"What the heck is a Zima?" Wow, way to make us feel old lol It's kinda like alcoholic Sprite. They brought it back, at least temporarily, a few years back. It's probably possible to get it if you're really curious. "Zima Clearmalt is a clear, lightly carbonated alcoholic beverage made and distributed by the Coors Brewing Company or its licensees. Introduced in 1993, it was marketed as an alternative to beer, an example of what is now often referred to as a cooler, with 4.7-5.4% alcohol by volume.[1] Its production in the United States ceased in October 2008, but it was still marketed in Japan[2] until 2021, when sales ended due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic[3] before returning in 2023.[4] On June 2, 2017, MillerCoors announced a limited release of Zima for the U.S. market. It was sold again in the U.S. in the summers of 2017 and 2018, but did not return in 2019." -- Wikipedia
"What the heck is a Zima?" --- It was a clear, carbonated, alcoholic beverage that quickly became super popular, then suddenly faded off the map. It hasn't been available for 20+ years, I think.
That dagger, they sell it as a tourist dagger in turkey lol, it is a really bad blade, I got the exact one, was a gift from my brother when he came home from turkey, then I saw it is in buffy lol.....buffyverse normally stick to Kit Rae wepons, but this one was a 2 usd tourist blade lol
Hey Kass I'd advise after watching the following episode of Buffy to catch up on Angel otherwise you're flirting with major spoilers! Literally after watching the next episode of Buffy watch the next 3 episodes of Angel or there will be major spoilers !
Zima was a lite, lemon-lime flavored alcoholic beverage in the late 90s and early 2000s. I think it was sort of marketed as a beer, but it tasted more like Sprite.
I think the reason this episode is so good is that it really doesn't seem like it is going to be. It seems like it is going to be totally dorky, but it isn't in the end. As for Zima, it was a light weight drink that the majority of people considered lame. Sort of like a wine cooler, only a beer cooler, I guess. If you drank it and you were a man you were considered a wuss. Zima tried hard to make themselves seem cool with their ad campaigns. Too hard. Even women who drank it began to seem lame. So Andrew asking for one infers he is a lame wuss who tries too hard to seem cool. Basically.
Xander: "I've apologized enough." Me: No. You been harsh about the fact that you left her at the alter and she moved on out of solace with someone you don't like. There was never the apology you tell Andrew she deserves. Not until the conversation you have after you say you've apologized. That was your apology.
He left her for probably the best reason you could leave someone at the alter 🤷♂️ its still awful ofc but no where as awful as anya sleeping with someone SHE KNOWS xander hates that borders on spiteful wether it was the intentional or not
@@55titles12 I respectfully disagree. Xander had plenty of time to talk to Anya or someone else in the group (seventeen weeks from the first moment he had cold feet until the _Hells Bells_ episode) about his issues before getting to the alter. Instead, he cast a spell to see if they would have a happy ending that resulted in a musical where people burned to death. If he had talked to someone about not just the cold feet, but the issues behind the cold feet, Stewart Burns would never have been able to get under Xander's skin enough to make Anya's words when Xander proposed true. "You're proposing to me 'cause we're gonna die. And-And you think it's romantic and sexy and-and you know you're not gonna have to go through with it 'cause the world's gonna end." He didn't think about what being married meant. He was doing it for the reasons Anya said in the quote. If he thought about it, and talked to people about his cold feet and issues, Stewart Burns would have been a minor annoyance in an episode that ended happily. And if Anya sleeping with Spike is something to blame Anya for (I don't think it is to blame someone over as Xander left her at the alter, she can be with whoever she wants whether he likes said person or not because it wasn't about him, it was about solace) then he has no excuse when Willow called him out over being with Cordelia. And I defend Xander being with Cordelia because it doesn't matter if Willow hates Cordelia anymore than it matters if Xander hates Spike. Niether does it matter if Willow was never with Xander and Anya was with Xander. Xander and Willow are making each of those moments about themselves and Anya and Xander in these respective moments clearly state it wasn't about Xander hurting Willow or Anya hurting Xander. The moments were about Xander liking Cordelia (until the cheating, but that's a different story) and Anya finding solace after he left her at the alter. I could understand Xander's reasoning if it wasn't at the alter, but he had seventeen weeks, between the first sign of cold feet in _All the Way_ and _Hells Bells._ He should apologize for how he acted in leaving her at the alter when he could have talked to her before the wedding day and how he acted over Anya getting solace. My original comment is about the fact that he says he's apologized like he's done it often ( "I've apologized _enough,"_ ) when he hasn't done it even once.
