Buffy the Vampire Slayer Talk || s4e10 "Hush"
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"l know she's barely spoken but I really like her."- this is definitely the proper response to Tara.
@@clwilliams9276 😡😡😡
@@datickywickygurl ?
@@clwilliams9276 oh I wonder what the issue is…. The blatant spoiler?
@@clwilliams9276 ignore the idiots, they’re the ones spoiling stuff by drawing attentions to comments people normally won’t read, but by deleting and responding to them you make it a spoiler . 😂 yeah I know you can’t win
@@stevemorganexperience7833 yeah. It was best to just remove it to prevent others from coming to the comments section n saying the same, or realizing what it meant for the show cuz of the other ppl saying its a spoiler.
They wouldn’t attack Parker because he doesn’t have a heart!
Also if they attacked Parker it would turn them into heroes.
Maybe his heart is one they took offscreen.
Ooooo good one!
Heck. That’s true.
Zing!
"Someone sent me a Spike figuring and now he's in the background annoying Buffy." 🤣 To fucking cute!
"He's super tall. Or is Buffy just really short?" Yes.
I don’t know. Is 6’2” really “super tall”?
@@SolidSnake8295 When you're standing across from tiny SMG? Yes
@@AscendedXSaiyan lmao I don’t think 5’4 is tiny but okkk 🙈
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You wouldn’t think 10” would make that much difference. I’m only 7 1/2” taller than my mother and she seems pretty short. I guess it’s perspective.
@@cinnamonrcll she's not 5'4". That stat is wrong. She's 5'1". Eliza Dusku is 5'4" and she towers over SMG.
"Why did he draw them?"
...He's been *really* bored since losing his job, OK?
(spoilers)
A precursor to the flashcard monsters.
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A picture's worth a thousand words.
They actually hired real mimes to play the gentleman in this which is why their movements are so fluid and creepy
The Buffering podcast interviewed the two lead gentlemen a while back and their stories about it are wack. Coolest thing was that the original plan was to use a mask like design for their faces but Joss thought their regular smiles were creepy enough and had them rework the makeup so they could use them.
@@meaghaneliz The Lead Gentleman is played buy an actor called Doug Jones, who has done, well, everything. Some credits include Hellboy, Hellboy 2, the shape of water, pans labyrinth, star trek discovery. That guys career is impressive!
@@MrFlashpoint1978 doug jones is one of the coolest people ever ngl i just saw a documentary about him
@@milkman8467 The sheer number of make-up effects. Man alive. I think I watched the same doc. Legendary. I'm a big fan, i love his expressive gestures and his use of his body. A true performer.
@@meaghaneliz Ooh!! Another Buffering fan! Loved that interview!
The Gentleman couldn't chose Parker's room. They need hearts.
Smoooth
😂
Maybe that's the room they shook their fingers to..
Alley: "What's with the music? Chill out!"
Music: "I absolutely will not chill out."
Christophe Beck having a ball. Brilliant.
it never does
Fun fact: the main gentleman is played by the legendary DOUG JONES
I'm a giant Star Trek fan. Not even a big fan of Discovery, but Doug Jones is AWESOME! his IMDB is a list of some of the best shows of all time.
what an absolute icon. i love his performance
He's amazing in the Hellboy films and Pan's Labyrinth especially. It's so strange that they dubbed his voice for the first Hellboy with David Hyde Pierce then for the sequel David didn't come back and Doug Jones did the voice for Abe Sapien but you'd be hard pressed to tell any real difference between the two. I read that maybe Doug didn't think he could do it but that seems a bit odd for a guy who has been working in film and TV for as long as he has.
"I wonder if Riley is going to actually be a part of this episode?"
Buffy: " There might have been a cameo..."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is the single episode of Buffy that was nominated for an Emmy! For OUTSTANDING WRITING!!!
With Sopranos and West Wing as the other nominations...
Not quite. Buffy got eight nominations over its run (2 makeup, 2 hairstyling, 1 music direction, 1 special effects, 1 cinematography, plus 1 writing). This was their only writing nomination. Buffy also won two Emmys- for Makeup for Surprise/Innocence and Music Composition for Becoming Part One, both in season two. SMG also got a Golden Globe nomination for acting for season five.
