HUSH NOW!! I WATCHED A RANDOM EPISODE OF BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER!!
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- First Time reaction to a random episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer!!
You all asked for Hush so hush now.
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The reason this episode came about is because of how many critics mentioned the way the showrunner and writers used their own way of talking on the show - coined "Buffyspeak" - that made it so good. So they decided to make an episode with almost no talking to prove the critics wrong... and as you figured out, it's one of the favorites with both fans and critics.
All the WB shows were in the pop culture for their dialogue including Gilmore Girls (coffee), Popular, Dawson's Creek, & Charmed (Leo!)
that was the elitist crap they were saying
and as it turns out this ep got an Emmy nomination for Best Writing!
They way they said Joss Whedon wrote and he decided to write this…..
Fun fact, this episode was the very last episode of Buffy to air in the 90s!
Echoing people who say you should NOT watch 6x07 as a random episode, as it's really not suitable for out-of-context reactions. 5x07 Fool For Love is a great deep dive into slayer history, and 2x03 School Hard, 2x06 Halloween or 3x12 Helpless are great one-off episodes if you want to see the high school era of Buffy.
Explanations for this episode:
Riley is Teaching Assistant for Psychology Professor Walsh, he also works at 'The Initiative' a covert government operation studying demons which is run by Professor Walsh.
The Initiative know about monsters and the Scooby Gang (Buffy and Friends) know about monsters, but the ordinary townspeople do not.
Spike is a Vampire who was captured by the Initiative and a chip was installed in his head which stops him hurting people (at least physically) he escaped and Giles is 'babysitting' him.
Buffy and the Scoobies have noticed commando guys running around but do not know about the Initiative, the Initiative are equally unaware of the Slayer.
This is the first we see of Tara, her relationship with Willow comes later although the seeds are sown here.
You have got to remember you are watching these completely out of context. This episode has a lot of reveals for the later Seasons. You really need to watch the whole show fro the very start to appreciate how brilliant the writing and character development is. I think The best episode of S4 by far. Brilliant innovative writing, The Gentlemen were among the scariest of BTVS monsters. The cast recalled it was actually exhausting to film with the effort that had to be put in talk but stay silent. The nightmare of being cut into and not being able to scream shown when the student is being held down while The Gentlemen extract his heart, really frightening. The comedy between Xander and Spike brings a little light relief, and also our introduction to Tara. A great stand alone episode. This is a brilliant episode but, I feel there are more in S5 and and in S6 that even eclipse this. This was a fantastic stand alone episode and fan favourite.
"It's *June*, bitches!" was fucking fantastic, thank you so much for that lolol I'm sure somebody beat me to it, but they have a plot mechanism explained in the first few episodes: Sunnydale is on a Hellmouth, a gate between our world and the Hell dimensions, and everyone who lives there has a sort of magic blind spot where they don't really question why their tiny town has 13 cemeteries and people keep dying mysterious deaths. Some know, others live in blissful ignorance. If you're gonna keep going with "Buffy", I really, really, really rec the episode "Passion". It's an incredible episode anyway but also a far more "classic" horror vampire take to keep diving through all the genres this show touches on during its run.
You'll discover, over time, that MANY of the specials and tropes that you see in shows (esp supernatural shows) today are heavily inspired by "What Buffy Did"... Not saying Buffy did these first (Bewitched started some of it decades before) but Buffy was the catalyst for so many other writers!
Glad you enjoyed this one more! :) Yeah, Wiccans are people IRL who often refer to themselves as witches or whatnot, but they don't claim to have supernatural powers. I think the group Willow (the red head) and Tara (the blonde) joined was a Wiccan group, if I remember correctly, because they're both "real" witches with powers and were looking for community.
If you continue and do a third Buffy, I'd recommend S2E6, Halloween. :) Really enjoyed your reaction to this one!
