Well not since Twin Peaks, where a man unknowingly hiring his daughter to work at his brothel and trying to sleep with her was only second most disturbing father/daughter moment on the show.

I was reaching even further back into pop culture history!

Mild pedophilia. Now honestly what is that? Do they give a Nobel Prize for mild chemistry?

That's when Buffy is receiving her "class protector" award, and it's one of my favorite scenes in TV history. Somehow it manages to be a heartfelt, touching scene, while at the same time making fun of the entire premise of the show. The show really spent 3 seasons earning that moment. A lot of times during its run,…

I believe she could have ended the marriage much earlier, but didn't want to until she found out the husband was cheating on her. At least that is how I interpreted it. I

I thought the same at first, but that was actually question 120. Question 121 was covered up when it was first shown.

I understood that the Guilty Remnant's plan was to wait until "everyone" in town—including the police—was at a holiday party, so that they could rob their houses (which would be empty). I logged in only to note that this was also the Penguin's plan in Batman Returns.