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Okay I have three episodes to go. And I have one day to watch them in.
As far as episodes 17,18 and 19 go my views are these.
Love Spike. Even when he's all dorky pre-turning.
I hate Buffy right now. In the middle of an apocalypse you don't turn your back on your most knowledgable ally. No matter how fecked up his reasoning it.
Caleb must be slaughtered. It worries me that Joss Whedon seems to have the same issues with men that I do.
I got a great kick out of seeing the man who played Mal 'I don't believe in religion' Reynolds done up as a preacher. But the accent has to go - for some reason 'Southern Gentleman' is the only stereotype I still believe in.
The only thing I'm saying about everything else is 'oww'.
I've been reading round and people seem to think Joss Whedon went too far. To me, that means he went just far enough. If you're doing a storyline like this, you have to offend some people or you haven't gone far enough.
As far as episodes 17,18 and 19 go my views are these.
Love Spike. Even when he's all dorky pre-turning.
I hate Buffy right now. In the middle of an apocalypse you don't turn your back on your most knowledgable ally. No matter how fecked up his reasoning it.
Caleb must be slaughtered. It worries me that Joss Whedon seems to have the same issues with men that I do.
I got a great kick out of seeing the man who played Mal 'I don't believe in religion' Reynolds done up as a preacher. But the accent has to go - for some reason 'Southern Gentleman' is the only stereotype I still believe in.
The only thing I'm saying about everything else is 'oww'.
I've been reading round and people seem to think Joss Whedon went too far. To me, that means he went just far enough. If you're doing a storyline like this, you have to offend some people or you haven't gone far enough.
