being incredibly important to the series as a whole. The Passion of the Nerd does a fabulous analysis of this episode- to be watched once you are finished with the series as there are spoilers in it. I think Buffy assumed Spike was involved more so due to the deal that Ford made. Spike is the only one that has made his plans to kill the slayer known and he’s kinda the biggest/baddest vamp in Sunnydale at the moment.

Allan Cornett

One of the best episodes of season 2. My favorite part is at the end when Buffy asks Giles to lie to her about good and bad and the last line of the episode is Buffy saying "liar".

Briony Addey

Giles saying his final line hits me hard every time. Amazing. Also, I really love the Willow and Angel of it all this episode. Yes, please.

UTU49

"I believe that's called growing up." "I'd like to stop then, okay?" "Does it get easier?" "What do you want me to say?" "Lie to me." Yeah, I love how Buffy's life is not just about stabbing bad guys.

UTU49

Did Juliet Landau study ballet? I'm not sure if I'm remember that correctly

UTU49

I don't have much sympathy for Ford. What I love about Ford's story is the uncomfortable situation it puts Buffy in. We at first don't know Ford's motivation, so he just seems like a psychopath. Then we learn that there are dire circumstances which have influenced him. It doesn't make his actions any less wrong, but it does make them more understandable. I swear I can think about Buffy and Giles and their relationship all day. [Non-sequitur warning.]

Vicky N

Love this episode. The blend of humor and drama is particularly well done, as usual when it’s a Joss Whedon script. And also thematically well thought out. The stand out for me where Angel confession about Drusilla and Buffy and Giles conversation. I don’t know how Buffy made the connection to Spike, it’s a small inconsistency but it doesn’t lower my appreciation of this episode. Spike kept his word, Ford did deliver the Slayer to him.