Category Archives: Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Poor Jenny, she thought she was the only one with a big secret. No wonder, she's having problems coping after the revelations about Rupert and a spot of being possessed by a murderous demon. Jenny is sweet teasing Giles but … Continue reading →

I had ever really thought much of this episode (as a whole) before but this time I was gripped. The scene when Angel tells Buffy about his relationship with Drusilla was well written and acted but was marred by the … Continue reading →

This is a fabulous standalone episode (edit: this is exactly what I said in 2006 though I didn't like Buffy as the damsel - oh well, I can be wrong). It doesn't really advance the overall story by much (except … Continue reading →

I really hate the main storyline. I know that unpleasant frat boys and the torture and humiliation of others is a staple of horror but I don't like watching it. I do like the gang watching a Bollywood film; Cordelia's … Continue reading →

Oz! Well, I like Oz but I like Tara. But which is better? Oz or Tara? There's only one way to find out... Tara is the reason I love Buffy but that doesn't mean I can't like the character of … Continue reading →

Adam really perked up when that car crashed into the Sunnydale sign. And who can blame him? The next three seasons are going to be bleedin' great. I don't understand why Spike isn't one of the most famous vampires ever … Continue reading →

Except for Giles and Jenny (for good reasons) and Angel's jealousy of Xander (for bad reasons) this was a mainly undistinguished and, of course, highly derivative episode of Buffy. Actually, I also like the bits with Cordelia and Angel - … Continue reading →

How do you follow up a superb S1 finale and kick off the new season? The answer is not very well. This has classic dialogue (one of the best lines ever "It's entirely pointy!"), a literally sweet scene with Willow … Continue reading →

This episode is so good. As much as I do like the rest of S1, this really is a massive step up in quality. Everything has more meaning, more depth, more resonance and, overall, it is as rich as a … Continue reading →

I swear there was more of Clea DuVall in this. She's the main reason I like this episode along with the brilliant Cordelia character development. It has a very X-Files ending which I didn't mind but I'm glad they stayed … Continue reading →