The tackiest episode plot of both series

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What would you say is the tackiest episode plot of both Btvs & Ats?

For me it's:

Buffy:
-Inca Mummy Girl
-Beauty and the Beasts
-Something Blue (this is coming from a Spuffy Fan)

Angel:
-Lonely Hearts
 
Well I don't know if tacky is the word I'd use but my least favorites are "Where the Wild Things Are" for Buffy and "She" for Angel.

"WTWTA" is always one I kinda wanna skip. It has its moments but the Buffy/Riley sexathon isn't much fun to watch and actually gets really annoying, and the over sexualised frat party is pretty lame too.

The female circumcision innuendo in "She" is just a little too blatant for me. I don't find it offensive or anything, just a little off-putting. And overall the episode kinda bores me.
 
Amends. If I understand the meaning of tacky correctly, I've never actually been sure of it.
 
When I mean tacky I mean tacky as in for example the Angel episode:

The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco

Still I don't think this is what this is. You know what, I'm gonna check and get back, to make it easier. I might be wrong.

Edit:

Okay, not exactly what you said, but not really what I thought it meant either. Here:

a.Lacking style or good taste; tawdry: tacky clothes.
b.Distasteful or offensive; tasteless: a tacky remark.
 
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What would you say is the tackiest episode plot of both Btvs & Ats?

For me it's:

Buffy:
-Inca Mummy Girl
-Beauty and the Beasts
-Something Blue (this is coming from a Spuffy Fan)

Angel:
-Lonely Hearts

I agree with almost all of these except why did you think "Beauty and the Beasts" was tacky? 🙂

If I'm missing the point, I do apologize, but I don't consider the abusive relationship SL 'tacky'.
 
I agree with almost all of these except why did you think "Beauty and the Beasts" was tacky? 🙂

If I'm missing the point, I do apologize, but I don't consider the abusive relationship SL 'tacky'.

well I just didn't like the plot and the whole Buffy seeing a therapist like she's not crazy.
 
well I just didn't like the plot and the whole Buffy seeing a therapist like she's not crazy.

Wouldn't that be mandatory though? I know in my high school if you were away for a while, for whatever reasons (I was) it was mandatory for you to talk to one of the guidance counselors about it. It's not necessarily about being 'crazy' but maybe a bit troubled....


Tacky plots... hm, well I kind of find it in bad taste when Dawn tries to ressurect Joyce. Not that I don't understand her but how far they took the episode kind of rubbed me the wrong way.... zombie-Joyce making her way out of the grave and all.... no, not good for me, even if we didn't get to really see her.
 
well I just didn't like the plot and the whole Buffy seeing a therapist like she's not crazy.

Seeing a therapist or a counsellor (because that it was he was) it's not only for someone who has mental health problems. There is nothing wrong in going to a psychologist. And there's nothing wrong either in being what you called a "crazy person".
 
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