I don't think I've ever masturbated to a show as much as I have to Buffy
Buffy was the personification of a perfect white bxtch to me growing up I swear
Buffy????
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Appreciation
- Thread starter Lewis Black
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Buffy????
damn, they're showing the Angel ep where Angel was going for bad after dealing with the whole Darla thing.
The fact that he locked those Wolfram and Hart folks in the room with Darla and Drusilla to be massacred.... cold blooded.
But not as cold as him throwing his crew in the bushes when they tried to run an intervention!
Wesley: Angel, we're the only thing thats standing between you and total darkness, breh!
Angel: Yeah, I know..........
You're all fired. 
The fact that he locked those Wolfram and Hart folks in the room with Darla and Drusilla to be massacred.... cold blooded.
But not as cold as him throwing his crew in the bushes when they tried to run an intervention!
Wesley: Angel, we're the only thing thats standing between you and total darkness, breh!
Angel: Yeah, I know..........
You're all fired. i became a angel fan during its last season 
Cool little fact:
Alexis Denisof (Wesley from "Angel") was The Other in "The Avengers". You know, the boss alien that was talking to Loki, and later Thanos at the end of the movie. He knew about the Thanos shyt months in advance and Joss told him
"you better not spoil that shyt".
He's also married to Willow (Alyson Hannigan) in real life.
And obviously Amy Acker was in "Cabin in the Woods" recently.
Like someone said J. August Richards (Charles Gunn) is gonna be in "SHIELD".
Lastly, after "Avengers" Joss Whedon did a modern remake of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" with a bunch of people from "Buffy" and "Angel". It got rave reviews apparently:
One thing I like about Whedon is he always feeds his people, even if they aren't stars.
Fred.
Alexis Denisof (Wesley from "Angel") was The Other in "The Avengers". You know, the boss alien that was talking to Loki, and later Thanos at the end of the movie. He knew about the Thanos shyt months in advance and Joss told him
"you better not spoil that shyt".He's also married to Willow (Alyson Hannigan) in real life.
And obviously Amy Acker was in "Cabin in the Woods" recently.
Like someone said J. August Richards (Charles Gunn) is gonna be in "SHIELD".
Lastly, after "Avengers" Joss Whedon did a modern remake of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" with a bunch of people from "Buffy" and "Angel". It got rave reviews apparently:
One thing I like about Whedon is he always feeds his people, even if they aren't stars.
Fred.
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Grand Conde
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'Buffy' is probably the only successful TV show in which the lead character is entirely unlikeable.
Although I guess she was ok in the first couple of seasons.
Although I guess she was ok in the first couple of seasons.
BUffy had all the white girls at my school going both ways
Some even converted to wicca
the christian community was mad as hell!
Nah Buffy is cool. She turned into a complete bytch for most of season 7 tho and how she treated Spike at times had me like
Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
Sad but unfortunately not surprising. Dude struggled with depression and alcoholism for pretty much the entirety of the time since "Buffy" ended.
The last thing I saw him in was a sci-fi movie, "Coherence", in 2013. Which was actually a dope ass movie, check it out.
Fred.
Grand Conde
Superstar
Who said anything about suicide? @hex is right. Sounds like his substance abuse caught up with him. When Michelle Trachtenberg died, I was shocked because he outlived her. I never understood the Xander hate. My favorite BtVS episode is Bewitched, Bewildered and Bothered.
Grand Conde
Superstar
He had multiple health issues regarding his spine and heart in recent years.
He's also openly talked about substance abuse and alcoholism for the last 20 years. Do you think his health issues benefited from those things?
What are you even talking about?
Fred.
Grand Conde
Superstar
He's also openly talked about substance abuse and alcoholism for the last 20 years. Do you think his health issues benefited from those things?
What are you even talking about?
Fred.
Implying he died from depression and alcoholism is inconsiderate at best and bullshyt at best when dude had a bunch of legit health issues.