Good article....if you click on the link "celebrity babes" and then on Sarah Michelle Gellars picture there is a nice blurb about her on that site too.

sweet mameloschn | November 01, 07:09 CET

One question, though....why did Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes make this list?

impalergeneral | November 01, 07:20 CET

Aww, that's sweet.

cheryl | November 01, 07:51 CET

There's an Oz/Willow blurb on the bottom of the article too.

geekerjoy34 | November 01, 08:26 CET

Love both the B/A one and the Oz/Wills. Very sweet.

Got a doopy smile at the Beauty and the Beast one too=)

Donna Troy | November 01, 08:48 CET

Call me a nitpicker- but didn't Oz first see Willow in "Inca Mummy Girl" ar some sort of ethnic-fest-dance-thing (for the exchange visitors) not Halloween (as the article claims)? (Which was why she was dressed as adorably as an Eskimo!)

Colors | November 01, 08:50 CET

Yes, I believe that is true. When he see's her walk across the street in Halloween, he says..."Who is THAT girl?" He had already seen her in her Eskimo gear.

cheryl | November 01, 09:01 CET

I've added the Oz and Willow bit to the subject line.

Simon | November 01, 11:22 CET

Disney's Beauty and the Beast? Better than Vincent and Catherine? Pffft.

Xane | November 01, 11:38 CET

Oz/Willow is definitely a favourite. The farewells to "Wild at Heart" and "New Moon Rising" are probably the two scenes in the Buffyverse most likely to make me cry--I, uh, in a, er, manly way, of course. (Oh yeah, and definitely "Inca Mummy Girl." I also love that Xander's costume in that ep was "An Italian pretending to be an American.")

(Okay, and the Angel/Cordy scene in "You're Welcome." And I hate that 'ship.)

I consider Buffy/Angel to be more of a rocketship than a relationship: their consummation and the consequences thereof are what sent the show into the stratosphere.

WilliamTheB | November 01, 11:46 CET

Disney's Beauty and the Beast? Better than Vincent and Catherine? Pffft.

Thank you Xane, I was just coming in to post that very thing. I do have a bit of trouble calling sentient beings monsters, though. I only considered Angelus a monster, not Angel. The rest of the list, YMMV.

Tonya J | November 01, 20:13 CET

Angelus was pretty clearly a sentient being...

Septimus | November 01, 20:19 CET

I was trying to make a distinction between good v. evil.

Hellboy=good
Vincent=good
etc. etc.

Tonya J | November 01, 20:24 CET

"Thank you Xane, I was just coming in to post that very thing. I do have a bit of trouble calling sentient beings monsters, though. I only considered Angelus a monster, not Angel. The rest of the list, YMMV.
Tonya J | November 01, 18:13 CET"

Xander: "But vampires ARE monsters. They make monster movies about them."

Spike: "Well, yeah. Ya got me there."

One of my favorite exchanges.

newcj | November 01, 21:02 CET

I know that I'm a monster. But you treat me like a man, and that's.... Get your stuff, I'll be here

One of my fave Spike lines. And of course there's the monster exemplar, Frankenstein's monster who wasn't evil, just really misunderstood ;).

Saje | November 02, 02:45 CET

Newcj, I absolutely love that exchange as well. Cracks me up every time.

And I just watched Halloween last night and this writer got the Willow/Oz thing all wrong. Did they even watch the show?

And Vincent was not a monster!(stamps foot) He was an intelligent and sensitive guy who just happened to resemble a kitty cat. What?

Don't get me wrong, I love the Disney version as well, but it can't hold a candle (even if it sings and dances) to the Vincent/Catherine one.

Xane | November 02, 03:53 CET

impalergeneral wrote:
I think it may be the only one they got right ;)

anindoorkitty | November 02, 06:44 CET

Along the "not a monster" track, just for nostalgia's sake, I found this dialogue from B&TB:

Hughes: Vincent... what are you?
Vincent: I am only what I am. If you cut me I will bleed. If you strike me, I will strike back. And if you keep me in chains, I will die.

Tonya J | November 02, 07:27 CET