Series's Biggest Mistake???

I think it's Buffy brought back alive. She never should be back. That was way too much. ::sleep::
 
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Yes, but then what would the show be called "Mmmpfh the Vampire Slayer"?
Time Bomb said:
I am so glad that they didn't end the show after season 5. Just for one we wouldn't have the musical int that case. But I love season 6 very much anyway, I just find it so interesting to see the characters take this dark path, some more than others.. And also I really like the ending, and the feeling of strenght that Chosen gives me.
That is actually true, even if all the other episodes had sucked, season 6 and 7 would've been worth it just 'cause of OMWF... And getting the ending that is Chosen, 'cause I have realized it is exactly the ending I needed for a show like BtVS.. Not perfect, but a damn good way to say goodbye.
 
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eponinethen said:
That is actually true, even if all the other episodes had sucked, season 6 and 7 would've been worth it just 'cause of OMWF... And getting the ending that is Chosen, 'cause I have realized it is exactly the ending I needed for a show like BtVS.. Not perfect, but a damn good way to say goodbye.

I don't think that Seasons 6 and 7 sucked. In fact, I think that those two seasons were great - especially Season 7. Both were a lot more complex than the early years. It was interesting watching Buffy finally developing (even if it was hard for her) into an adult.

Of the early years, I was very impressed by Season 3. I would have been more impressed by Season 2, if the season's main storyline had not seemed so disjointed.
 
eponinethen said:
[...]And getting the ending that is Chosen, 'cause I have realized it is exactly the ending I needed for a show like BtVS.. Not perfect, but a damn good way to say goodbye.

Yea it really is, even though I was so sad the first time I watched it because I knew it was the last episode I couldn't 't stop smiling through all the tears, I like all the season finales but none of them gave me as much hope as Chosen, and that is really the feeling I want to have in the end there.. Buffy (and co) really did get to change something big.
 
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eponinethen
Yeah, I agree... and it was a real ending...
In a way it could be better that I didn't like the final 2 seasons, makes it easier to get over it finishing. I'd go as far as saying I didn't care when it finished.

But with a show like Angel or, even worse, Firefly (until Serenity was announced) it's pretty hard to get over endings, never knowing what would have happened next.
 
LadyLavinia said:
I don't think that Seasons 6 and 7 sucked. In fact, I think that those two seasons were great - especially Season 7. Both were a lot more complex than the early years. It was interesting watching Buffy finally developing (even if it was hard for her) into an adult.
Oh no, I don't don't think they sucked either, I love both those seasons (for very different reasons). I'm just saying that even if they had sucked, it would have been worth it for those two amazing episodes.

LadyLavinia said:
Of the early years, I was very impressed by Season 3.[...]
This I very much agree with as well. Season 3 is a very good season, it is probably the most perfect season in my opinion. As a whole season I mean. (Although season 5 had some of that "all season" thing too, in another way.)
 
WatcherWes said:
The graveyard battle scene from the sixth season premiere was awesome, I picture the series being more like that.

I always thought the first scene of Season Six was incredibly corny. But that's just me.
 
THE BLUE said:
What do you mean by "all season" thing?
Lol yeah I guess I didn't explain that very well. Mainly 'cause I don't know how to.
Well, as I see it, the Angel season had pretty much none of it. But the season 3 and 5 of Buffy had a lot of it. And with it, I mean something that keeps the whole season together. That is in always every episode. Season 3 has faith from episode 3 and the Mayor more or less from the same episode. And both of them turn up in almost every episode until the end, slowly leading us towards the ending/big finale in that season. In season 5 we've got Dawn, of course, the key. Her story is central in the whol season, and pretty soon we meet Glory as well, and slowly we figure out what it's all about and that slowly leads us to the end/big finale yada yada.
Now you may say that we've got that in every season, and in some way we have, but I like how much it was there in season 3 and 5. And at first you have no idea that Faith will have anything to do with the Big Bad. Just like you don't know what the deal with Dawn is.. But you get clues, and the things are new for that season, and they have a natural place in the show, not just the Big Bad-place.. which I like.
Well okay, what I'm trying to say: The story that follows all through the season, the new things for the season that become important, all through the season...

(Yeah, not sure I explained that that well, damn, heh..)
 
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Croft Storm
I get what you mean, I liked that about 3 & 5 too
eponinethen said:
(Yeah, not sure I explained that that well, damn, heh..)

i think you mean a seasonal arc. a story that grows throughout the season.
to be fair, every season of both shows had an arc, but i agree, S3 and S5 of buffy had the biggest arc, meaning the main story started earliest in these seasons.
 
Lyri said:
i think you mean a seasonal arc. a story that grows throughout the season.
to be fair, every season of both shows had an arc, but i agree, S3 and S5 of buffy had the biggest arc, meaning the main story started earliest in these seasons.

The S7 arc started in the first episode, likewise the S1 arc started in the season's first ep.
 
Lyri said:
i think you mean a seasonal arc. a story that grows throughout the season.
to be fair, every season of both shows had an arc, but i agree, S3 and S5 of buffy had the biggest arc, meaning the main story started earliest in these seasons.
Yeah but it's not just that. I having huge troubles putting this into words 'cause there just aren't really any, lol.
In season 7 we do see bringers early on, and we see small hints about what's coming and so on. But what I like so much about sesaon 3 and 5 is that the things that are coming, like Faith and Dawn, aren't only there for the main story, or 'cause of what's going to happen in the end. They are really there for a different reason but, they mean oh so much more.. And they're there in almost every episode.. Hm, okay I'm not sure what I'm saying here, it's more a feeling than something I can explain with facts and words.. But there's something, idk..
 
i think i understand, eponinethen. faith and dawn showed up very early pn, and we didn't know why they were there, but their character and stpry evolved so much that they became the main focus of the season. is that what you're trying to say?
 
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To put it very simple, yes. But I mean a lot of other things too, lol, that's why I can't explain, heh =)
eponinethen said:
Oh no, I don't don't think they sucked either, I love both those seasons (for very different reasons). I'm just saying that even if they had sucked, it would have been worth it for those two amazing episodes.


This I very much agree with as well. Season 3 is a very good season, it is probably the most perfect season in my opinion. As a whole season I mean. (Although season 5 had some of that "all season" thing too, in another way.)

Season 5 was more perfect for me than Season 3. I think that Angel spoiled Season 3 for me.
 
LadyLavinia said:
Season 5 was more perfect for me than Season 3. I think that Angel spoiled Season 3 for me.
He did that a bit for me too. But then again, Riley was there in season 5 and ruined stuff.. So I prefer season 3, 'cause of the Faith (and Fuffy) things.. 😉
 
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