@Buffy8Fan okay, first of all, I have to say in total seriousness.. I love the passion, truly no sarcasm at all its a great thing about shows like this that bring out all these different perspectives see when it comes how I view things like this in shows I put myself in the person's shoes cause there is rarely an objective "this is right and that is wrong" like there is in say a crime for arguments sake and strictly speaking I think putting myself in anyas shoes there is anger and pain and there is why (which we know) and then putting myself in xanders shoes and actually seeing that on the camera like he did with someone again that SHE KNOWS he hates so soon after the break up... that is a heartbreaking betrayal on another level Now LOGICALLY you make alot of sense ofc tho I don't agree with everything but cmon, with situations like this you simply cannot look at it purely from logic and say "that is how so and so should've acted" (imo cause relationships dont work on logic mostly) I would be very interested to see if you put yourself in their shoes and come away with the same perspective you have and if you do, thats ok btw 🙂
@@55titles12 It's not about who was right and who was wrong. It's about their actions along the way. And as my original comment states Xander hasn't really learned anything if he claims apology's he's never made. He's still doing what his core attitude is all about. Focusing on everyone else's faults and issues to ignore his own. And we've known one of the core issues since his _Restless_ dream: His dad. And now it become an issue to ignore until he left Anya at the alter because Stewart opened the door he tried to keep closed. Doesn't mean how he acts afterwards is OK. Bulling Anya over her having Solace isn't much different than back when he would yell at Buffy over Angelus. The difference is Buffy/Angel was something he could escape after yelling his opinion. Anya is tied to his own issues. So he has nowhere to run. The sooner he deals with his issues the less excuse people can give him for getting involved in other peopl's issues. I understand Xander more than most people do. Ignoring his issues is the key to his character, and if he had dealt with the ones tied to his cold feet earlier than the wedding day I would agree with actions that followed whether it ended happily or not. But Xander having cold feet are why Stewart was able to get under Xander's skin. What Anya was doing wasn't spiteful because it wasn't intentional. Xander made it about himself to ignore his issues. He felt hurt because Anya slept with Spike, but refused to acknowledge she didn't do it in spite and kept saying she did it to hurt him, when it wasn't about him. After bullying her he shouldn't be saying he's "apologized enough" because he hasn't made even one apology for bullying her, let alone leaving her at the alter, which he admits deserves an apology.
@Buffy8Fan that's just not true, he even specifically says knowing full well what he was shown was a fabrication is that's "what it could be" so how is that not him trying to work through his issues? Ofc the timing is hilariously bad and its awful for anya but hello if we're talking about holding people accountable for there actions where is anyas punishment for all she's done? She was human then became a vengeance demon and its even been joked about in the show she would smite men for the same woman over and over and wonder "is it maybe you?" How many lives has she ruined how many people have died because of her all cause of a choice she made cause she was scorned yet this doesn't seem to be acknowledged or analysed anywhere near to the degree xander leaving her at the alter does? If anything its played for laughs? It just doesn't make sense to me to use the meta (us as an all knowing audience) to crucify xander for being human (can't stress enough leaving her at the alter is awful I can't even imagine going through that) even though it wasn't for selfish reasons but give anya a pass for a selfish act like sleeping with spike like I don't get it at all it borders on projection from the viewer at that point imo
I don't see how Anya and Xander could get together again. Despite of what Anya says, there hasn't been a spark between them since Xander left her at the altar and since she slept with Spike. That was the end of their relationship. Their interactions in S7 are boring, it's like the same thing over and over again.
