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Over seven seasons, you’ve got great villains, like yesterday’s Mayor Wilkins, Season Five’s Glory, or Season Two’s Spike, Drusilla, and Angel. They strike fear into the Scoobies. The viewers honestly don’t know how the good guys will manage to triumph, but they partially don’t care because the villains are just so … fascinating. You may not…
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Oooooh, yessssss. Villains. When Buffy does them well, it does them very, very well. And it doesn’t get any better than Season Three’s Mayor Wilkins. Sorry, Glory. You definitely were a contender, though.
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I know you probably guessed that this would be Xander, and normally, you’d be right, because fuck Xander and the fragile masculine toxicity he rode in on. Well, you’d be incorrect! You know how on Parks and Recreation, there’s Mark Brendanewicz for the first two seasons? And how he disappears and the show gets better? And…
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This literally has not changed since I did my challenge all the way back in 2013, so there is absolute no reason to hide it behind the cut. Because it is Emma Caulfield’s Anya. Anya Anya Anya, from now until eternity. Anya.
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Click HERE to go back to Part One! Just as a little side note, I’m not including the musical episode, “Once More with Feeling,” on either part because the entire thing is awesome and you should go listen to it post haste.
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I usually wait until the end of the month to do this, but dammit, I just got too excited. Plus, this is a super easy challenge day because all I have to do is post videos!
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I went back and read my initial foray into this question and again found myself disagreeing with the words I wrote. Well, not all of them, because most of my problems with Season Seven (race, consent, misogyny, unresolved plot holes, constant monologues, etc.) are still valid, and trust me when I say I will…
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Earlier this year, there was a Facebook challenge going around where people reported what their true favorite movies were, based on how often they watched them, as opposed to what they had always said they were. Kind of like how Rachel in FRIENDS always said her favorite movie was Dangerous Liaisons, but it really was Weekend at Bernie’s.
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The year was 1997. It was nearly the end of my 6th grade year, and I was an unpopular, weird middle schooler, just trying to figure out where I fit into everything. Sure, I had a small group of friends, and I wasn’t mercilessly bullied or anything, but come on, I was in sixth grade.…
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don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.
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