Or once more with feelingYesss Halloween! Also season 5 ep 1 it's be so funny😁
@@invadertifxiiiI don’t think he should watch Once More With Feeling - that’s a fun episode but very much dependant on the seasons plot lines. Those who don’t watch the show are always confused with that episode and don’t top get the context of what’s happening.
I think in this universe everyone can do some magic, including Wiccans, but this group just doesn't realize that.
@@rfresa True. Good point. :)
Wiccans in real life believe in magic, but it's more...subtle...
LOL Riley does NOT look like he's in his forties! Not enough lines in his face, and not even close to starting a pot belly... 🤣
Yeah. To see a 40 year old guy check him out in My Life With The Walter Boys
Marc Blucas was born January 11, 1972, so he was in his late 20s like many other actors when he started in Buffy, in January 2000 he turned 28, in the middle of season 4.
"Marc graduated Girard High School in 1990. Marc played basketball throughout high school and his senior year. Because of his athletic ability, Marc went on full scholarship to Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem North Carolina. After college, he played one year in Europe for the Manchester Giants."
And 40 year olds can go to college. Higher education is not just for 18 year olds.
@@howdareyou259 yeah, but most older folks who do don't tend to live in frat houses... Many go to schools near where they already live, or get an apartment near the college.
Saying that Riley looks 40 is one of the more ridiculous comments I've heard made about any episode of Buffy.
As someone who watched the show in its entirety within a couple of years after it aired, I was blindsided by your comment that it was nostalgic for its film quality and sound design. I would love to hear more on what made you say that!
Also, I'm sure you hear this about every show you do a random reaction to, but if there is ONE show to watch in its entirety, this is the one. I can tell you are interested in the history of television and the art form. If it helps at all, the number of academic articles written by people who study film and writing about Buffy FAR exceeds that of any other television show! It really is that high quality, and groundbreaking of a show that goes through a tremendous evolution over the course of its run. I would watch your reactions from start to finish, and I don't think I'm the only one!
If there is another random ep to react to, I would say it's season episode 3, Witch. It shows how far the show has come from its humble origins, but also nails the genuinely fun, hilarious and light tone of the early episodes. Other people are recommending other objectively "better" episodes, but I think this is not only a great episode but also one that complements the two you've seen to give you a sense of overall what this show is like. I hope this trio of episodes inspires you to go on the full journey!
Speaking of Power Rangers, Jeff Pruitt was the stunt coordinator on seasons 1-4 of Buffy. He also was stunt coordinator for seasons 1-3 of Power Rangers. Sarah Michelle Gellar's stunt double for the first 4 seasons was Sophia Crawford who also doubled for Kimberly/Amy Jo Johnson's Pink Ranger in suit fight scenes. Jeff & Sophia are married today.
If you're going for part 3 I recommend you disregard anyone who suggests you do the musical episode from season 6 (once more with feelings) - as it is very plot heavy and relays heavily on the audience's familiarity with the characters and their struggles up to that point.
There are so many amazing episodes you can almost take a dartboard and really play it for random, however I'd recommend 2X6 "Halloween" or 3x11 "Gingerbread"
while I agree with you completely. you yourself are spoiling the watching experience by naming the episode and why it is so iconic
@@not-that-Chris From the reactors I've seen it's been better to go into OMWF knowing what it is (as it was for viewers when the show first aired). But I agree with the original post that it's not a good one to watch randomly considering how plot heavy it is.
@@swedish_malin I recommend the reactor after show reacts and her reaction to OMWF. thanks to her mods she went into it completely blind even after watching every episode up until that point and it was so much fun watching it with her and from that perspective
I think we're mainly in agreement and I'm worrying that I'm coming off as a jerk in my replies to the more "enthusiastic" commenters
Gotta make sure he likes musicals though, Buffy has been my favourite show for over 2 decades but I can't stand musicals and the only reason I ever rewatch it is because of the plot significance, otherwise if you find musicals corny it's just gonna be meh
@@not-that-Chris I debated whether or not to mention it, but ultimately I think that the Musical aspect of it is such a novelty for the show and the execution of it so unique, that unless a person really likes musicals, it is a bit of a turn off (and even then they did, they might be turned off by the actual singing..) It is such a plot-heavy, _music_ heavy episode that if it did matter to him, he might just end up being bored..