Wdym you wouldn't take xander back if you were anya as if he's the one that really done the wrong he was worried he'd end up like his father where as anya had sex with spike not long after she'd be lucky to have him want her back 😅 from his pov he left her at the alter to save her pain
If Xander had been upfront with his insecurities, he would've saved her the pain of being dumped in front of all the people attending the wedding. Don't tell me that Xander was doing the right thing, when he could've easily done it weeks earlier. As for Anya, after someone has been dumped they have no obligation to remain celebate
@colleenmarin8907 just do me a favour...go ahead and put yourself in xanders shoes like seriously cause from where I stand he left anya at the alter (awful btw I couldn't imagine the pain that causes) for selfless not selfish reasons he loves anya this hurts him too and then not long after he sees her on camera sleeping with someone he hates someone she knows he hates with his friends all around also let's not pretend anya is some innocent even though her being a vengeance demon is played for laughs she was human chose to be that and destroyed countless lives she's hardly some innocent angel cmon on now lol
@@55titles12 If Xander was truly selfless, he would've stopped the wedding before it started. He had doubts and concerns that he chose not to voice until it was too late. Xander dated Anya knowing she had been a vengeance demon and he proposed to her with that knowledge. Anya had sex with Spike while she was a demon, without consenting to be filmed or broadcast. Xander is not a victim here
@colleenmarin8907 omg we're talking about consent whilst she was having sex in a store where cameras are for security purposes that's just beyond crazy and it's irrelevant anyway we know she CLEARLY consented like yeah naa I'm out like cmon man Edit: my bad the consent part was obv about the camera not the actual sex however still irrelevant she works there she knows it's there lol
No, they weren't security cameras, it was a hidden camera that had been put there by the Trio without her knowledge. She had no way to know she would be filmed.
I thought Storyteller was a very similar episode to Superstar back in S4 where Jonathan was featured. This time it is Andrew being ultra irritating, setting himself up doing a type of documentary on the group. While quite funny, the vlogging is so annoying for the rest of the group. Funny at the start when Anya confronts Andrew in the bathroom. Andrew sticking his camcorder everywhere is really annoying Buffy now. It is strange that the writers continued with the character of Andrew as opposed to Jonathan who probably would have been a better fit to be a final part of the group. A funny scene too when Andrew enters the living room with Willow and Kennedy kissing, but features on the window Xander replaced. Another interesting scene when Andrew is interviewing Xander and Anya, and starts asking personal questions. When Wood touches the seal he changes, we can see the evil has influenced him calling Buffy a 'filthy whore'. The power of The Hellmouth growing again now with some of the students being totally overcome by its power, some good fight scenes with these. Best scene of the episode is when Buffy confronts Andrew at the end over the Hellmouth. She forces him to cry over the seal which seems to work. A great exchange at the end when he says 'what if the tears didn't work', Buffy does not answer. All in all an interesting episode, but far better to come in the closing episodes of S7.
I agree that Jonathan would have been a better addition to the group, but he would have been Xander 2.0 without the misogyny. Andrew's confession about wanting to die gives us the clue that he and Jonathan were in the same therapy group Jonathan noted at the end of "Superstar".
Season 6 storylines messed up every storyline beyond compare. All of these season 7 storylines, trying to repair the damage, feels forced and falls flat.
Yea Andrew finally admitting what he did was a great scene.
This episode is so silly and fun, yet it gets serious in the end. Love it!
like others said, this is one of my fave eps. I also really really love the "we are as gods" scenes.
This is one of my top favorite episodes - love Andrew because of this one
This episode predicted vlogging.
One of my top favorite episodes. It always makes me smile.
Kass is too young to know what Zima is. I feel so old now. 😂
"What the heck is a Zima?"
Wow, way to make us feel old lol
It's kinda like alcoholic Sprite. They brought it back, at least temporarily, a few years back. It's probably possible to get it if you're really curious.
"Zima Clearmalt is a clear, lightly carbonated alcoholic beverage made and distributed by the Coors Brewing Company or its licensees. Introduced in 1993, it was marketed as an alternative to beer, an example of what is now often referred to as a cooler, with 4.7-5.4% alcohol by volume.[1] Its production in the United States ceased in October 2008, but it was still marketed in Japan[2] until 2021, when sales ended due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic[3] before returning in 2023.[4] On June 2, 2017, MillerCoors announced a limited release of Zima for the U.S. market. It was sold again in the U.S. in the summers of 2017 and 2018, but did not return in 2019." -- Wikipedia
Yep, I felt old when she said that too! lol
I laughed way longer than I should have.
@@agnawkneemoose6373 same
It was the Mike's Hard Lemonade/Smirnoff Ice of the 90s
To be fair I didn't know what a Zima was either. Then again I don't think we had it here in the UK.
I honestly thought you wouldnt like this one. Happy to be wrong, I adore this episode
Andrew is embellishing the truth, its not meant to be this confusing
Xander and Anya, once again, proving that they just cannot properly communicate with each other
I was worried you'd think this was a "filler episode." Boy, was I wrong!
