I know that this episode isnt liked by a lot of people, mainly becuase it opens an unwanted door in the Buffyverse for some, but I just wanted to share with you that I think its a brilliantly written episode.
I must admit, I hated Normal Again because I hated the thought that Buffy and her adventures might not be real, and its funny, because in reality Buffy's adventures arent real, but I couldnt accept it, and its fiction itself.
Diego Gutierrez (writer) has done a brilliant job with this episode, and I dont think he's credited rightly.
I think its very smart how the doctors define Buffy's need for familularity, hense creating Dawn and re-writing Buffy's whole history.
I also thought it was clever how they explained that Buffy came up against fierce enemies, Gods, demons, all different creatures, now she deals with 3 men, which could mean she's slipping out, which is what Buffy was doing in reality, she didnt know where she fits in.
It was also great to hear how they explained Buffy's death in 'The Gift' as a temporary awakening for Buffy, and then how her friends pulled her back in, 'Bargaining'
Is anyone else a fan of this episode? Or, do you like so many dislike the episode? Its completely understandable either way 😉
I must admit, I hated Normal Again because I hated the thought that Buffy and her adventures might not be real, and its funny, because in reality Buffy's adventures arent real, but I couldnt accept it, and its fiction itself.
Diego Gutierrez (writer) has done a brilliant job with this episode, and I dont think he's credited rightly.
I think its very smart how the doctors define Buffy's need for familularity, hense creating Dawn and re-writing Buffy's whole history.
I also thought it was clever how they explained that Buffy came up against fierce enemies, Gods, demons, all different creatures, now she deals with 3 men, which could mean she's slipping out, which is what Buffy was doing in reality, she didnt know where she fits in.
It was also great to hear how they explained Buffy's death in 'The Gift' as a temporary awakening for Buffy, and then how her friends pulled her back in, 'Bargaining'
Is anyone else a fan of this episode? Or, do you like so many dislike the episode? Its completely understandable either way 😉