When does this show become great for you?

My watching experience was kind of wierd, so I'll explain the order I watched BtVS:

I walked in on two of my friends doing a marathon, so I joined in and watched "The Puppet Show" from Season 1. My initial thought: This show sucks. So one of my friends told me it gets so much better, so I laid my faith in that, so we skipped straight to season 3 in the attempt to get me hooked. We started with "Faith Hope and Trick" and then finished out season 3. I thought it was so great, that I went back and watched season 2, and the first two episodes of season 3. I regretted being so spoiled in seaosn 2. Then (because I had already seen season 3) we watched season 4, 5, 6, and 7 all in the right order, and after seeing "Chosen" I decided to go back and watch season 1.

So considering the odd order I watched it in, I really got hooked in "Faith, Hope, and Trick", but I became a full on fan in "Bad Girls". Although I think that if I watched it in the right order, I would have thought the show was great in "School Hard".

Although I knew AtS was great in "City Of" when Angel told Doyle "I'm Game"
 
I really loved WTTH/TH. To that point it was the best pilot I had seen (and is still in my top 5) and then it peaked and troughed a bit until 'Angel'. It was obvious that the soon-to-be-revealed vamp and the slayer were going to get it on at some point, but once he vamped out and almost gave her the Hickey from Hell(tm), I knew the show was going to be special.
 
It would have to be that scene in "When She Was Bad" where Buffy takes the sledge-hammer and smashes the Master's bones before she starts breaking down. I honestly felt for her, and that made me take a step back and look at the show from a different angle. I mean, after all she had gone through at the end of Season 1, and to know that she wouldn't be able to escape this, it was an amazing moment of writing, at least to me.
 
[MENTION=11786]Sweet J[/MENTION] agrees: YES yes, but did they get the leprechaun out? I have to call BS on this anecdote, PM me some evidence please. I've heard a lot of these made up stories, maybe yours is true, but from experience they've all been BS.
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I owe you nothing, and need to prove nothing to you. Maybe if you had asked in a nicer way instead of demanding evidence. So, no. I will not prove anything to you.
 
Sweet J agrees: Diane Linkletter Was NOT on LSD, she just committed suicide. Snoops has a story on it and debunks the ''she thought she could fly' story.
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FFS!

I wasn't even talking about someone named Diane Linkletter. For Pete's sake LSD IS dangerous regardless and whether you choose to use it or not, saying it isn't just is ridiculous. Can we please get back to the topic at hand rather than leaving me repeated karma to argue about something as stupid as this?
 
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