Hilariously, one of its Emmy nominations was for Beer Bad (Hairstyling)- an episode that is often listed as one of the worst in the series.
lol
@@antonbrakhage490 I think they were probably referring to the "main" (above the line) televised Emmys. Their other nominations and wins were technically for the Creative Arts Emmys.
Riley is a bit on the tall side, but as Jenny said of Buffy "She's so tiny".
SMG is maybe five three, Marc Blucas (Riley) is like a foot taller. I'm fairly certain the "Scully box" is used more than once in their close ups.
Five three is actually average for an American woman. If she's five three, she's short for an actress. (Actresses are friggin giantesses.)
Google says SMG is 5'4 and Marc Blucas is 6'2
"She's so little." Actually, none of the Slayers have been very tall.
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I didn't realise she is shorter than me and I'm 5 foot 4 and consider that short. I can only imagine how she felt with all these tall people around her 🤣
Can't even shout, can't even cry
The gentlemen are coming by
Looking in windows, knocking on doors
They need to take seven and they might take yours
Can't call to mom, can't say a word
You're gonna die screaming but you won't be heard.
😳😳😳
Alley 5:10 "So just STOP TALKING and kissy kiss". Somebody answer the phone, because Alley called it.
“I’ve been waiting for this one.. TURN IT UP”
One of the best episodes of Buffy ever. Lots of people have that “Buffy will patrol tonight” drawing tattooed. I love how all the people who can’t communicate their feelings can only do it once they can’t speak - Buffy & Riley, Xander & Anya, plus Willow and Tara’s magic moment , ugh it’s so good!
I got that as a shirt
I saw someone selling that drawing as a mug on Etsy and eBay
Tattoo, T-Shirt, Hoodie, Sticker, Car decal...I smile Everytime I see one. I watched this when it first aired, and it's still just as good.
I know, who knew It was words that got in the way of her floating something bigger than a pencil.
As soon as people stop talking, they start communicating. What a brilliant episode. Joss Whedon (bastard) wrote this one in response to critics saying the best thing about Buffy was the witty dialogue.
I too at first struggled with giving Joss credit where credit is due nowadays, but then I realised that one can separate the Art from the Man.
Also, no-one is perfect and, if we're honest with ourselves, we've all done things to someone else that are most likely just as bad. Sometimes this happens as a subconscious reaction brought about by bad past experiences to which we ourselves were unfairly subjected, causing us to act in ways that we later come to abhor and deeply regret.
So I am willing to extend as much forgiveness and understanding to someone else as I hope others would extend to me were they to know all my deepest, darkest secrets.
@@cristonsloanAgee but we. Ant prove EVERY single human is as bad as Joss. But I know worse. Dan Scnieder
"This fucking show"
This sentiment is… spot on. =) Again and again it does this - keeping us on our toes. Which is exactly why we love it =)
How does ur comment say it was posted 4 days ago when this vid was only posted 5 hours ago???? TH-cam's glitching again 😔
@@clwilliams9276 early release on Patreon maybe?
@@ernesthakey3396
Yes. I see this comment on lots of videos that have a private release before everyone else sees it. I probably thought it was a glitch when I first saw it, but multiple TH-camrs have announced that they release a direct link on Patreon before the video gets listed publicly and appears on people’s feeds/alerts.
@@clwilliams9276 Alley has a Patreon, and gives early access to videos to people who support her there.
@@krank23 I knew she had a patreon, i just didn't know this was a thing that happened with patreon prerelease vids. I don't usually go scrolling through half the comments section reading every comment til I stop. Its a new thing I do so I just didn't notice before. That's pretty cool tho.
Joss may be a douche, but his pettiness gave us this amazing episode. He took it as an insult that critics claimed the witty dialogue carried the show. And well, this...
Pettiness is underrated as a source of inspiration and a motivator. When I write, my good ideas tend to come from things that piss me off. But...well, there are healthy outlets for pettiness and there are unhealthy outlets.
Except the episode sort of only works as a counterpoint to his usual "witty" dialogue. Don't get me wrong, it's one of my favourite Buffy episodes and an excellent piece of television, but it is still very Whedon-y. If anything, I think Joss Whedon is a great writer but his dialogue is tiresomely self-aware and this episode demonstrates that.
which is strange because isnt witty dialogue supposed to carry your show?
