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April 10
2010
Cultural Learnings - Buffy Catchup.
Internet critic Myles McNutt begins his cultural catchup project with his first foray into the Buffyverse and weekly reviews.
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Madhatter | April 10, 22:29 CET
Ze Moose | April 10, 23:45 CET
Shey | April 11, 03:44 CET
Really good assessment of the opening episodes. I think the few problems he does have will probably become more of an issue as the first season progresses, as they linger right through. Once season 2 kicks in though, I doubt he would have any issues with production quality or rough edges.
I do slightly disagree with his statement of the show not being about high school, yet at the same time agreeing. I would say that the show as a whole is instead about the transition between being a teenager and becoming an adult, but that high school plays a significant part of that for many years. The high school is essential to the first three seasons, but not the only facet. Will be interesting to see how his thoughts on that issue develop as the series progresses.
Vandelay | April 11, 04:27 CET
Dana5140 | April 11, 04:39 CET
RaisedByMongrels | April 11, 11:56 CET
Intrepid Reporter | April 11, 13:40 CET
Giles_314 | April 11, 13:51 CET
[ edited by KMInfinity on 2010-04-12 01:49 ]
KMInfinity | April 11, 14:30 CET
Beriadanwen | April 11, 16:47 CET
shazzam | April 12, 00:00 CET
embers | April 12, 08:30 CET
Bookmarking now. The reviewer is refreshingly thoughtful.
WhoIsOmega? | April 12, 14:10 CET
SMG was only 19 whe it was filmed and retained more than enough baby fat to look like a dewy sophomore.
And in rterospect, "The Harvest" wasn't that big a menace comapred to "PG" and after
[ edited by DaddyCatALSO on 2010-04-13 01:44 ]
DaddyCatALSO | April 12, 16:29 CET