Your input: Xander-centric episodes

SpikedBuffy

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Hey guys! Since I've decided to try and get these discussion back off the ground, I thought we could start discussing episodes that revolve around certain characters, and focus on that character.

So, I'm asking for your top three episodes that revolve around Xander. I would like to compile a list of Xander-important episodes so that we have a good starting point.

The only one I can really think of The Zeppo

So, please give me your input regarding this! :vamp2:
 
Bored of the Dead agrees: Wedding Bells? Hells Bells?

Oops, thats the secnond episode name mistake for me in the past 24 hours. bad me!

And actually I change my vote from Potential to the Replacement, forgot that one!
 
Sounding good everyone!

So far we have:

1. The Zeppo
2. Hells Bells
3. Grave (the ending)
4. The Replacement
5. Potential
6. The Pack

Keep em coming!
 
Lets also not forget about "Bewitched, Bewildered, and Bothered" (I guarantee I butchered the name, but you guys know what I mean). That episode was hilarious.
 
for 'grave' it was just a scene, so do you mean just xander-centric episodes or also scenes? i dont think there are many other episodes that are xander-centric, or at least not more than the ones that have been said, but there are other good xander scenes.
 
Well, really either is okay. I'm thinking of getting us started on a character development theme... so even just parts of the episode would be good.

You can never have too many excuses to watch Buffy. So, if we just want to discuss the ending of "Grave" because of the Xander part, then it's just a bonus that we get to watch the whole episode! (And then that probably leads into watching Villians and Two to Go...can't have one without the other!)
 
in that case, there was development of xander in 'prophecy girl', with being rejected by buffy and all. he also did important things in 'entropy', because it was sort of like the aftermath of 'hell's bells'. and not that this is big really, but i always loved his speech to buffy in 'the freshman'. it was like he was the one who put everything back together, and i just generally loved the whole scene, being that it was funny and xander was very sweet.
 
Hmm, would 'First Date' factor in this for anyone?

I mean, its not Xander centric, however he plays a big part in it and its also a small nod back to who Xander was/is in the eyes of the viewqer....a hopeless date.
 
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