My favorite was always Spike, can't get enough of him. I only ever really liked Wesley when he was being a bumbling buffoon, and Dark Wesley doesn't do much of that. Although he does have some really badass moments

I actually don't like "Dark Wesley" though. I just don't buy it, he's just a huge asshole, and not in an interesting way

Oh ok. Tbh I didn't know the word impotent, even in a non-sexual connotation. although I've seen it before I never really understood it. Thanks for explaining

I remember watching season 2 and seeing Angelus. I hated that whole plot line and thought the dichotomy of Angel and Angelus was poorly written, too black and white. However, through both Buffy and Angel (the shows), the idea of what having a soul means in this universe has been fleshed out significantly. A soul in…

I guess I'm in the minority, but I honestly don't get the hate for Kennedy. She's pretty cool in my book, in some ways better than Tara even (I mean overall Tara was far more complex character if only because of screen time). The only weird thing is how young Kennedy is, but even then we're not told her age, and it's…

I love how the rest of the group seems to be as annoyed by Connor's rebelliousness and satisfied by Faith putting him in his place as we are as fans

Yah that's one thing I liked about the first season or two: The setting and the interactions with people around them actually mattered. Now it seems like all the main cast is in their own personal bubbles, although I think that's intentional

No I think Closer was in S1E7, the Princess Carolyn one

That whole sequence of events was the most satisfying comedic payoff I've ever seen and one of the funniest scenes of the whole show. Really helped ease the pain coming off of Sarah Lynn

I don't think Ethan Around is over, something tells me he'll go back to it next season considering how much they've set it up during this one

To be fair, Todd never clarified that he was "asexual". I'm not sure what impotent is (please tell me I'd like to know) but it's possible he could be that in the context of what he said

Lines like that are why I love Kristen Schaal

Yah I thought about that and I thought they were gonna mention it, but leaving it as an audience connection to make was smart because it'd be too on-the-nose if pointed out

There's still one flaw in the intro rewrite though, you say it was used twice but in the parentheses about Diane's "mother****er" it still says "you could say TWICE"

I wouldn't say he's talentless…he has the capacity for good acting in him, but, like so many others in Hollywood, the nature of the buisness and the nature of his own person make him a trainwreck

Todd's "Fuck man" is one of the saddest things I've ever heard/seen. Although Escape From L.A. all around is a better and more heartbreaking episode, that moment when Todd drops his f-bomb is more poignantly sad than anything in Escape From L.A. I've never heard any words sound more dejected, hopeless, and especially…

I love the way they take that cliche there and make it so blatantly obvious by having the song literally say Princess Carolyn

I love that they used that username again. A great callback

That actually makes sense, I don't know if that was the intention or not

Yah as someone who's self-conscious about what people that I meet will think of me if they're around me long enough to really know me that line struck a nerve