Especially since this was meant to be a musical episode.
Creativity and sadism are, sadly, often partners. There's probably a bunch of psych papers about why.
Giles' orgasm friend is called Olivia, Willow's new friend is called Tara. Anya's funny with or without words, I like how she brought popcorn to the video session. The Gentlemen don't scare me as much as their henchmen with the scarred heads in the unfastened straitjackets.
I love this season, rank it #2 after the next one. The quality of each episodes is quite high.
a fellow s4 appreciator
"Can't even shout
Can't even Cry
The Gentlemen are coming by
Looking through windows
Knocking on doors
They need to get se7en
And they might take yours
Can't call to mom
Can't say a word
You're going to die screaming
But you won't be heard."
Can't wait to see the quote of the day from this episode: "..."
lol
"Come on, Come on" on a notepad is about the funniest thing ever
@@Brandyalla Definitely the highlight of Forrest's run on the show.
lmaooo i definitely shouldve had that as the QOTD haha
Buffy will Patrol tonight. Wirth the drawing would be cool.
Oh my gosh! Oh my GOSH! It's happening! This is not a drill! THIS IS NOT A DRILL!
I can’t believe I didn’t realize she was this close to Hush.
me neither i was so happy when i saw it was this episode. and it is the start of everything that imo make buffy one of the best shows out there
The highlight was the whole Giles presentation scene. It was a great episode over all.
If I remember correctly when this aired it had a bunch of disclaimers about how nothing is wrong with your TV.
Oh wow that’s so cool!
We will control the horizontal. We will control the vertical.
and we're finally here. One of the best episodes of television ever made...
Btw the explanation scene with slides has “Danse Macabre” playing which is so perfect and which I maintain should be played every Halloween.
So appropriate! I've heard it many times because it plays in the Haunted Castle in the Efteling (Dutch theme park; better than Disney). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efteling
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It's most famous in the UK as the title theme to amusing detective mystery series Jonathan Creek, whose first episode starred... Anthony Stewart Head.
The score for this episode was by Christophe Beck, who was the main composer for Buffy's first four seasons. He won an Emmy for his score for season 2's finale _Becoming_
He went on to mainly work on movie scores after this season (they pay better) but Joss would keep bringing him back when he wanted an especially good score for particular episodes.
He's worked on the score for some of the Marvel movies, some Disney films, such as a little thing called _Frozen_ ...
Actually he was the composer for seasons 2,3 and 4. Then he did a certain season finale and another special episode.
His work on Marvel's WandaVision reminds of his score on this episode in several instances. While listening to the WV score, I can easily close my eyes and picture Hush.
I linked to the TH-cam score videos in one of my comments.
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That visual joke of Buffy miming stabbing with the stake became one of the most viral gifs from any 90s series, for reasons you can easily imagine.
This episode was nominated for a n Emmy
Ironically enough, for writing.
I'm glad you like Tara. Amber Benson is a sweetheart.
And she played the vampire Lenore in Supernatural!
Alley: And with that, I don’t have much else to say, so let’s get into the episode.
Me: Exactly.
"You think you can't like this show more..."
My favourite thing about Buffy is how many times this happens.
I was wondering if you would recognize Tara, she was in 2 Supernatural episodes as a vampire that didn't like drinking human blood
Lenore.
@@sadfaery Thanks, I couldn't remember her name
MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE EPISODE OF BUFFY
For me it is #3.
It's my 2nd favourite...in my opinion *NOTHING* beats OMWF
@@AscendedXSaiyan THATS MY SECOND FAVOURITE
This is one you will watch over and over again. And then you’ll find a TH-camr in 20 years and watch it all over again.
Tara. Tara. Tara.
Tara Supremacy
Why would you say that about a character that is just introduced?
*MAYBE SPOILER* forgot how far you are
Every other reactor during Willow and Taras hand-holding scene: They’ll be good friends
Alley: ✨? 🏳️🌈? ❤️? 👀?
see im cackling at
"are her and willow gonna do some witchy stuff"
well....... *yes*
Very good heterosexual gal pals
I liked watching After Show Reactions, where she kept second guessing herself throughout S4. There were several moments where she'd be on the edge of saying it seemed romantic and then stop herself.
