Monthly Archives: April 2006

Angel (David Greenwalt) I want to say this is the first great episode but I’m not sure that’s true. There are too many things that annoy me about it. Like Willow’s mooning over Buffy’s love life. It’s pathetic and tiresome … Continue reading →

The Pack (Matt Kiene and Joe Reinkemeyer) Willow being athletic was a pleasant surprise, I’m sure she never appears in a gym again. Nicholas Brendon was so good at being a bad boy that they really should have got him … Continue reading →

Never Kill a Boy on a First Date (Rob Des Hotel and Dean Batali) This is an interesting episode in that Buffy actively rejects a boy who is turned on by danger despite his sensitive side but, once again, the … Continue reading →

Teacher’s Pet (David Greenwalt) Episode 4 has a very poor, cliched plot and it’s a bit worrying that, so early on, a plot can be this dull and implausible (I mean implausible in the non-demon way obviously, things like Gregory’s … Continue reading →

The Witch (Dana Reston) Edited to add: Not a great story but full of funny lines and top notch delivery. The cheerleading scenes are the most intriguing as an insight into the literal sidelining of women (I’m with Amy on … Continue reading →

We are rewatching Buffy the Vampire Slayer, obstentiously because we are going to start watching Angel when we get to the end of season three but really because at least one of is a fervent fan. Actually, no, I’m not: … Continue reading →