I know some people are sticklers for spoilers, but he has already put himself at a point to counter that by picking to start his affiliation with the show with an episode like "the Body" - so I didn't think this would be such a major point of contention for him to learn a little of what he was getting himself into by choosing to go along with suggestions from the comments.
"Pride power" got me. 😂 We actually didn’t know Willow was a lesbian at this point. She didn't either. I could never do what you do. I need to know a story, so i could never start midway. I even hated it pre-streaming. Both this and Supernatural are very worth a full watch beginning to end.
Yea, but in hindsight, way back in season 2 she said "I think I'm kind of gay." in Dopplegangland.
@@ragabashmoon1551 yes her vampire version definitely was bi (which would have been what Joss written her as if the network allowed). At that point he knew he either wanted to have Willow or Xander come out, but he wasn't sure which. I think a lot of the Larry stuff was laying bread crumbs for Xander so they both had some you could look at.
Some more Buffy gimmick episodes you may want to check out: The Zeppo, Doppelgangland, Who Are You, Fool for Love, Tabula Rasa.
Don't forget the wish
How could you leave out Once More With Feeling from this list?
@@amandapanda6963 Because the other comments have already warned him not to do that one due to it requiring tons of context. Hence, I also left out Restless.
@jp3813 boo to those other people then. It doesn't need any more context than The Body, or this even.
@@amandapanda6963 There've been other reactors who watched OMWF w/o any context, and they end up feeling underwhelmed b/c the episode seemed pointless from their perception.
As you watch the show, 'regular people' not being more aware of what is going on is one of the very obvious conveniences of the writing. Simply put, the show isn't about the world finding out about all the monsters and Buffy being famous. It's about using the mystical elements (demons, monsters, villains, magic, etc.) as metaphors for the pitfalls and challenges of mostly normal kids growing up. It's very focused on our main characters and the story needs the town folk, college kids, etc., to not have a clue no matter how many things they see, so a sort of collective amnesia mixed with denial is ever present with them. The writers make jokes about it in the dialogue from time to time, because they're aware how convenient it is, but it just never becomes a major plot point because it would completely distract from the point of the show. There are exceptions, especially in high school when Buffy had saved so many of her classmates, some repeatedly. But the show would have to seriously change tracks from what it is to tackle the issues of everyone finding out and Buffy becoming famous/infamous. So instead, they are written conveniently and we just suspend disbelief. The biggest 'Buffy's secret life exposed' moment we get is when her mother finally finds out, and it's again used as a metaphor for other real life discoveries parents sometimes don't handle well.
“Scary and horny” sums BTVS up pretty well 😂
Yayy! so glad you got to experience a more "buffy-esk" episode of the show, most of Buffy is like that - a good balance between scary and funny with a poignant metaphor that drives the overall plot while in the foreground Buffy kicks some monster ass.
Those are crossbows, not regular bows. Easier to aim, and more powerful for the size, but slower to load and fire.
if you are only going to do one or two more random episodes I would recommend "school hard" from season 2.
other people are recommending the wish and döppelgangland from season 3, but those really show Willow after a lot of character development and don't have the impact if you haven't been with the character for almost three seasons at that point
you also could just watch the first two episodes which are a great setup to the whole series. although it really develops into something special after the first season
someone recommended normal again from season 6 and I love that episode, but it really diminishes the punch that it delivers if you've only seen a handful of episodes at that point and not been watching for six seasons at that point
I basically came to your channel for the Buffy and would love it if you would start watching from the beginning, but I can understand if it turns out to just not being your thing.
in my opinion there is That One Episode in particular from season 6 that you should NOT watch until you have watched whole series up to that point.
it's hard to avoid major spoilers about Buffy or analyses of important episodes, but you should try to do so as much as you can
I will echo what others have said, if you decide to do a part 3 go with either 2x6 or 3x13, ABSOLUTELY NOT anything from S6 or S7. A full reaction from the beginning of the series would be good too.
