Category Archives: Buffy Season 3

Choices (David Fury) The big question: is Willow worth “thousands of lives”? With Willow getting accepted to Oxford ("tea-bag central), MIT, Yale, Harvard, Mars University, etc, I think they rather overdid the Willow is bright thing. I’m assuming that Willow … Continue reading →

Earshot (Jane Espenson) A cracking episode with much to love except, nitpicking here, the misdirection with Jonathan using a hunting rifle to attempt suicide. "Infect? Infect?" “It was intense.” “Yeah, for a minute there I thought you're gonna make an … Continue reading →

Enemies (Doug Petrie) How I felt watching this A drama is in trouble when it uses the misinterpretation of an innocent incident when two characters are supposed to trust each other as a basis for the rest of the episode. … Continue reading →

Doppelgangland (Joss Whedon) The fiftieth episode of BtVS and it’s my number one so far. Andy said that he thought my summary of this would consist of a repeat of the script and that’s almost what this is. “For a … Continue reading →

Consequences (Marti Noxon) This is a very dark episode in both theme and look. It has some emotional scenes in it with excellent acting particularly from Alyson Hannigan. Faith pretends she doesn’t care or does she believe this? “Anyway, how … Continue reading →

Bad Girls (Doug Petrie) The costume designers have gone mad again. In order to totally underline the contrast between Faith and Buffy, they book-end the episode with Buffy dressed like she is either going to church with her mother or … Continue reading →

The Zeppo (Dan Vebber) My word, this is the second stinker of season three. Many fans rate this Xander centric episode quite highly but for me it is a demonstration of how badly wrong an episode can go if characters' … Continue reading →

Helpless (David Fury) This episode was rather annoying me at the beginning with Giles’s behaviour making him appear to be rather a hypocrite following his comments to Buffy in Revelations. I felt the time for Giles’s doubts as expressed to … Continue reading →

Gingerbread (story by Thania St. John and Jane Espenson, written by Jane Espenson) This had the feel of a season one episode and really isn’t very good apart from the scene between Willow and her mother. Clearly, teamwork is a … Continue reading →

Amends (Joss Whedon) The bad hair and bad wig and bad ending fairies all paid a visit to this episode. Luckily the good Willow/Oz scene fairy was also on hand (twice). First, someone's scissors must have slipped because Buffy's hair … Continue reading →