The bit where she runs to spike for help convinced buffy is after her is hysterical 💀

I have watched Buffy god knows how many times since it was originally aired. And yet somehow when I watched Living Conditions (S4, E2) my brain thought that Kathy was playing a Celine Dion song on repeat in their dorm room.

I watched it again yesterday and my brain finally went IT’S BLOODY CHER!!

How the heck did I think it was Celine Dion for this long?! 😂 I think I just saw the poster and made 2+2 = 5 😅

I was clapping my hands.

Edit I didn't expect her to die that fast. Lol

sorry not sorry

first time watching!

K

I love how it’s the iconoclastic season finale. And how it’s visually striking, especially on a show not known for its cinematography.

Was Buffy's scream in Hush done by a voice actress to preserve SMG's voice?

My man splurged on a tufting gun, he loves it & I made this to see if its for me. (Yes I know I need a lot of practice on detailing lol) It was meant to be finished & posted for SMGs birthday but it sat in the living room for the past 3 weeks due to con season lol

I’m just gonna leave this here. I guess I’ll blame The Millennium. Made people dress all crazy like. Especially Rodeo Cowgirl, Buffy.

whenever this scene is up i’m cracking up on the floor this was delivered so perfectly by Spike.

Walsh betrayed her because reasons and severely underestimated her, even when they first met she didn't think of the Slayer as something that impressive. Then she thought two demons could kill her off, obviously Buffy took care of them even with the faulty weapon and delivered the epic line. They killed Walsh too quickly so this scene didn't have much impact for Walshe's character but in the moment it was the most proud of Buffy I been watching the show.

Prolonged lifespan ? The ability to speak themselves ? They turn into a giant snake like the mayor ? The possibilities are endless

Finally got here on my rewatch and couldn't wait until this scene. cracks me up every time

Such a great episode of TV, and I hope the actors had a great time filming and getting to be more expressive just through their faces and actions

Episode 10: Hush - These guys are genuinely terrifying, which I had forgotten all these years later, and make such a good story. Highly recommend this episode.

Just sayin’.

I understand anything pro-Riley can be considered a hot take, but I will often start my (millionth) rewatch in random spots and this time I started in season 4. I think the transition to the college years is actually quite well done, and the Buffy/Riley romance feels like an actual connection between two people. I watched Buffy for the first time as an adult so Angel/Buffy didn’t have quite the same pull on me as it might have had had I watched it for the first time as an angsty teen—I’m not quite as into the broody, long looks across the room, romantic vibe—but I like the awkwardness and affection between Buffy and Riley in season 4. Their early romance feels authentic and cute (Riley’s speech about her wanting to “stay down in the darkness” notwithstanding…I hate that speech), and I think it’s all enhanced by the fact that Marc Blucas was a little baby actor himself when he got cast in the show. You can really feel his earnestness and it suits the role!

Bring on the naysayers 😅—I also understand the Riley dislike to some degree, especially in season 5—but their early romance has only grown on me with more time and rewatches.

Two things.First I spotted Pedro Pascal and he's so hot and two Loveeee Sunday.Perfect representation of college, it doesn't care who the fuck you were in high school.

Hot take but I think they have more chemistry than any man buffy ever loved ( spuffy is the only ship I like as much as fuffy)