Just to clarify, the whole town does not know about monsters, like they show here on TV, they thought it was a freak laryngitis epidemic. Whenever weird supernatural shit happens in the show, the residents outside the main cast tend to rationalize it as something mundane, however improbable.
3x13, that will go completely over his head.
And I'm here for it. It will just show the intricacies of Buffy more.
@@aech2903 TBH, I'd rather he just start watching the whole show from the beginning.
If Willow is your hear me out you should watch The Wish and Doppelgänger land episodes as well( in that order)
One of my favorite episodes! It’s creepy, but fun, we get Tara, and super boring soldier, Riley.
"It's june, bitches" the scream i scrumpt 😂💀😂
Marc Blucas, the actor playing Riley (Buffy's romantic interest in this episode), actually was only a couple years removed from being in college. He played basketball at Wake Forest with the great Tim Duncan and had only graduated a couple years before this.
Rakhin, if you decide to watch the show, I would highly recommend that you get a mod to approve the comments before you see them to avoid even the best intentioned people who reveal spoilers
I was just talking about your "The Body" reaction lol. It just proved that it's still very effective as a oneshot, despite the heavy topic...
This was totally fun! I really like your vibe and would totally watch you watch the whole show from the beginning if you are up for the task ;)
I would love if he did that, if he's interested. :)
This whole series is the basis of most modern television. Aspects of the writing and cinematography in this series inspired many shows and cinema in general that came after it and I think that’s pretty cool. There’s a reason that so many universities offer a course solely based on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Omg u should do this for season 5 ep 1 it'd be funny out of context 😂
“I’m standing right here!” 😂😂
i hate this episode so much lol
@@pinkylittleme Lol, same, but he's right, out of context that one would be pretty funny to see someone react to it! X)
20:38 I'd blame the bad HD upscale which is probably what you're watching. It's notoriously bad, the original DVDs are much better.
Should do Earshot season 3 eps 18
Yes!! This is a good one!
You are not really watching random episodes.. which is fine..
But it occurs to me that if you are going to watch select episodes, and you dont mind spoiling the series, it could be interesting to watch opposites, eg the best _and the worst_, the first and the last.
In terms of episodes normally considered the worst are Teachers Pet (s1) Go Fish (s2) and "Beer bad" (s4). Personally I like them.
@16:20 Ghostbusters! XD lmao
You went from the episode with no music, to the episode with no talking!! :)
While these couple of random watches have been entertaining, I really urge you to just watch the show in its entirety, whether you make reaction content or not. Buffy is an exceptionally arc-heavy show, including multi-episode arcs, season arcs and series arcs. Even the most stand alone eps contain arc relevant information and rely heavily on character, theme and world-building development from what’s come before. There’s really no way to dip into it without context and not be lost about many aspects. And, of course, it’s worth the watch! Just my 2¢!
Another show that did a great "no talking" episode was Switched at Birth. The show features a lot of deaf characters, so they have one episode where based on the storyline of the episode, they decided to have no audio track (not even sound effects!) and everything is subtitled.
Yes! I love that episode!
Love your reaction!! I would definitely recommend you watch "School Hard" and "Fool For Love".
If you are going to do a third react, and want a fun, entertaining episode I'd recommend either:
Band Candy (season 3, episode 6)
The Zeppo (season 3, episode 13)
I know some might suggest season 6, episode 7, but I would suggest waiting a few more episodes before going for that one. It's such a departure from the regular show (great episode, just big departure from norm)
Buffy was the predecessor of many tv series trends, the quiet episode was one of them. I heard somewhere if was a friend of the writer who challenge him to write a episode with the least amount of words he could. By the way one trend Buffy started too was the musical episode! And unlike most musical episode Buffy's was BRILLIANT. Please watch next "Once more with feeling" season 6 episode 7!!!
