I'm laughing at you, not with you

[ToShanshuInLA]

Selfless:

Buffy: I killed Angel! Do you even remember that? I would have given up everything I had to be with— I loved him more than I will ever love anything in this life. And I put a sword through his heart because I had to.


I laughed at the wording. Yes, she had to but it was mainly that she ran out of time.



Angel:

The concept behind Happy Anniversary was 'lulzy'

 

[BuffyHead]

i actually always like the bring on the night speech.


*sits alone in the corner*

 

[dan k]

What was wrong with the "Bring on the night speech"? It was powerful and showed Buffy's authority, which was its purpose.

 

[ToShanshuInLA]

I had a problem with the speeches in season 7 in general, just the quantity. But I'm certainly not the only one.

 

[MinwaraYana]

In Bargaining Part 1, when they were resurrecting Buffy. When Willow was covered with red light or something and her body was stiffen up and she had problem breathing, I couldn't stop laughing the first time I saw the scene. 😀

 

[Wishing Oceans]

I find the scene where that smoking girl (Laurie) in Nightmares was being beaten up while the sign "Smoking Kills" is right above her absolutely hilarious. 😀

 

[BuffyElevated]

I guess I have a REALLY sick sense of humor, 'cause I find a lot of things on the show that are supposed to be serious hilarious.
*When Ted throws Buffy into the wall and it knocks her out, I couldn't help but laugh at the fact that Buffy got owned by Jack Tripper.
*In the scene in "Something Blue" where Willow is talking to Buffy in their dorm room about how heartbroken she is, I can never take the scene seriously because of Buffy's HORRIBLE hair.
*Anytime Buffy or Angel say each other's names to greet instead of "hi", I roll my eyes, as much as I love Bangel. 😛
*Dark Willow is so rediculous to me. Anytime she's on screen I'm laughing at how cheesy her lines are instead of being scared of her.
*Anytime Giles gets knocked out I crack up laughing.
*The whole sexual relationship of Spike and Buffy made me laugh. It was so nasty and I found it so over-the-top.

 

[Beaumonde]

I also have a very morbid sense of humor. :biggrin3:

I don't know whether I'm alone or not, but I find Crazy!Tara to be hilarious. "I told the cats!" 😀

Crazy!Tara is my favourite Tara! I laugh at every single line she says and when she slaps Willow in the face.

I always laugh at Angel in Lovers Walk. The door that fell on him was too heavy for him to lift all by himself, so he couldn't move until Buffy came over to help.

 

[ToShanshuInLA]

*Dark Willow is so rediculous to me. Anytime she's on screen I'm laughing at how cheesy her lines are instead of being scared of her.

Yeah, Hannigan played it 'stoned' and I found her more laughable than anything else too.

 

[pieceofgosa]

Wrecked is a treasure trove of those moments that this thread is dedicated to. Willow stuck to the frickin' ceiling stands out as my personal favourite.

 

[BuffyElevated]

Wrecked is a treasure trove of those moments that this thread is dedicated to. Willow stuck to the frickin' ceiling stands out as my personal favourite.

LMAO I forgot about Willow on the ceiling! It reminded me of that Lionel Richie song "Oh what a feeling... We're dancin' on the ceiling!"

 

[crazysoulless]

The entire magic = drugs storyline. Were we actually meant to feel sorry for Willow? To think of her hunger for power and dark magicks (due to feeling like a loser geek) as being in the same ball park as drug addicts? I couldn't believe they had Rack's place look like a drug shack. I laughed when she had the shakes. I rolled my eyes when she said she had to go to Spellcasters Anonymous. I rolled my eyes when she was all "No spells for 32 days". And over a month into her "cold turkey recovery" she still had to have someone accompany her to the Magic Box! No wonder she became Dark Phoenix in the last three episodes of the season. She never dealt with why she used and abused magicks. It was about Willow things not some generalized addiction that was out of her control. It was about wanting quick fixes to problems, feeling important and cool, having a label that was better than "computer nerd", feeling powerful, being respected and feared, not being bored with her life.

Dawn staking her first kiss. Would you let him live after he said, "Your sister's the Slayer? I knew there was a reason I liked you!"?

 

[Vengeance]

Yeah, I don't think anyone looked at that and said "wow, what a clever metaphor! Magic is so obviously like drugs!" Being an addict was never Willow's problem, I have absolutely no clue why they shoved that down our throats.

Also something I somewhat laughed at: Buffy's vision quest in S5. The first slayer speaks in such a cliched cryptic wise-guy speak that I just want Buffy to say "You know what, come back to me when you want to speak like a normal person."