Xander: "If you're doing it, I think you should be able to say it." Willow: "What does it mean when a girl wants to. Xander: "Well, last time I checked, I had the creds. I need a translator from the Y side of things." And I talked to Buffy about it, but I think we're in guy-ville here. And I have the albums to prove it."īuffy: "Yes, but it's your cutting edge 8-tracks that keep you ahead of the scene." Giles: "It's ages since I've been to a gig. I hated it last year when it involved cheating on Oz and Cordy, but now.
Maybe it's time now for Willow and Xander to get together. I've decided that that prof who gave Buffy an A no longer deserves to be a Spike Happy Meal. Buffy's hair has gotten longer while Willow's has gotten shorter. Going to the Bronze? Watching game shows? I'll bet Giles would kick ass at Jeopardy. Giles is no longer ever-present but he is even more delightful than ever. And by the way, I thought when Buffy and the commando collided that their rifles got switched and that Buffy would end up killing Oz. So what happened to Spike and the commandos? I'm getting really curious about those commandos. Pheromones, shneromones - he could have just lured Veruka into a cage and locked her up without him, right? But did he enjoy it? I think he did, or he might have found another way to deal with the situation.
To prevent killings is an extremely good reason. So did Oz have a good reason to cheat on Willow? Yes, absolutely. Having his character's trademark stoicism fall to pieces not once (when he yelled) but twice (when he almost cried in the car) was quite effective. It was painful watching poor fashion-challenged Willow coming to Oz's place in leather pants to seduce him it was even more painful to see Willow actually turn to the black arts, although I knew she'd stop before committing herself. The profuse tears were tremendously effective and very much in character. I have to commend Alyson Hannigan on some amazing tearduct action, and I don't mean that sarcastically. And they even finally dealt with the wolf thing, which had to happen eventually. It was heartwrenching and intense, but open-ended at the same time so that from here on out, anything could happen. So the writers had to find a way to write a popular character out of the show and they had no way of knowing if it was temporary or permanent - and they still did a hell of a job.
Or the girl caught the guy in one of the seven annual minutes he's legitimately too preoccupied to do it." Willow: "What if the girl wants to, and the guy doesn't? That's a bad sign, right?"
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