Fun little fact: Jane Espenson, the writer of this episode, also came up with the name Zima.
What do you mean, she worked for the company?
@@nathanielbacon2661
She worked for Lexicon Branding. Iirc, she talks about this on the DVD commentary. Zima is Russian for winter.
Great episode. Tom Lenk is an excellent actor
"What the heck is a Zima?" --- It was a clear, carbonated, alcoholic beverage that quickly became super popular, then suddenly faded off the map. It hasn't been available for 20+ years, I think.
Zima was a beer from the 90s. It was clear and looked like a Sprite. If a male drank a Zima he was teased for being gay.
When the irony is that even my gay male friends wouldn't drink Zima!
That's funny. I don't know anybody that actually had a Zima. I'm glad the world is moving in a better direction.
Andrew makes me cry
“What the heck is a Zima” 😂😂😂
That dagger, they sell it as a tourist dagger in turkey lol, it is a really bad blade, I got the exact one, was a gift from my brother when he came home from turkey, then I saw it is in buffy lol.....buffyverse normally stick to Kit Rae wepons, but this one was a 2 usd tourist blade lol
Zima was like White claw for the 90s
Hey Kass I'd advise after watching the following episode of Buffy to catch up on Angel otherwise you're flirting with major spoilers! Literally after watching the next episode of Buffy watch the next 3 episodes of Angel or there will be major spoilers !
Youre getting to the end and I'm already so damn sadddddd 😢
Zima was a lite, lemon-lime flavored alcoholic beverage in the late 90s and early 2000s. I think it was sort of marketed as a beer, but it tasted more like Sprite.
Looking forward to you seeing the Friendly Giant episode, next. (this'll make sense to Canadian viewers)
Most of this episode focused on Andrew and the choices he made
Are you following a guide? It seems to me that you really need to catch up on Angel before going much farther on Buffy.
Who thinks every reactor should have a kitten?
Zima was the White Claw of that time period, but mostly underage drinking
Zima was the original White Claw.
I think the reason this episode is so good is that it really doesn't seem like it is going to be. It seems like it is going to be totally dorky, but it isn't in the end. As for Zima, it was a light weight drink that the majority of people considered lame. Sort of like a wine cooler, only a beer cooler, I guess. If you drank it and you were a man you were considered a wuss. Zima tried hard to make themselves seem cool with their ad campaigns. Too hard. Even women who drank it began to seem lame. So Andrew asking for one infers he is a lame wuss who tries too hard to seem cool. Basically.
Zima is a wine cooler it's really tasty like sprite but not really like like sprite but alcohollly like refreshing to drink
Xander: "I've apologized enough."
Me: No. You been harsh about the fact that you left her at the alter and she moved on out of solace with someone you don't like. There was never the apology you tell Andrew she deserves. Not until the conversation you have after you say you've apologized. That was your apology.
He left her for probably the best reason you could leave someone at the alter 🤷♂️ its still awful ofc but no where as awful as anya sleeping with someone SHE KNOWS xander hates that borders on spiteful wether it was the intentional or not
@@55titles12 I respectfully disagree.
Xander had plenty of time to talk to Anya or someone else in the group (seventeen weeks from the first moment he had cold feet until the _Hells Bells_ episode) about his issues before getting to the alter. Instead, he cast a spell to see if they would have a happy ending that resulted in a musical where people burned to death. If he had talked to someone about not just the cold feet, but the issues behind the cold feet, Stewart Burns would never have been able to get under Xander's skin enough to make Anya's words when Xander proposed true. "You're proposing to me 'cause we're gonna die. And-And you think it's romantic and sexy and-and you know you're not gonna have to go through with it 'cause the world's gonna end." He didn't think about what being married meant. He was doing it for the reasons Anya said in the quote. If he thought about it, and talked to people about his cold feet and issues, Stewart Burns would have been a minor annoyance in an episode that ended happily.
And if Anya sleeping with Spike is something to blame Anya for (I don't think it is to blame someone over as Xander left her at the alter, she can be with whoever she wants whether he likes said person or not because it wasn't about him, it was about solace) then he has no excuse when Willow called him out over being with Cordelia. And I defend Xander being with Cordelia because it doesn't matter if Willow hates Cordelia anymore than it matters if Xander hates Spike. Niether does it matter if Willow was never with Xander and Anya was with Xander. Xander and Willow are making each of those moments about themselves and Anya and Xander in these respective moments clearly state it wasn't about Xander hurting Willow or Anya hurting Xander. The moments were about Xander liking Cordelia (until the cheating, but that's a different story) and Anya finding solace after he left her at the alter.