"Is this a wiccan thing or a.. sparks flying kind of thing?"
...In traditional internet style, the correct answer is "yes".
@@lurker1316 The moment when she finally figured it out -
- those 10-15 seconds after Willow says "I like having something that's just, you know... mine?" during Who Are You? - might be my favourite reactor moment ever. You can SEE the cogs turning.
Marc Blucas (Riley) is a couple of inches taller than David Boreanaz, so, yeah, very tall. But SMG is also a wee, petite pixie... that kicks arse 😊
Mark Blucas is 6'2", David Boreanaz is 6'1" and SMG is 5'3".
@@David-ve5iq SPOILERS
Hmmm. When they are stood next to each other in this season, Blucas looks more than an inch taller than him 🤔
@@jaycievictory8461 Maybe cos Riley wears thicker army boots.
If this episode happened now everyone would just text on their phones. Many wouldn't even notice the loss of voice.
voice to text wont work
@@nostrum6410 90% of my texting is voice to text, so yeah.
When I got this notification I actually screamed. AAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!
in an interview w the buffy cast they said that no one wanted to sit next to the gentlemen during lunch breaks. ik personally i would LOVE to eat lunch w them
Fun fact the actor who plays tara shes guest on supernatural she played in a vampire in season 2 ep 3 n came back season 6 i forget which episode
Joss Whedon is a wang, but apparently, he wrote this episode in response to claims that the sole excellence of BtVS was its dialogue. He's still a wang, but it's an exceptional episode and demonstrates just how much more the show is than its brilliant dialogue.
such that he turned out to be such a scumbag.
Joss failed the purity test huh?
@@jossland1628 He failed the basic decency test.
@@jossland1628 dude, he did terrible things except it and do better. I'm still a fan of his work, but not a fan of him as a person.
yeh such a critiq, he can only write good dialouge...
Iconic. In every sense. The still shot of the Gentlemen is what alot of people associate Buffy with even 20 years later.
Edit: Yes, this was the first episode of TV i think that had little to no dialogue. Groundbreaking.
Joss was nominated for Best Writing for a Drama series but didn't win. Buffy only ever won two emmys, both during season 2, and it was for the lesser categories. Best make-up and Best Music Composition.
@@ethancharles2189
industry awards are all about popularity within a certain clique. who cares?
@@sirmoonslosthismind perhaps the people who are nominated? Those awards might not be a big deal to you, but to someone who works in the industry, being able to attach that title to your name means more working opportunities and better salary negotiations. It's all about the money so I'd expect it's a big deal to them.
I am sure there were previous TV episodes in the end of the silent film era (as only then TVs came up)
@@sebastianwittmeier1274 Silent film era ended in 1927-29. TV as anything more than an engineering experiment started in 1938, and only really took off after WW2.
Though there have been silent shows before this. For example 1959_GE Theatre_ "The Incredible Jewel Robbery" (The Marx Brothers' final public performance together) is dialog free up until the final moments. 1961: _The Twilight Zone_ "Once Upon a Time" starring Buster Keaton partially takes place in 1890 and that part is done as if it's a silent film. Those are off the top of my head, there are others.
"Hush" was the only episode of the entire Buffy series to be nominated for an Emmy Award in the Writing in a Drama Series category. It also received a Writers Guild of America Award nomination. i copied that from wikipedia since i cant explain things well.
This was honestly one of your best reactions in a while. I loved it. I’ve seen the ep. a million times. But I love watching reactors enjoy them. I think it’s just this season, while not the favourite of anyone in the big picture, it did have some of the best individual eps.
“This fucking show.”
We’ve all been there. Many times.
Giles's girlfriend is named Olivia, the girl Willow met is named Tara. Tara's actress, Amber Benson, was in Supernatural as the vegan vampire leader Lenore. She also co-writes fantasy novels.
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You’ve made it to a pinnacle BtVS episode! So psyched. This episode is always absolute perfection. It aged masterfully.
Outside of Hair, Makeup, Music and Visual effects, this was the only Buffy episode to get an Emmy nomination, and it got two: Cinematography and Writing. The Writing nomination is the only main-show Emmy nomination the show ever got (all the rest are "Creative Arts" Emmys, which are awarded in a separate show, which is not broadcast)
and thus my favourite character is introduced to the show
Love how everyone told Joss that they loved the dialog in this show and then he did a show with barely any dialog and was still an amazing show.