I believe Joss also was also influenced by an episode of the short lived show "Space: Above and Beyond" by Glen Morgan and James Wong (writers for The X-Files and creators of the Final Destination movies) titled "Who monitors the birds" from 1996 which has approximately 2 minutes of dialogue in 45 minutes, The show was an influence on Firefly and the remake of Battlestar Galactica
Shouldn't he know she's suicidal, first?
Great reaction! Thanks for sharing
I believe that you have now a good idea of what the show can offer... and I'll go with those who suggest that if you are still interested, to start watching from the beginning, whether or not you're gonna make reactions to it.
That said, if you're definitely against a reaction to the whole show, but still want to do a part 3 to those random reactions. I'll suggest either the pilot, which is a 2-parter (so 1x01 and 1x02), which may look rough compared to what you've seen, but at least will give you the basis to continue on your own, or an episode that relies mostly on humour like 2x06, 3x06, 3x18 or 4x09.
I restrained myself to include a bunch of episodes not very much appreciated by the fandom, which I think are much better than some others with better appreciations BECAUSE they are fun (2x12, 2x20, 4x05, 4x18), there's also some I don't put in here cause even though they are mainly focused on fun, they also are character-centric episodes, and those are always more appreciated if you have witnessed the character growth (or lack of growth) from the beginning.
Now I think you have no choice but to just watch all 144 episodes in order. lol
I want to recommend so many episodes, but all of them are better with the context provided by previous episodes. For your Willow thing, definitely watch S2:E6 "Halloween", S3:E9 "The Wish", and S3:E16 "Doppelgangland".
For another good "random" episode, try S6:E7 "Once More, with Feeling". S4:E1 "The Freshman" is another interesting one, and it includes an early appearance of Pedro Pascal.
I loved this show so much as a teenager in the 90's. And this particular episode is amongst my favorites. So creepy. Also, the episode the exact opposite of this 'Once More With Feeling' is so underrated.
I can't believe how hard I laughed through this. It's a great experience watching someone watch something that you know everything about. Thanks for the giggles.
Great reaction, but after "randomly" selecting _The Body,_ I'm even less convinced this episode is random.
It never hit me that the last words spoken before voices were taken was, "Enough small talk."
He started with what was listed as THE TOP rated... Then listened to the overwhelming comments. He basically said that is how he chose 🤷
@@reneeg9406 Not random then. That makes a little more sense now.
@@Buffy8Fan Nothing is truly random, but I think he's just going for out of order. :)
"Enough small talk" was new to me too. Fresh eyes (or ears in this case).
The next random episode you watch should be Season 1, episode 1...
Seriously.
You won't regret taking this journey.
If you're going to watch another, I'd highly recommend 2x17. Easily one of the best and most impactful episodes throughout the entire run. Plus you'll see more than 1 vampire 😅
I hope you decide to watch it from season one until the end! I'd defnitely be here for the whole journey it is an amazing series. Season one isn't the best but it gets better and better from season 2.
I do believe that this episode won the show it's first Emmy when it came out. Can't remember if it was for the actual episode or for the episodes script.
This episode's writing was nominated for an Emmy, but did not win. Buffy the Vampire Slayer was nominated for 14 Emmies, but won only 2: makeup for a series and music composition for a series, both in 1998.
They use different fighting styles every season
My recommendations would be 1x12, prophecy girl, 2x3 school hard, ****2x17 Passion****, 4x21 primeval or 4x22 restless, ***5x22 the gift***, and if you like willow anyone from 6x20 6x21 or 6x22, and finally 7x1 lessons or 7x11 showtime.
Nice reaction. BTVS is a difficult show to understand if you start after Season1, Episode 7. The show starts to become more like an epic novel where characters,events, plots are intertwined over many episodes and even seasons. There are many scenes to be entertaining, underlying philosophical differences, humor, plot development, and foreshadowing that could be the next episode or 3 years later. You are doing an admirable job and the best way to watch h randomly are the more one off episodes. Hush did have many important plot elements but you can enjoy without context. Most fans favorite episode is Season 6, Episode 7…. It’s fantastic but you will not understand why it’s phenomenal. . The same for Season 4, Episode 22, Season 5, Episode 7, or any of the Season finales. An excellent one off is in Season 3, The Zeppo Factor. It is told from the perspective of Xander, the humorous boy of the group. You see the events through his eyes and since he’s not 100% sure of what’s happening, you will fit in.