I could understand Xander's reasoning if it wasn't at the alter, but he had seventeen weeks, between the first sign of cold feet in _All the Way_ and _Hells Bells._ He should apologize for how he acted in leaving her at the alter when he could have talked to her before the wedding day and how he acted over Anya getting solace. My original comment is about the fact that he says he's apologized like he's done it often ( "I've apologized _enough,"_ ) when he hasn't done it even once.
@Buffy8Fan okay, first of all, I have to say in total seriousness.. I love the passion, truly no sarcasm at all its a great thing about shows like this that bring out all these different perspectives
see when it comes how I view things like this in shows I put myself in the person's shoes cause there is rarely an objective "this is right and that is wrong" like there is in say a crime for arguments sake and strictly speaking I think putting myself in anyas shoes there is anger and pain and there is why (which we know) and then putting myself in xanders shoes and actually seeing that on the camera like he did with someone again that SHE KNOWS he hates so soon after the break up... that is a heartbreaking betrayal on another level
Now LOGICALLY you make alot of sense ofc tho I don't agree with everything but cmon, with situations like this you simply cannot look at it purely from logic and say "that is how so and so should've acted" (imo cause relationships dont work on logic mostly)
I would be very interested to see if you put yourself in their shoes and come away with the same perspective you have and if you do, thats ok btw 🙂
@@55titles12 It's not about who was right and who was wrong. It's about their actions along the way. And as my original comment states Xander hasn't really learned anything if he claims apology's he's never made. He's still doing what his core attitude is all about. Focusing on everyone else's faults and issues to ignore his own. And we've known one of the core issues since his _Restless_ dream: His dad. And now it become an issue to ignore until he left Anya at the alter because Stewart opened the door he tried to keep closed. Doesn't mean how he acts afterwards is OK. Bulling Anya over her having Solace isn't much different than back when he would yell at Buffy over Angelus. The difference is Buffy/Angel was something he could escape after yelling his opinion. Anya is tied to his own issues. So he has nowhere to run. The sooner he deals with his issues the less excuse people can give him for getting involved in other peopl's issues.
I understand Xander more than most people do. Ignoring his issues is the key to his character, and if he had dealt with the ones tied to his cold feet earlier than the wedding day I would agree with actions that followed whether it ended happily or not. But Xander having cold feet are why Stewart was able to get under Xander's skin.
What Anya was doing wasn't spiteful because it wasn't intentional. Xander made it about himself to ignore his issues. He felt hurt because Anya slept with Spike, but refused to acknowledge she didn't do it in spite and kept saying she did it to hurt him, when it wasn't about him. After bullying her he shouldn't be saying he's "apologized enough" because he hasn't made even one apology for bullying her, let alone leaving her at the alter, which he admits deserves an apology.
@Buffy8Fan that's just not true, he even specifically says knowing full well what he was shown was a fabrication is that's "what it could be" so how is that not him trying to work through his issues? Ofc the timing is hilariously bad and its awful for anya but hello if we're talking about holding people accountable for there actions where is anyas punishment for all she's done?
She was human then became a vengeance demon and its even been joked about in the show she would smite men for the same woman over and over and wonder "is it maybe you?" How many lives has she ruined how many people have died because of her all cause of a choice she made cause she was scorned yet this doesn't seem to be acknowledged or analysed anywhere near to the degree xander leaving her at the alter does? If anything its played for laughs?
It just doesn't make sense to me to use the meta (us as an all knowing audience) to crucify xander for being human (can't stress enough leaving her at the alter is awful I can't even imagine going through that) even though it wasn't for selfish reasons but give anya a pass for a selfish act like sleeping with spike like I don't get it at all it borders on projection from the viewer at that point imo
I love Barbie the cheerleader the vampire slayer . 😀
"What the heck is a Zima" LMAO. Freaking millennials Also, I love this episode, one of my favorites of season 7
I'm an old millennial which means I was drinking Zimas in high school 😅 don't tell my parents!