We reunite once more to rewatch this masterpiece of an episode
Sometimes a show is fortunate and good enough to have a single episode that can be called a certified Masterpiece. Buffy has at least Three. This is one of them.
Buffy is one of the rare few shows that can be called a television masterpiece without exaggeration. Babylon 5 is another. In animation, there's Avatar: The Last Airbender, Gargoyles and Steven Universe.
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I would include Restless to this list
I usually get the impression that most people don't find there to be much chemistry between Buffy and Riley, famously including one very brilliant maker of BtVS & Angel guides on TH-cam by the name of Passion of the Nerd, so it's nice to see somebody who actually ships them so enthusiastically for a change.
What a great episode and I love your amazing reaction to it.
Buffy has more chemistry with Riley than Angel, Angel and Buffy are so boring and melodramatic
Honestly, one of the finest hours of television ever made.
Joss Whedon said he got the idea for the monsters in this episode from a dream, who knew the monster "quarantine" would come to life in 2020.
5:08 “So just stop babbling and kissy-kiss.” Well, they indeed take your advice. Literally.
*Sees title*
"Oh...the time has come. We're doing this now."
*Grabs popcorn*
*Grabs drink*
*Gets comfortable*
One of my favorite episodes! The very first lines of the episode are Professor Walsh (in Buffy's dream): "So this is what it is.. Talking about communication Talking about language... not the same thing
...it's about the thoughts and experiences that we don't have a word for..."
Several lines of dialogue from the episode that tie into the theme of communication and if we do our best communicating after we STOP talking:
-Spike (imitating Anya) to Xander: "We never talk."
-Xander to Anya: "we'll talk about it later." and then Anya to Xander: "Well, I think we should talk about it now."
-Olivia to Giles: "Yeah, that's enough small talk, don't you think?"
-Wicca at the Wicca meeting: "Okay, let's talk about the theme for the bacchanal."
-Willow talking to Buffy about the Wicca meeting: "Talk. All Talk."
-Buffy to Willow when she asks about Riley: "See above re: talk. all talk."
-Buffy to Willow about Riley: "I get nervous and I start babbling...plus every time we talk I have to lie."
-Riley to Forrest: "See? You're naturally inclined to talk too much."
-Riley to Buffy at the end: "Well, I guess we have to talk."
In Riley's eyes, Buffy just screamed and these monster's heads exploded. lol
This episode being the one where Tara is introduced is one of the many reasons why I love it so much! I'm happy you finally get to meet her. Fun fact: the actress played a vampire in one episode of Supernatural
this is EXACTLY what i needed to day oh my god,,,,, pangs something blue and hush are such a fun rewatch (also total whiplash between these episodes)
When Alley was worried Tara might die spontaneously, like I really thought that was gonna happen the first time I watched Buffy and for that reason I felt very upset
Yeah it was a good setup because by this point you're thinking the main characters are not in danger (at least during a midseason episode). Tara got to be "Willow" from Episode 1 where you genuinely feared for her
I've been waiting for this. Hush is one of my all-time favorite episodes. I was lucky enough to watch it when it originally aired, and it completely outclassed anything else that was on TV at the time. It actually was nominated for two Emmys: Outstanding Cinematography for a Single Camera Series, and Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series. There is so, _so_ much more I wish I could talk about in regards to Willow and her new friend, but I'm not going to spoil anything. And nobody else better, either!
I always forget Tara is introduced in this episode.
I could never forget it, even if I tried. 💗
Every reactor points out the similarities between this episode and the Silence. It’s because this episode inspired the Silence. Russell T Davies was a huge Buffy fan and even said Buffy along with X Files was “the blueprint” for Nu Who 😊 Great reaction!
Meet Tara
I've been waiting on this episode. This is one of my favorite episodes
Best Buffy episode ever. It's such a masterpiece.
The main Gentleman is played by Doug Jones. He is Hollywood's main monster guy. The Zombie in Hocus Pocus, The creature in Shape of water, The Fawn in Pans Labyrinth, The Silver Surfer from Fantastic 4 2, Abe Sapien from Hellboy, and numerous one-off appearances monsters in TV. The guys a legend and I recommend looking him up.