BUFFY POWER RANGER
DOOO DEE DOO DOOO DO
(Umm, 'Interview With The Vampire' is AMAZING!! There are only 2 episodes left in season 2 and I'm losing my mind! Season 1 is good, but season 2 is on a different level. PLEASE consider it!)
"Boom it's June bitches" is not getting the recognition it deserves
Gosh "now be a good boy" 😂
This IS a very good episode to watch knowing nothing about the show imo. But if you ever watch another episode, I'd probably pick 5x22, or 5x01, or 1x12. There's plenty of really amazing episodes though.
Great reaction! Hope you'll do more.
I feel like Doug Jones played the main Hush Ghoul
I was going to suggest Buffy, but not the more popular one-offs. Season 1 Nightmares, Season 6 Normal Again and Season 2 Halloween.
I kinda want to see you watch Beer Bad 😂
This was actually the first hint that Willow was a lesbian.
I grew up with the original Power Rangers and my best friend and I would play as Rangers after school every day ❤
Please stop now, unless you plan to watch all seven seasons and I mean that in the best way possible! ❤ This is the best TV series of all time and it created the blueprint for all other supernatural/superhero/vampire/coming of age/relationship/drama shows etc. that followed.
Mark Blucas (Riley) is only 27 here not 40. The problem with your random watches is that you make statements or ask questions that are wrong or that everyone watching already knows. This wasn't a gimmick but done to prove a point. Critics always said that the dialog was what made the show good so they did one basically without any.
for a little bit of context, Joss Wheadon wanted to make Willow Bi (which I think suits her better given her history anyway) but the Big Show in charge people thought it would be too confusing for the audience and had him make her a lesbian instead. I live with Bi willow in my heart though. (that might also just be my bi heart in general lol)
How did you not get nightmare on elm Street vibes from the first scene? 😂
Yass, werk. Should he watch S6, Once More With Feeling? You already reacted to S5 The Body which occurs in the middle of dealing with Glory. Her 12 episodes are the best! Justice for S2 of Grey's. We never did get the bazooka episode.
If you want some good action check out the sci-fi, spy show, Alias (ABC). Almost every episode ends on a cliffhanger. Lots of wild two-parters. Amazing A-list guest stars including Tarantino who had a recurring role on S1 & S3. Alias holds the record for longest girl fight on tv (S2 E22 "The Telling") which took four, 16-hour days to film. Alias' most watched episode is S2 E13 "Phase One" which aired after the Super Bowl & set "The Telling" in motion. S4 was Alias' most-watched season overall as its sister show, Lost, served as the lead-in. Both shows featured many of the same creators, producers, actors, & composer. Fave two-parters: S4 E21-22 & S5 E16-17. Now ya know.
I don’t think Once More With Feeling is good for random episodes. All the best parts of it are tied to the current storyline and he wouldn’t be able to appreciate it. I think a better episode would be “Anne” or maybe something like “Fool for Love”. Those episodes have enough in them to enjoy as random watches without depending on important through lines.
@@Steef_Lee It's a musical & remains episodic enough. Contextualizing serialization or avoiding spoilers aren't really the point of these asynchronous, non-linear reactions. If he can watch "The Body," he can watch OMWF. What "best of" reactions hopefully allows for is showcasing of range within a series. That's why people talk about outlier episodes. They encapsulate the spirit & tone of the show while using an episodic structure to showcase something different.