I don't see how Anya and Xander could get together again. Despite of what Anya says, there hasn't been a spark between them since Xander left her at the altar and since she slept with Spike. That was the end of their relationship. Their interactions in S7 are boring, it's like the same thing over and over again.
The storylines of season 7 are nothing more than an apology tour for how much damage they did in season 6.
Zima:
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O you kids these days do not know of the horrid taste of ZIma.
Sarah is do cute
No, it wasn't an "accident." Man, you have the worst memory of any Buffy reactor I've ever seen.
she doesn't pay that much attention, she misses a whole lot of stuff
I'm not a fan of the Trio-heavy episodes. I find the Trio annoying and cardboard-like.
Look. Your kitten is adorable but maybe put it in another room when you’re doing your reactions? You get so distracted when explaining things.
She’s not
Ugh, FINALLY those of us following the watch order can watch the backlog of angel episodes
Wdym you wouldn't take xander back if you were anya as if he's the one that really done the wrong he was worried he'd end up like his father where as anya had sex with spike not long after she'd be lucky to have him want her back 😅 from his pov he left her at the alter to save her pain
If Xander had been upfront with his insecurities, he would've saved her the pain of being dumped in front of all the people attending the wedding. Don't tell me that Xander was doing the right thing, when he could've easily done it weeks earlier. As for Anya, after someone has been dumped they have no obligation to remain celebate
@colleenmarin8907 just do me a favour...go ahead and put yourself in xanders shoes like seriously cause from where I stand he left anya at the alter (awful btw I couldn't imagine the pain that causes) for selfless not selfish reasons he loves anya this hurts him too and then not long after he sees her on camera sleeping with someone he hates someone she knows he hates with his friends all around also let's not pretend anya is some innocent even though her being a vengeance demon is played for laughs she was human chose to be that and destroyed countless lives she's hardly some innocent angel cmon on now lol
@@55titles12 If Xander was truly selfless, he would've stopped the wedding before it started. He had doubts and concerns that he chose not to voice until it was too late. Xander dated Anya knowing she had been a vengeance demon and he proposed to her with that knowledge. Anya had sex with Spike while she was a demon, without consenting to be filmed or broadcast. Xander is not a victim here
@colleenmarin8907 omg we're talking about consent whilst she was having sex in a store where cameras are for security purposes that's just beyond crazy and it's irrelevant anyway we know she CLEARLY consented like yeah naa I'm out like cmon man
Edit: my bad the consent part was obv about the camera not the actual sex however still irrelevant she works there she knows it's there lol
No, they weren't security cameras, it was a hidden camera that had been put there by the Trio without her knowledge. She had no way to know she would be filmed.
I thought Storyteller was a very similar episode to Superstar back in S4 where Jonathan was featured. This time it is Andrew being ultra irritating, setting himself up doing a type of documentary on the group. While quite funny, the vlogging is so annoying for the rest of the group. Funny at the start when Anya confronts Andrew in the bathroom. Andrew sticking his camcorder everywhere is really annoying Buffy now. It is strange that the writers continued with the character of Andrew as opposed to Jonathan who probably would have been a better fit to be a final part of the group. A funny scene too when Andrew enters the living room with Willow and Kennedy kissing, but features on the window Xander replaced. Another interesting scene when Andrew is interviewing Xander and Anya, and starts asking personal questions. When Wood touches the seal he changes, we can see the evil has influenced him calling Buffy a 'filthy whore'. The power of The Hellmouth growing again now with some of the students being totally overcome by its power, some good fight scenes with these. Best scene of the episode is when Buffy confronts Andrew at the end over the Hellmouth. She forces him to cry over the seal which seems to work. A great exchange at the end when he says 'what if the tears didn't work', Buffy does not answer. All in all an interesting episode, but far better to come in the closing episodes of S7.
I agree that Jonathan would have been a better addition to the group, but he would have been Xander 2.0 without the misogyny. Andrew's confession about wanting to die gives us the clue that he and Jonathan were in the same therapy group Jonathan noted at the end of "Superstar".
Anya is tainted forever, she had spike cream her insides lol, Xander should never be with her again imho
Season 6 storylines messed up every storyline beyond compare. All of these season 7 storylines, trying to repair the damage, feels forced and falls flat.
Ugh I hate this episode😩 got to be the worst of the series
to each his own. I think it's one of the best of season 7, I always look forward to rewatching it
@@Nexusofgeek Same.