Tara and Cindie will probably hook up next time we see them though so… (not that I'm complaining, at least they can't use the "I have to get back to my girlfriend" excuse)

The scene at the beginning was nice after an initial "wtf" impression (it went from being very dramatic at the end of the last episode to become a musical opening in this one) but it would have been way better if instead of gracefully falling on the bed beside each others they would have falled asleep on top of each…

Yeah well… OUAT has the most predictable lines, this episode it was the "beginning" one and basically the whole dialogue at the end ("I want you to kill her" Since Snow and Charming went ladyhawke for now I guess we can get a break from the "always" one though.

Just finished watching the episode and I had to go check the article on AV because… kinda the best episode in the last few seasons?? It was such a surprise since I keep postponing my view of the series until it's basically the only TV show I need to catch up on, but this was actually pretty good! And I had to check…

Unless you read the comics and find out the writers are really developing Buffy and Spike as a legitimate loving relationship and nothing makes sense anymore.

Bless you. Yes that issue is only the fifth number in season 8 and we are now on season 11 and I still think that was the highlight of the series (including the tv show).

In very short terms, Angel as a show had far better flashed out symbolisms and consistent seasons (season 5 is the best for that with also the accomplishment of having delivered one of the most fitting finale in any show), but Buffy had the most original ideas and best episodes ("Hush", "The Body" and "Once More With…

"she doesn't even get to be at peace"

If the reviewer considered the table fantasy scene idiotic, what of the black and white flashbacks Rick had when trying to retrieve the axe? The single shot of disintegrated body parts before the opening did more to build up the anticipation of finding out who died than those flashbacks did and I think it kinda sums…

After the Golden Globe win? No chance.

Ugh Nina. I like to forget that ever happened…

I found the only really good parts of the witch were the ones when you could see the woman (especially the sequence at the beginning) and in the most intense scenes, there wasn't much tension throughtout the movie for me personally though. Kinda like the Forest… Hush was one of the best this year though (and great…

You don't ask if The Wire is worth watching. You just do it.

Oh it definitely is a different show from where Buffy dropped out of college in s5 (s4 is the closest thing to the kind of high school/hang out feeling they had before). I don't think it was ever really bad and in my opinion it was able to continue as the characters grew better than a lot of other shows that struggled…

Yes but he had fell into a coma for I don't remember how long and they could have been almost anywhere, I just feel like 3 episodes is not really enough.

Badly written? Was the chapter completely focused on narrating Hagrid's journey with the giants that did it for you? Because man… that was a pain like no others.

Stop at s3? But… what about Willow and Tara? (though let's be real they didn't have much to do aside from a couple of episodes in the seasons after that)

Wow, he met with them so soon? I only watched the series once so I don't remember but that seems like an awfully short period of time to wrap up the main goal of the protagonist after the pilot…

Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Whedon once said how it represents different genres in the show like comedy (Buffy), horror elements (Vampire) and action (slayer) but it still one of those titles that keep people away from it.

God, I didn't even think about that but you're right. It seems unlikely that next season should start with a death caused by an inmate though… the premieres in the past didn't usually carry the same dramatic building of the previous finales. What about Gloria? She promised to look after Daya, maybe she will take the…