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August 09 2012

15 years after Buffy: she influenced pop culture. A lot. The impact of Buffy on pop culture.

AngelDiva | BtVS | 06:17 CET | 5 comments total | tags: buffy

It was a good read and it's nice seeing my favourite show get love, but did anyone else have a problem with this;

"zero dialogue for the first 27 minutes"

It started with dialogue.

Winchester | August 09, 09:00 CET

There was a vague weakness on the background. A lot of shows had done musical episodes before. The WB was really not known for anything in its first year; maybe the shows were "frilly pink;" I wouldn't know because, like most everyone else, I didn't watch them. And interspecies romances, however biologically ridiculous, were a staple in the Trekverse.

But a decent article over-all.

DaddyCatALSO | August 09, 13:25 CET

The thing that is weird/sad about the references to the WB's original programming is that it was mostly aimed at black audiences. There's something grossly culturally imperialistic/racist about programming focused on white characters taking over and getting praised for that.

cazador | August 09, 22:58 CET

All the netlets(Fox, WB, UPN) started out courting to the black audience and then ditched us when they get hot. :( Well UPN never got hot but thats another story.

eddy | August 10, 00:23 CET

I know it's a sad part of the history of those networks.

Nice UPN burn though :)

cazador | August 10, 00:43 CET

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