Good point
Good point
Also how many people noticed that the bomb Jonathan disarms in the opening credits is almost certainly the one that Xander dealt with in The Zeppo in the original reality? Jonathan took that away from Xander as well as taking the Class Protector award that was Buffy's.
I usually think of the end of season 3 as the end of the golden age of Buffy and I'm still mostly on board with that, but the run of episodes from The I In Team up to the end of season 4 is pretty rock solid except for Where The Wild Things Are and kind of Primeval. It's a little mini golden age as a bonus treat before the dark times begin.
Aww yeah it's Superstar time babes đ¤Š
First Michelle Trachtenberg last year, now Nicholas Brendon. I did not expect the "Buffy" cast to begin dying so young.
I had a good day. But also I am sad today. Things feel overwhelming. Xander (Nicolas Brendon from #BuffyTheVampireSlayer) died, days after a man decided that the world didnât need to see a strong female role model, and trump still sucks, and only the good people seem to be dying, and itâs hard to know what to do. But I saw this on IG, and amid the sadness, it made me feel something else too. Itâs silly to take comfort in a show, I guess. But it feels better to think: What would #Buffy do?
In todayâs #DoctorWho Sonic Newsletter:
* Clip from Vampires in Venice
* Fic featuring the #EleventhDoctor and Spike (#BTVS )

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Feeling a little bummed by the passing of Nicholas Brendon given my love for Buffy. I wonder if it will get harder and harder to re-watch my favorite show (or any other) as time goes on and cast members continue dying. (I hope not.)
Oh no - Nicholas Brendon (Xander in Buffy) has died at just 54 đ˘