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Principle Wood?!!! Holy hunter! That was one awkward car ride with Buffy/Spike/Wood wow, what an even more awkward second name in this scenario hahaha. Giles and his shouting in English was making my shoulders come up - stop that! Lol. Xander continues his bad demon date luck & The First continues their work!

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Purple Nurple

I know you don't want the show to end but there's a new Audible series called Slayers you can listen to after the show ends (I've still not listened to it yet but I will do)

Bart Aansorgh

I always see this as a builder epeisode. Some of Wood's mystery has been revealed. The question is, with the new knowledge of Spike, will he be an ally or not? While i do think Giles has a point, in that its serious and they need to focus. I do also think that you have to take time for yourself and for relaxation inbetween at times, otherwise you'll be burned out when its needed. Xander really can't get a break, another demon chick down. Anya being jealous, and plays it off wonderfully. I do love that Anya doesn't hide from it either, where everyone will go "i'm not jealous", and in this case Buffy already responds to affirm that. Anya just going "ofcourse im jealous, can't you tell by my voice?", just cracks me up. I agree with you with regards to Buffy hearing about a slayer with children. Whether Spike is the one who killed Wood's mother... well, is that something the show would do? hmm..... we'll find out i guess. THe first does like to twist things around.

Julian Welton

You're right that theres A LOT to remember between Buffy and Angel (not to mention you don't have the benefit of having seen the show multiple times like most fans) so I definitely understand how you forgot but we actually saw both of the slayers Spike killed early on in season five during the episode where Buffy asked Spike to tell her how he managed to kill two slayers. The first slayer was in China during the Boxer Rebellion and the second was in the 70's in New York.

Ed Green

In that episode we saw Spike kill the second Slayer, a young African-American lady, on a subway train, and in this episode we learn that Robin's mother's killer was witnessed by people at a subway station. Is that a coincidence? Perhaps we'll see.

Christopher simeon

You bring up a excellent point dakara on the nature of Angel and Angelus. They feel like to separate people and they are very different from each other and the shows has treated as such but I wanted to remind you of a previous discussion we had about Angel and how his journey to being who he was wasn't a straight line. It took angel decades to become as good as he is now and the fact that the soul was forced on him made him reject everything Angelus was to distance himself from guilt. That is what makes Angelus so different from Angel. It is angel actively going against his nature to be Angelus. It is not exactly the soul itself that makes him good but the side effects of having the soul gives him the choice to do good. (Remember in season 2 when he went bad even with a soul). Now let's look at spike before being souled. He did a lot of bad things and he did a lot of good things but the fact that he had the chip in his head suppressing his natural instincts means he never really had a choice. He couldn't do bad so he did good. That is why the chip would never be the same as having a soul. It is forcing you to be good. Buffy wants to give spike a choice in his actions. Having his soul now means he can choose what kind of man he wants to be instead of being forced to be. The soul doesn't change who you are it just gives you more choices that your vampire side couldn't access because of lack of soul. Spike isn't like Angelus/Angel because he still needs time to explore those choices and form who he will be. He is still fundamentally spike and that shouldn't be that weird because he is still in the early stages of having a soul.

PaulC

Felt a bit filler-ish to me, but it's fine and probably a better episode than I remember. I wasn't into the jokes with the new potential Chao-Ahn, Giles came across a bit too Basil Fawlty for my liking.

Brian Dworak

While I enjoyed this one, I have to agree with PaulC in that it felt a bit like a filler episode. Obviously the big thing in it was the reveal of the truth about Principal Wood. It was really interesting to hear about his past and find out his mother was the Slayer back in the day. The aspect that I didn't care for was teasing a romantic relationship between Wood and Buffy; I had the same feeling about Amenadiel and Maze in Lucifer and Connor and Cordelia in Angel: it feels forced and pointless. I had forgotten that Ashanti was in this one and it was cool to see her again. The last thing I can remember seeing her in was an old episode of Law & Order: SVU (I can watch SVU and NCIS rerun marathons for hours and never get tired of them). Not my preferred music genre, but she always seemed nice. Can we get an Andrew Appreciation Day going? This frail, nervous, angsty, nerdy, former failed villain is my favorite side character. I think I need to make a FSC list and rank them. Appreciate you every day, thanks Dak!

Brian Dworak

Fawlty Towers is one of my favorite sitcoms of all time and "The Germans" is my favorite episode.

PongPong31

Andrew's quickly turned into one of my favourites. The scenes he's in are hilarious. I love all the geeky references he makes, from Goku to Star Trek’s Captain Archer to Mulder and Scully. Wait, am I Andrew?

PaulC

It's a classic! But everything in its own context.

Ed Green

If he'd volunteered to go out to get some meat, it might have helped more than pretending to understand her.

Alli

I’ve always found the casual way they reveal Buffy’s decision to remove Spike’s chip a telling one. It suggests that in a very short period of time she’s grown to trust Spike (something she repeatedly said she’d never do in season 6). In looking back at the episodes in season 7, it seems like it was episode 8 in the serial killer basement that Buffy’s turn towards trusting Spike began, which seems mad. It’s hard to make sense of but I love it for that reason. It once again highlights the wonderfully messy psychology that is this show.

Koz

The gorgeous KD Aubert as Robin's mother/The First. And Ashanti. Woo! I prefer Ashanti as a more benevolent character, say, as Dorothy Gale in The Muppets Wizard of Oz, but she wears the Dress of Evil well. ... I love the reveal of Robin's history. And I feel like Buffy was asking the kind of questions fans might be asking in her position. (Got any powers? And so forth.)