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Buffy The Vampire Slayer 2x22 - "Becoming, Pt 2" Full Reaction (Patreon)

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2021-09-11 14:52:05
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SEASON FINALE!!! 🎉🎉🎉

You know what, guys: Whatever!

Since my wrap-up video will be delayed a few days (due to bad wifi here in Greece, hopefully next week Friday or Saturday) here are both parts of the season 2 finale.

I hope you like it and on the occasion:

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT DURING THIS BREATHTAKING SEASON!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

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Kyle Jordan Ashley Brown

Such a great finale - a personal fav here 😇 Agreed, Joyce didn't really have any time to absorb everything. Sad really as in the previous episode we saw the dad stating that Joyce doesn't do enough to discipline her. Gives us insight into why she's been so firm with her from the start of the show. Probably feels she needs to with the dad having left and Buffy burning down a gym/moving school. The angel scene has me in tears everytime too....aww I'm so glad you enjoyed x

x_Rhi_x

I think spike making dru pass out was to do with like a nerve in her neck or soemthing rather than stopping breathing. Then again there are several inconsistencies in buffy regarding vampire lore so it could be the breathing thing. Also love the "aww his face. .like a slapped puppy" 😅

Pumpkin 3.14

There's not a lot of plot holes in Buffy, but Spike being able to choke out Dru is one of them. I think how we explain it away is that Spike cut off the blood flow to the brain instead of oxygen. It doesn't make too much sense, but it's hard for a show to be perfect.

Darrell Palmer

"It gave me every single feeling you can possibly have...every single emotion you can find in season 2." Those are dangerous words. I think season 3 will help you find some emotions you never knew were there. We are just getting started...

Elias Lundgren
>>67641852

I feel like it's pretty logical that a vampire might cut out if you make it so they lose blood flow to their brain.

cruzinbosco
>>67641852

But vampires are not supposed to have blood flow. That's the whole point. Buffy and another character confirm this in the next season. This should also mean that a vampire can't have sex, but alas... another plot hole. lol

cruzinbosco

I can not wait for season 3. It's so so good and in my opinion the best of the series. I have to comment on Xander 'cause I don't want you to completely write him off. I understand the hate on Xander at this moment (and in several others), however, look at it from his point of view. Angel/Angelus has hurt his family, these people are Xander's true family, he loves them more than anyone. I don't know if Xander, as immature as he still is at this point, understands the whole Angel/Angelus thing; but what he does understand is that even if Angel was ensouled again, he'd likely hurt Buffy again. That him becoming evil again would always be an option. Xander is a hard person to love sometimes, but he's pretty incredible. He always puts himself in front of his friends, literally. He would die for any of them. That's pretty powerful to me, but yes... I do understand the desire to strangle him when he does questionable things.

dodoreactions
>>67637827

There are always inconsistencies in series, but I can live with this one without any problems. Let's just go with the nerve thing 😅💙 (And his expression almost physically hurt 🥺)

dodoreactions
>>67634337

Ah, I missed the discipline thing. Must have been the scene in the flashbacks when Buffy was in the bathroom crying in front of the mirror and Angel was watching her as the stalker we know and love? I guess I was too broken up by the look on her face. 🥺 BUT YES, I ENJOYED IT 😁💙

dodoreactions
>>67641852

Sorry folks. I didn't mean to cause any heated discussions. 😅 Just a little thing that I had noticed. But even if it is a plot hole, I can live with it in this show without any problems. I can't remember any other plot hole so far (or it was so small and insignificant that I immediately forgot about it). 😊💙

dodoreactions

In fact, I want to make that clear in my Buffy wrap-up video. I've always been kind of hard on Xander, but I want to make it clear that I like him as a character most of the time. I really appreciate his humor, solidarity, and heroism, and I can't imagine the gang without him. He occasionally does things that upset me VERY much, but his good qualities keep me from hating him. 😊💙

Amanda S
>>67637827

I always thought it was that he cut off her blood supply to her brain or something, cause vampires bleed, so the blood still needs to pump :)

x_Rhi_x
>>67637827

Yeah could be. Though the blood thing is a whole other inconsistency lol

Briony Addey

I'm so glad you noticed Xander's sabotage of Willow's plan. 'Kick his ass' stands as one of the worst moments for Xander so far, and we've seen a few.

UTU49

I like Xander, but he has certainly made some gargantuan mistakes. The main one being flying off on emotional rants that are nothing more than petty. When he says, "Who cares?!" about the possibility of restoring Angel's soul, it betrays some pretty dense hypocrisy. If he truly believes in the welfare of the community, he would want Angel's soul restored, simply to save lives. But, no. This situation was Xander letting himself be hijacked by his own selfish emotions. Dammit. Everything makes me cry now. I blame covid... and the various health problems in my family. I even cried when reactors cried at Star Wars and Terminator 2. I never used to cry at those things! Grr argh.

UTU49

A question for those of you who saw Season 2, when you were young (under 16, perhaps). For me, some of the events in the original Star Wars trilogy was my introduction to the way stories can both physical and emotionally pummel the characters. Did Buffy Season 2 play a somewhat similar role for you? Was it one of the first times you saw a story that was emotionally brutal?

Allan Cornett

As always a good reaction. The season villain is called the "Big Bad". There are so many moments in this episode where Joss makes you curse him for making a character suffer, that you didn't even comment on the horror of making Giles see Jenny. Overall this show gets even better and better.

zerofk

Unless I missed it I don't think anyone explained the reason why Angel's blood is "the key". This is my interpretation because it's never clearly explained, but I think it makes sense. It's not Angel specifically who's the key, it's the person who is doing the ritual - and in this case that's Angel. Before, he was using some random human's blood but it has to be his own. His own blood, a part of his own life force, being sacrificed to free the demon.