Cool. Let me know what she says.

Ok, I'm impressed that you read this thread 6 years later.

Heh. Thanks. I've got more detail at the blog I created: http://unpaidsophistry.blog… Scroll down a bit and you'll see links on the right to the Introduction and to each season.

"I can call spirits from the vasty deep."

"I can call spirits from the vasty deep."

In a blog comment?! Yikes. Try this: http://plato.stanford.edu/e…

In a blog comment?! Yikes. Try this: http://plato.stanford.edu/e…

I think there's a misunderstanding here. I was not saying that feminist icons and messages are only for women. I am saying that it's possible to see them that way, but that I personally see Buffy as a *universal* icon. IOW, she's not a model "just" for women, but for everyone.

Yeah, part of the joke was that the girls in the conversation had weird names: Aurra, Blue, and Aphrodesia.

Heh. Giles, you know, didn't get any hug that time.

I've said so much already on this thread that I wasn't going to post this, but as a S7 defender I feel compelled.

I'd describe S3 as having a very strong seasonal arc, particularly the run from Bad Girls through GD2, but it's lacking the really standout episodes. For example, I think S3 is overall better than S4, but Hush and Restless are better than anything in S3, and WAY might be also.

I like S1 a lot, but then I'm like VampWillow: I like all the parts.

Thank you! I've enjoyed your comments as well.

"Whoa! I… I think I'm having a thought. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a thought. Now I'm having a plan."

Back to the beginning (WTTH):

Exactly.

Yes. See my trivia note #3 below.

I really appreciate the kind words. As for other shows, nobody gets it done for me like Buffy. :) And having committed myself to writing 2 essays a week for the show, I doubt I'd have much free time anyway.

My top 10 has, er, about 20 or so episodes. It looks something like this, though it might change on any given day: