BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER 7X20 REACTION | First Time Watching

[@michaelpeters364]

"That diabolical torture device, the comfy chair" is a Monty Python reference - - part of the "No one expects the Spanish Inquisition" sketch.

[@TheUltrahypnotoad]

"Prod him with the soft cushions."

[@crystalfire5564]

I love how Spike and Buffy just have a tender moment, while everyone else is getting down and crazy.

[@meggo329]

Ya they finally made love by not doing anything

[@Macdelaven]

It originally took 7 years of my life and thanks to your reactions, it just took another year of my life. It has been worth every minute. Thank you.

[@Nexusofgeek]

Right? We tuned in for seven and loved every minute of it

[@danny619wrestlefan]

Spike will always stick up for Buffy

[@cryptoeatstheworld3379]

One of the best lines in all of Buffy: “No, it just talked to me. It does a heel thing too?”

[@nightslayer6951]

No matter what situation Buffy's in Spike is always at her side

[@Wannabe_Baby]

It is amazing to think that it's been a full year. You've flown through Buffy (and Angel!) quicker than any other reactor on KZbin. And in that time, you've had a baby and got a cat! It's been an eventful year.

[@Woodger7]

I really like the bit in this episode where she turns up at the vineyard. Just shortly before she was saying how she doesn't want to be the one, just like way back in season 1, especially when she had to go face the Master but she was 16 and didn't want to die, but that didn't matter cause the watchers council, shadow men etc were all fighting a war. Now in this season everyone's all like 'wars, armies, generals, etc' and Buffy's forced into the position of being the one to send some 16 year old girls to their deaths. It's like she just decides 'no, forget all that, I'll do it myself'. Accepts the responsibility, faces it head on, excels at it, and all for the good of others. Common Buffy W

[@Buffy8Fan]

So, to emphasize a note from the last episode's comment (yes I did put a spoiler - many, in fact) Buffy listens to a soulful Spike admit something a soulless Spike always said, but could never mean and drew stregnth from it and went to the vineyard and got what The Scoobies either didn't want to go back for and/or didn't believe was there, where as The Scoobies kicked Buffy out because they had issue with falling into a trap - despite Buffy's warnings of this being a war not everyone would survive and the vineayeard itself being a potential trap (not listening to Buffy seemed to be why Xander lost his eye and a big reason they kicked Buffy out) - slept around (Faith with Wood, Willow with Kennedy, and Xander with Anya) thinking they had this wonderful plan, which was the most obvious trap the show ever laid out (a Bringer told them exactly where to go and find some weapons). With that said... who is the group going to kick out now (once the smoke clears and we see who's alive), for walking into this trap thinking it wasn't a trap (when Buffy, at least, gave warning the vineyard where Xander lost an eye [not to mention saying slaying in general was "deeply dangerous" from episode two onward] could be)? Faith, Xander, Willow, Giles, Andrew, Dawn an SIT? Not doing so makes them hypocrites, but doing so continues the problems The First is taking advantage of.

[@xrey83]

Group isn’t going to kick out anyone because no one has said “I can’t stay” LOL. Self righteous BS. And Anya was proven right. Buffy was lucky to have found a hidden door. What you get for being a titular character - convenient plot writing.

[@Buffy8Fan]

@@xrey83 SPOILERS FOR THE NEXT EPISODE AND THE LAST EPISODE And as with your last two comments on the subject, you have a right to them, but I disagree. I understand plot armor, but thinking about it at any time (while watching or not) only takes me out of the show. All characters: main, recurring, and guest have it at some point. Example: Joss has stated he wanted the core four to survive the series finale, so they did. A lot more characters than did should have died in the bomb blast and the series finale. Calling it out and worrying about it doesn't allow any pop culture to work well. So it shouldn't be worried about. I have and will always trust Buffy's slayer intuition over Xander, Willow Giles or any other Scooby that has been in the group. Especially considering their history of distrusting the same thing, hypocricy, and their disagreeing and verbally attacking Buffy when things don't happen the way they like it. Sorry.

[@xrey83]

@@Buffy8Fan based on what see in universe: (1) Buffy hasn’t always been right and driven by emotions like the time Kendra saved her by returning to Giles for assistance (2) tell me what’s hypocrite about the scoobies voicing their opinions? Only Buffy defenders see it as one sided as if there was no reason for their emotional outburst or opinions (such as Dead Man’s Party, among the other incidents you mentioned either listed on here or on the previous episode).

[@Buffy8Fan]

@@xrey83 It's not about whether or not a character is right or wrong. That was the whole point of my original comment in the last episode. The hypocrite line wasn't about voice their opinions, it was about their hypocricy overiding their judgement throughout the rest of the series. Sorry you misunderstood that. Didn't mean to make it sound that way. There are plenty of times I'm against Buffy throughout the series as well, just not in this situation. If you are on The Scoobies side. Great. But I'm not.

[@xrey83]

@@Buffy8Fan give me an example? Because so far Buffy defenders like to use their past as if it invalidates their arguments in these last episodes.

[@marekkozub8957]

The most romantic scene of the entire show.

[@Isaaaa_Belle]

ew

[@roxerforlife3663]

Since the episode where Joyce appears to Buffy in a dream and tells her that she needs to rest (Buffy), it actually was Joyce's Spirit trying to get her to be able to reach this moment, Up till this point shes been so determined not to rest.

[@_D_Flo_]

I really love how as soon as Faith takes over she starts acting like Buffy and the girls stop liking her. It’s just like at work when a coworker gets promoted and all of a sudden they’re not one of you anymore. But that’s always how it is when you’re in a leadership position. You become the asshole. The thing is, assholes are necessary for the body to function properly. It is what it is

[@xrey83]

I thought that was a ruse to trick the First that there was some more infighting.

[@iambicpentakill971]

That is absolutely not always how it is. Don't be shitty when you get power. People in real life do that

[@_D_Flo_]

@@iambicpentakill971 I meant that more from a military point of view and as a veteran I can tell you that that absolutely IS how it always is, and that's how it should be. It has nothing to do with the kind of person you are (look at Bob Ross). It's about the necessity of a chain of command, especially during war/apocalypse, and everyone else needing to fall in line or they're not actually an army. Just a bunch of people doing whatever they want. Faith immediately understood that and that's why she gives them the "I'm your boss now and you need to follow me" speech. I was on the receiving end of a few speeches like that and also had to give a couple myself during my time. Anyone who ranks up and still tries to pal around with or "be nice" to their subordinates loses respect and control very quickly.

[@danny619wrestlefan]

Spike went off & everything he said was true

[@dianaudodova4592]

I love Spuffy so much it hurts 😢💔❤️‍🔥

[@meggo329]

Right there with you

[@killianlpc]

Touched was another great episode building up to Chosen and the end of the show. The total breakdown and chaos among the group just bickering and talking over each other and arguing constantly about what to do. When Faith tells Kennedy to shut up, it is highly satisfying. Spike has one of his greatest moments in the show when he finds Buffy after she was banished her from the house. His speech to Buffy is pure and heartfelt, and when Buffy asks him to stay and hold her it is one of the most romantic, intimate scenes in the whole show. In contrast to everyone else who seems to just having sex for instant physical gratification, the Spike/Buffy scene is so much more meaningful as opposed to these. However, an interesting exchange between Faith and Wood before they 'get it on', but the Spike/Buffy scene is so much more emotional. The incredible scene at the end when Buffy finds Mʔ stuck in the rock, it sets up the next episode nicely. Caleb, now knows if she gets her hands on it she will get her revenge on him. A great episode approaching the end of the show, but feel it will be remembered for the Spike/Buffy scene in the house bedroom, where is the writing like this today, this is why so many people keep coming back to shows like BTVS and Angel as the writing and storytelling are so brilliant, and when younger people come across the Buffyverse shows they become totally engrossed in them.

[@GF_Baltar]

What even is the Faith & Wood ship called? Waith? Food?

[@rikkiwear853]

Kennedy thought she was gonna run things. 😂

[@yesie8375]

Yea she did… I can’t stand Kennedy

[@sirmoonslosthismind]

she would've done better than faith.

[@volourn9764]

​@@sirmoonslosthismindno she wouldn't. She's a power hungry bully.

[@MrSupertallblackman]

Listen not every agrument comes down to right or wrong. Buffy has a point and The Scoobies have a point. Both sides can be right and wrong and it's not about picking a side.

[@MikeBronson515]

They turned on her super quick, and kicked her out of her own house

[@MrSupertallblackman]

@@MikeBronson515 It wasn't super quick and it was her own sister who also lives in the house that did that.

[@jevonk]

Agreed. Buffy sometimes needs to stop and hear what people are saying to her.

[@grrrrbabyverygrrr8165]

You really seem to diskike Buffy ​@MrSupertallblackman

[@tunderdiamant8651]

​@@MrSupertallblackman yeah because dawn totally pays thé rent and thé factures .. right ?

[@TenebrousFilms]

The comfy chair is a Monty Python joke. Their version of the Spanish Inquisition tortured people by putting them in the comfy chair and poking them with pillows while yelling, "Confess!"

[@sirmoonslosthismind]

"buffy's wrong for wanting to go back without a plan" she didn't say, "we're leaving this instant." she's done this dozens of times in the show, where she states the objective, and then others offer their input as to how. giles, xander, willow, and dawn are 100% in the wrong.

[@iambicpentakill971]

Then why did she turn on Giles when he said that they needed some kind of plan?

[@sirmoonslosthismind]

@@iambicpentakill971 which episode were you watching? this is the dialog, verbatim: buffy: "they're protecting the vineyard, or something at the vineyard. i say it's their power, and i say it's time we go in and take it away from them." --some irrelevant stuff omitted, no giles-- faith: "listen, we're fighters, all of us, but you gotta give me something to fight, something real, not --" giles: "windmills." buffy: "there is something there!" giles: "maybe, but we can't be sure of that. this is a hell of a lot to ask." robin: "too much." buffy: "i don't understand this. for seven years, i've kept us safe by doing this, exactly this, making the hard decisions, and now, what, suddenly you're all acting like you can't trust me?" giles: "didn't you say to me today you can't trust us? maybe there's something there that should be addressed!" buffy: "is that why you sent spike away, to ambush me?" giles: "come on." --more no-giles stuff omitted as others gang up on buffy-- buffy: "look, i'm willing to talk strategy, okay? i'll hear suggestions on how to break this down, but this is the plan. we have to be together on this, or we will fail again." giles: "we are clearly demonstrating that we are not together on this!" buffy: "which is why you have to fall in line. i'm still in charge here." rona: "and why is that exactly?" buffy: "because i'm the slayer." rona: "and isn't faith a slayer too?" --there is no more discussion of the plan after that--

[@Hortonfantastic4]

I hope you rewatch the musical episode when the series is over. Not for us, but alone or on your phone for you. Once the initial shock/cringe has worn off it becomes quite impressive. The way everything moves the plot. Maybe you can enjoy it like a big sister loves the corny thing her kid sister did. Pride and surprise while slyly rolling your eyes. That type of response.

[@RaineInChaos]

10:53 If the First says you were smart to kick Buffy out....probably a good sign you should bring her back immediately 😂

[@MainframeMilitia]

The Slayer Scythe first appeared seven years earlier in the comic series “Fray” written by Joss Whedon about a Slayer hundreds of years in the future named Melaka Fray. It’s her weapon and the only relic she has from the Slayer lineage except for the big Vampyr book Giles has in Buffy Season 1. Eventually Buffy time travels and meets her in the BtVS comic series.

[@Girl4Music]

First on-screen lesbian sex scene on primetime TV is Willow and Kennedy. According to Gay Times: “Willow’s sex scene with the divisive potential slayer Kennedy in season seven was the first lesbian sex scene on primetime television.” I’m not the biggest fan of Kennedy and I will always wish this first was Willow and Tara instead but representation is representation. To be honest, despite that, I actually quite like it. The scene is touching (pun intended - the episode is called ‘Touched’) and consensual when many other on-screen/off-screen sex scenes in ‘BtVS’ are not - including the suggestive sex between Willow and Tara in the musical episode ‘Once More, With Feeling’. So it makes a huge difference to my opinion towards it. It’s very sensual and it serves somewhat of a clever parallel in that Willow confesses in an earlier scene to Kennedy that she’s scared to have sex with her because she believes she’ll turn into “Big Bad Willow”, as Kennedy put it, again. Referring to the Season 6 3-part finale when Willow turned into Dark Willow. The turning-evil-after-sex narrative is very familiar territory as they did the same thing with Angel in Season 2’s ‘Innocence’ when Angel became his evil alter-ego Angelus after his first intimate night spent with Buffy. I just thought it was a clever call back to that whole situation. But Kennedy reassured Willow that that wouldn’t happen and she was right about it. The fact Kennedy only went ahead with the love-making after getting full information about Willow’s concerns and full consent from her completely redeemed her as a character in my eyes. Up until this point I could not stand her character. Between her constantly harassing Willow to coerce her to “hang out” with her because she had a crush on her and bullying other potential slayers - she was not a very likeable character for me. She was pushy and arrogant and brash, so I just found it very difficult to like her. I know the whole point was for Willow to have a love interest that was more assertive than Oz or Tara but there’s a fine line between assertiveness and aggressiveness. And she was well on her way to crossing it. I’m glad that she reigned all that in when she got her way and Willow finally caved in to her. This sex scene and the conversation they had before it showed me that she could be a decent person. It’s a pity you don’t get to see Kennedy develop more because it was the final season but it is what it is.

[@pmacca01]

I think Ed Sheeren has the axe (sythe) now. The actual prop I believe. But you can definitely get replicas.

[@gayleconvey5118]

The whole situation is not normal. There is supposed to be ‘one slayer to rule them all’ and no one was allowed to know. The slayer was given instinct and dreams to assist her in decision making. The decisions were hers and hers alone. She has guided them through years and years of evil and apocalyptic moments and now they all decide to kick her out of her own house? Buffy is the slayer and if they don’t agree, they can stay home and shake in their ‘stylish, yet affordable boots’! I love that Spike could access the situation and see it for what it was. You can tell Willow felt guilty, because otherwise she wouldn’t have intimated Buffy left of her own free will, instead of getting kicked out.

[@kendavis8046]

It has taken me MANY times watching this series since it premiered, and then I got the DVDs, then the Blu Rays, then the comic books that ensued. But the bottom line is that Buffy is ALWAYS the hero. Spike actually "almost" completes his arc from the worst sort of villain back to a hero himself in this episode. "Almost" because there are two more episodes. Enjoy them! Spike's reference to the diabolical device of "the comfy chair" is a classic allusion to Monty Python, but I'm old enough to have watched that when it first aired in the US on PBS and UHF stations.

[@zDom]

If you're playing the continuity game: The last episode of Angel Season 4 takes place before Buffy Season 7 Episode 21.

[@jameskelly101]

The power outage explains why Jasmine hasn't been mentioned in Sunnydale 😮

[@MrSupertallblackman]

Actually they do mention it on the news.

[@lilywong9672]

I think the First's influence was protecting Sunnydale from Jasmine.

[@ShieldVids]

This weapon is so significant because the slayer has always been the weapon against the monsters but now she has her weapon and the slayer role can change. Also faith did what buffy was doing and look what happens. Buffy is realizing her cold hardass appoach is wrong

[@peterd9698]

19:04 Xander: Huh? Did I fall asleep already?

[@glory1356]

Heh, I remember the comments about Iyari Limon, Kennedy's actress, who's queer IRL, doing all the work during the scene.

[@coldservings]

Maybe Buffy would have been more open to input and suggestions if the people she should be able to trust weren't so busy stabbing her in the back. Giles of all people betraying her like that in "Lies my Parents Told Me"? They didn't leave her with any real room for cooperation and discussion. And even so, as soon as she said _what_ they were going to do everyone dogpiled on her never even giving a chance to work out a plan to do it. Spike is probably the best person in the show at reading people and Willow thought she could sell that story to him? In that "there are always casualties in war" bit, Buffy is struggling with a harsh reality that if you fight a war, people die. But often if you _don't_ fight the war than more people die. In this one, if they don't fight it, then the first wins, the army of Turok Han pour out of the Hellmouth, and everyone dies. It sucks, but that's reality both in the real world and in the world of the Buffyverse. And, oh, look, Buffy was right, from beginning to end. The real power was at the vineyard and Faith led the others right into the trap that Buffy warned them about, not at the seal, perhaps, but the First got them right into it.

[@ShieldVids]

Buffy was wrong. Faith started acting like buffy in this episode and that lead to what happened. The slayer attitude is what is the problem. The fact that buffy got what was at the vineyard by herself means she didn't have to risk the girls lives at all for her theory and could have gone by herself the whole time. Buffy has super strength the potentials do not.

[@coldservings]

@ShieldVids ah, yes, the old "judge the validity of initial decisions based on information that came later." Buffy was forced by desperation to go by herself. She didn't beat Caleb. She couldn't. The way the fight worked out, she got past him and was able to get to the scythe (I don't think using its name counts as a spoiler). It could all too easily have gone the other way, especially since she had no backup on what was basically a Hail Mary play. In short, she got lucky. As for Faith, she was acting the way she had to as the leader going into a fight. The group was in the process of falling apart to squabbling when Faith gave her "I'm your leader and you do as I say." There is a reason that military forces are organized that way. It's not because officers are big beanies who enjoy giving orders. It's because long history shows that forces organized that way tend to win over those who don't. "Unity of command" is one of the key principles of warfare. Had Faith not taken actual command, would they have gone into the trap? Well, no. But they would have been neutralized just as effectively, still arguing about how to make the decisions. And there they would have stayed until the Turok Han came pouring out of the hellmouth. The fact remains that key power was at the vineyard, exactly as Buffy said, and the First was setting a trap elsewhere, exactly as Buffy warned.

[@ShaunLJ94]

@@ShieldVids Faith didn't come up with the plan, it was the remaining scoobies. Surely the pressure that is put on the Slayer by everyone else is the problem, not Slayer herself.

[@Girl4Music]

Slowly but surely the toxicity put itself to bed. Did it require Spike to regain his soul? It’s debatable. One has to first define what a “soul” even is. Because there’s many demons that do just fine without one. I just wonder. Do Spuffy or Spike fans think Spike would have said this even if he was soulless? I think he might have said something similar but the focus wouldn’t so much be on Buffy’s influence on him for just being who she is but more so on how she effects him for how he makes her feel. It wouldn’t be that different though because he wasn’t that different soulless as he is ensouled. I think he eventually would have learned to be like he is with a soul. Given the time and patience and understanding I do think so. But it’s an interesting question to ask because I assume there’s many takes on it as there is people who watch the show and pay attention to Spike most.

[@PinkTikiria]

Also so many demons with souls that still do evil (we know for exemple that vengeance demons have a soul). And season 6 reminds us how humans that have souls can be evil too. This whole thing about the soul in the end seems to be only really important when it comes to Angel

[@Girl4Music]

@@PinkTikiria yep pretty much

[@canadianicedragon2412]

Gee, it is only the fate of the world... what is there to stress about? Buffy is... always on her own in a certain sense. But yeah it was a harsh "meeting" and no one is completely blameless... and most of them went too far. Also... yeah, grab the happy you can when you can, especially at the end of the world.

[@randomgeekcrap]

I can make a drinking game if how many times faith gets punched

[@aliciasavage6801]

This still is one of my favorite scenes... I love them too.

[@Girl4Music]

What I love most about this whole scene is they’re the only couple not having sex during the tonal montage. Faith and Wood Willow and Kennedy Xander and Anya They’re all sleeping together for the night in Buffy’s own house. And then there’s Buffy and Spike in an abandoned apartment; which is where they were at the first time they had sex; just resting together. It’s really quite poetic and honestly, probably my favourite scene in the whole season. Included with Spike’s monologue moments before it of course. I mean I don’t like a lot of Season 7. Especially not the latter half of it when the Potentials come into it. But because I don’t, the scenes and sequences and moments I do like somehow seem just that little bit more special than they would be if I did like Season 7. And this whole tonal montage to Heather Nova’s ‘It’s Only Love’ is really quite a breathtaking sequence.

[@Alex_9652]

Factory X made a limited amount of those scythes. I always wanted one but too expensive and now discontinued 😫

[@sfer1]

I got it when it was first released, but I don’t think it's worth the money it sells for now. There're better fan made replicas.

[@tstyyngman]

You can buy a prop replica of the Scythe. I have one. It's pretty dope. Heavier than I thought it would be. Comes with a display mount.

[@Nexusofgeek]

This show took a year of my life she says. Try seven

[@raymondgilbert1341]

And it will eventually take another year because you will binge it again. Its what we do.

[@BrianR246]

Spike was spitting facts on that one. Even if Buffy was getting a little reckless rushing into the vineyard again, it was wrong what they did to her. I'm glad he was able to get her back in the game though. If she was still feeling mentally defeated, they would all certainly be doomed after that ending.

[@88jl]

It usually take most reactors 2 years to complete, most are not as consistent when it comes to roll out time.

[@larissabrewington9065]

An acting mentor told me that you can have collaboration on your project, but when it comes down to producing and putting it all on it's feet, SOMEONE has to lead. There has to be a stronger voice. Leaders are all about "I'm the boss. This is what is going to happen." With out that, there is chaos. Buffy, before they tossed her out like the maniacs they are, said, "Hey...if anyone would like to talk, let's do it." (Which is what Faith ended up trying to do as well. Problem is, "Let's talk, everyone has a say," turns into nothing and chaos, as seen here.) NO ONE ELSE had a real, workable plan, besides sitting around waiting to be killed. Yet, at the same time, they were all about, "I'm gonna follow Buffy." The second there are real consequences, the second she stepped up and said, "Hey... we're doing this..." they tossed her out. Did she need to be warmer about it, maybe... but sometimes warm doesn't instill action.

[@JonathanForres-de1jo]

If you do a search you might still be able to get a full size replica of the Slayer Scythe! My friend has one and it's fucking awesome! I.think it's one of the best looking weapons ever designed for a show! Your best chance is to try a convention cos I seriously doubt anyone will sell theirs even after all these years! Good luck! Look forward to seeing your last few reactions to Buffy and I hope that you move on to Dollhouse after. Not only does it star Eliza but it's packed with other Buffyverse actors! Here's hoping you stick with the Wedonverse a. bit longer. ❤ Your reactions,❤ Your content. Jon from Aus

[@oldman4353]

Yes the reactor After Show Reactions got given one by a friend of hers after she watched this episode.

[@WilliamLucas-hy8mx]

19:16 - Ayo lol

[@joshuasfilms1135]

i know buffy has no fear in dying, like not at all, she’s fought too hard too long and is willing to look death in the eye. but she doesn’t realise the potentials still have a ‘will to live’ ? worded crappy

[@datasafe00]

Nah buffy was right. If the others had such an issue they could have found somewhere else to live and don’t it alone

[@brandonbrooks3033]

Girl, some people take three years to do Buffy ,so a year is Buffy lightning speed imho.

[@Junejane4]

Buffy and Spike scene that is the example of what it would look like if the plot actually loved them all these years instead of trying to make them look bad. If only they actually loved them. 💔 All these years would not have been wasted. It's been 4 years since Spike became regular. He changed a lot since then but the plot still mistreated him until recently. And that's why him and Buffy didn't get good things written for them. I will always regret their missed potential together. 4 years. I don't care that much about demons they were fighting. They always come and go. But love can stay near you. I care about these things more.

[@meggo329]

They are like this is the comics we have that at least

[@PatiAnn]

Yep this is and always be my FAVORITE episode of all ... Numero uno baby ❤

[@jevonk]

I’m not even a Spike fan but during the reaction I’m going shut up Kassidy and hear what Spike is saying without you guessing what he’s going to say next because you’re ALWAYS wrong. 😂😂

[@peterd9698]

That last episode just felt like the heavy hand of the plot. The script said they had to get from A to B and character choices just did not flow smoothly to that destination. They felt forced. Writing and character development in Buffy is generally pretty good. It probably makes it harder to get away with uncharacteristic choices. Just a few moments hit me this way in the entire series, e.g. when they all gang up on Buffy in Dead Mans Party and when Willow and Tara have their first argument before Glory attacks Tara.

[@yziib3578]

The motivations of the characters, for what happen in the last episode, had already been setup in previous episodes. Each of them had reasons to be unhappy with Buffy leadership. And Buffy wanting to repeat an action that was a failure, for a maybe there is something in the vineyard but maybe not. Was too much. So I don't think the writing is bad. Also Buffy in this episode admits that they where correct. This comes from self reflection.

[@peterd9698]

@@yziib3578 Yes of course. On paper there are reasons. But most people baulk at this episode.

[@arthurspils2565]

Sorry but I watched this and the last one back-to-back, there's a decent amount of backpedalling with the comments about the Potentials are right to the amount of yeah that's right in Spike's scene when he gets back 🤦‍♂

[@Majoofi]

It was really horrid of Buffy to kick that man out of his house.

[@WilliamLucas-hy8mx]

Except he needs to leave town because of what's coming

[@Majoofi]

@@WilliamLucas-hy8mx But that's up to him, not Buffy.

[@eduardofilippi7698]

She probably saved his life, though.

[@MrSupertallblackman]

mʔ

[@ma_ma_marcus]

underrated comment

[@kaybailey-jones3740]

Weeeeeee.

[@LisaJenkins-ym3pk]

Firstttttttttttt

[@dethdef]

this is THE FIRST comment ???

[@Matthew-pj5zl]

Sorry but Faith and wood are not cute in the slightest. Just like Willow and Xander in season 3. Yes, I went there.

[@arc7375]

I really don’t like Kennedy as a character.