Yeah, there are shows that I'd handle like that too. Buffy doesn't happen to be one of them, but I see where you're coming from.

I think I handle it like that because it seems like the show creators do. I mean, they're big old goobs, and it shows in the writing, especially on BtVS. (AtS, there are nods, but more in the offhand reference way than the actually making it onto the screen way.)

It seems that a lot of things I accept as neat genre twists piss people off (including the end of Chosen, with the Slayer Powering), so it could be that my POV is just overtly nerdy.

t struggles to comprehend concept of non-nerd POV

t fails

Narrator, do you have a superkink we should be aware of?

I keep my superkinks to myself, thankyouverymuch.

Does Xander. In a Speedo. Wet. count? Because Narrator's well known for that kind in places of Bronze.

*cough* Well, except maybe one or two.

very much Tom and Jerry.

You misspelled "Itchy and Scratchy."

You misspelled "Itchy and Scratchy."

Feh. I was going for the primary source material (which I'm certain probably isn't, but still.)

Heh. I just think Itchy and Scratchy's perfection of mutilation is much more Spike N Buffy.

Jane Espenson. Gilmore Girls.

I liked. Quite a touching episode, once you got over the urge to kick Taylor in the privates.

I always got a laugh at people saying that Spike N Buffy was so wrong, not realising that That. Was. The. Whole. Point.

Quite a touching episode, once you got over the urge to kick Taylor in the privates.

could you give me some guidance on that? Cause I hate him.

Wait! That was a Jane Espenson episode?

I did like it -- it was touching I almost cried when Luke was putting Dean to bed. Also, at the very end when Rory was watching Dean and Mrs. Dean come out of the church.