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Intro: 00:07
COMPAIRISON: 01:49
Characters: 05:16
Top 5 Episodes: 16:07
Q&A: 20:56                                                                                                                                                                Predictions: 40:23

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zerofk

Thanks for answering the questions! Helpless would definitely be in my top as well. I love the drama of it all - the betrayal, and the love that implies. I don't think the mayor needs a soul to love. After all Spike and Drusilla seemed to love eachother as well, and they have no souls. The difference I see between the mayor and Faith on the one hand, and Giles and Buffy on the other, is that the mayor treats Faith as a child to be molded - scolded when she does wrong and praised when she does what he tells her. Giles on the other hand is more a mentor to Buffy. He doesn't want to control her but only to guide. He asks her opinion, lets her make the plan, and then supports her. The mayor would never let Faith be the one to decide what happens. Oh and btw I loved the part where you went back to your old predictions. I hope you do that every time :-)

Denni Caid

My answer to my own question about the strengths of each season: Season 1's strength was definitely establishing the core characters and their relationships and making us care about them. I also feel like season 1 was just FUN, although there were some good dramatic moments here and there. Season 2's biggest strength was its villains. Spike and Drusilla were just electric every time they were on screen, and when Angelus joined the cast of villains, it kicked the drama up to a whole new level and I adored the interplay between him and Spike & Dru, and his effect on Buffy. It had the most emotional moments of the three. Season 3 was very consistently good - there weren't any episodes that stood out as being particularly bad (for most people anyway, I've read a lot of comments for various reaction channels and a lot of people really despised Amends or were terribly bored by Gingerbread). The season also did really well with introducing Faith as a significant part of the storyline, and comparing and contrasting her with Buffy. While season 2's finale was highly emotional, season 3's was very satisfying at how it wrapped up the High School Era. I can't wait to see how you feel about Buffy S4 and Angel S1. Both seasons are very different than what has come before, and there is a lot of good stuff coming your way.

Briony Addey

I hate the mayor's relationship with Faith. It's a simulacrum of the kind of loving relationship Faith craves, he's spotted this as a vulnerability and is exploiting it and her. As you say, Dodo, he's using her for evil. I get what you were saying about Giles using Buffy for good, but I think Helpless and that whole situation was his realisation that the Council (he included) were using her as a tool, and he couldn't be part of using her in this way without proper regard for her interests and her as a whole human being anymore.