Some of my favorites include: "Bang!" from Desperate Housewives. "Modern Warfare" & "Remedial Chaos Theory" from Community. "Ham Radio" & "Moon Dance" from Frasier. "Baggage," Wallpaper," & "Lateness" from Everybody Loves Raymond. "Red Team III" from The Newsroom. "Possession" & "The Nightcomers" from Penny Dreadful. "Chapter 7" from Legion. "Torando" from US of Tara. "Lows in the Mid Eighties" & "Moveable Feast" from Will & Grace. I could go on & on, but you get the idea.
I figure the dorm rooms are big because the university has such a high death rate ;)
Did you want answers about whether the general public knows, and how much? Or do you plan to watch the series from the beginning and find out for yourself? Wouldn't want to spoil anything!
The Body is a great episode of television, and Hush is a great episode of Buffy, but if you want to watch the best episode of any TV show ever (which can be mathematically proven), then you need to watch season 6, episode 7; BUT to even have a clue, you must at least watch the last episode of season 5, and the first 6 episodes of season 6. If you can’t commit to that 8 episode arc, don’t bother. (And yes of course it’s better to watch it all from the start. But, and this makes me sad, my fave reactors, Target Audience, watched the first season, and don’t seem to want to come back for the second season, where the show really starts. :(
You need context to get every episode really. Treat yourself and watch the whole thing.
i need more buffy reactions.... do THE WISH
Watch the gift season 5 episode 22 next it's another good episode or the episode once more with feeling season 6 episode 7
So glad you are continuing with Buffy. Some stand out “fun” episodes are Halloween, Band Candy, and Once More With Feeling.
Buffy's stunt double was the Pink Ranger's stunt double
What's someone's "hear me out"? I've never heard that before.
Hush is so good!!! You noticed and mentioned a lot of stuff, so I'll just point out that I love the score and the design for the Gentlemen and their minions.
And now!... You can watch the whole show from the start! XD
How about a random episode of "Constantine" if you haven't seen it?
That's the one to watch the show for the first time the body was a bad choice
Try Buffy's 6th Season episode, Once More, With Feeling!
The redhead is Alyson Hannigan and believe me, we hear you.
Nice reaction but it took me forever to get through it because there was an ad every 30 seconds.
The only power ranger series I saw was the original, and yes Amy Jo Johnson was why.
I've never seen any Power Rangers, but I've heard of them.
Why is no one requesting Earshot? The High school episodes are fun and that one is a great one
This is the first time Willow met Tara her girlfriend from the body
So...are you primed now to start from the beginning?
Sure. You're watching two "random" episodes of BTVS and they just happen to be THE BODY and HUSH. I highly doubt you even know what the word random means.
i gotta say, nothing gets past you. Yah cracked the case!
You should watch Restless! Season 4 episode 22
gay love can pierce through the veil of death and save the day 🧡🤍🩷
Anya: Oh, you mean an orgasm friend?
Giles: Yes, that's exactly the most appalling thing you could have said.
Giles is a legend. 😂
power rangers in space
The title isn't right. It wasn't a "random" episode; it was highly recommended. Otherwise, nice reaction.
Is that when they fell in love? 😂😂😂
please i'm begging do NOT watch s6 ep7 out of context !!! it's the most amazing but it's so worth it to watch it with the rest, it's full of spoilers and key moments, and you might not get it or appreciate it if you haven't been there since the start !!!
I was very much against the majority vote on this episode. I just dont think this episode is as effective without context. Its not as cintained or isolated as people think either. I much would've preferred Band Candy.
T.E.D. and I don't mean stupid lectures.
the creatures in this are called The Gentlemen and they are one of three Fairy Tale monsters in the Buffy TV series. The three fairy tale episodes are, in case you want to look into them:
Hush (this one), Gingerbread and Killed by Death.
favourite Power Rangers...that's difficult...the original was very good...but so was Wild Force honestly.
Power Rangers Zeo
You should watch season 2 episode 22, think that would give you a bit of more context of the show
I think a good abridged start would be s1 1,2,7,12
dino thunder was my shit
U watched! I love this episode. The haverst s1E2 has a lot of vamps..