Certainly top 5 episodes of all time. I LOVE your reaction.
One of the best TV episodes not only from Buffy but of TV history. And one of the masterpieces Joss wrote & directed during his Buffyverse/Firefly years.
This is the scariest episode of Buffy but one of the best ever. The song is still stuck in my head as the creepiest song. Sarah Michelle Gellar is a short queen.
I actually love that it cuts there in the end. This episode is about communication and showing that they can't communicate when they got their voice back is genius imho.
"So, stop babbling and just kissy kiss." Your wish is this creepy-ass episode's command, Alley 😬😬😬
"Are her and Willow gonna do some witchy stuff?"
I love watching you watch Buffy for the first time. This is such a good run of episodes in season 4. Bit of trivia: apparently all the actors behind the scenes except Marc Blucas (Riley) were too freaked out by the Gentlemen actors in full make up to hang out with them on set
This episode has so much goodness. Not only the great concept and the great way they play it out with no dialogue through most of the episode, and how they tie it in about communication, even including that idea in the Profs lesson. Just the great way they show Riley and Buffy finding out each others secret. The gentlemen being the creepiest/scariest things yet. The introduction of Tara and really showing them expanding beyond their close knit group and showing the college years, or post high school life of all of them. The emphasis on the different tactics of the scooby gang Slayers and the Initiative. I think we forget how much other stuff is in here due to focusing on the main concept.
Someone challenged joss whedon about not being able to write a show without dialogue. This became the masterpiece.
Just realised this is the episode we get the classic Spike giving the finger whilst tied to a chair image. Alley’s face when they kill the first guy!
I think for me “Hush” and "Same Time, Same Place,” are two of the scariest episodes. Hush is the only Buffy episode to be nominated for an Emmy Award in the Writing in a Drama Series category. It also received a Writers Guild of America Award nomination.
Sees that Hush is the episode Alley is reacting to, thinks: "Oh Alley, you are in for a wild ride today!"
alley: *fades into lesbian *
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE FOR FOREVER ESP FROM U CAUSE UR MY FAV REACTOR UGH YES
Queue the 'it's here!' Office running gif.
This is by far one of my all time favourite episodes of Buffy!
So many layers! "The Gentlemen", a group of males, taking away the voices of women, etc. Such a great episode with so much to it! And great reaction!
They took all voices away, not only the women's.
I don’t know if this has been discussed before, but you should definitely check out the show Firefly when you have the chance, it’s a Joss Whedon space western
The second option, Buffy's tiny, most of the cast are. They were twenty somethings playing teens.
YESSSS!!! This episode is so good. Personally I like something blue better but I can’t deny how good this episode is. Also, TARA my literal favorite character
My friend and I watched this when it originally aired. When we both heard what this episode was about we thought the show jumped the shark. Obviously we couldn't be more wrong.
I have been watching your channel for a while now, and you literally are one of the most awesome people on all of the internet right now. You have this deepness and seriousness about you yet you are so funny, and see the light in things. Its a beautiful gift and I just wanted to say thank you. I dont know your reasons for doing these reactions, but I wanted you to know that you are impacting peoples hearts and souls in a very good way. We never know how what we do or say can help someone to keep going. Thank you. Never let anything change you. Huggles.
12:44 "Go get Parker I'm sure he's somewhere!" They only go after people who are alone. Parker probably... isn't.
Forrest's note of "C'mon! C'mon!" never fails to crack me up. Good call on Dr Who, plenty more Buffy influences on our favourite Timelord.
Alley: I'm just sayin. *gestures in silence*.
Communication.
Yes! This fkn episode 😔🤚*chefs kiss*
I remember watching this episode for the first time like 20 years ago. It is possibly the best episode of Buffy. I just loved it. I remember it was nominated for an Emmy or something. I’m so happy you’re loving the show.
Outstanding Cinematography for a Single Camera Series "Hush" (2000)
Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series "Hush" (2000)
It should also be noted that the actors who played the gentlemen were in pain the whole time because the costumes and floating harnesses were so uncomfortable.
Slenderman could never be as terrifying as this. But I gotta say that they demons are such drama queens with their whole aesthetic.