I hate when this lists have lots of pages. Sorry. No dice.

PS: It's Hush. It has to be Hush.

Ricardo L. | June 09, 06:16 CET

Quibble: I don't believe that Buffy was dead at the end of "Normal Again" but merely catatonic.

tomg | June 09, 06:37 CET

"Killed by Death" will always be the scariest for me.

Nico-Angel | June 09, 06:57 CET

Silly quibble: "running away from home to work as a waitress at another small town’s diner." If LA is a small town, I'd hate to see their idea of a big city.

DreamRose311 | June 09, 07:06 CET

Quibble III: Gnarl didn't change people's perceptions of reality, right? I think they were trying to refer to Willow's unconscious magic.

rawlsian | June 09, 07:53 CET

And he was only eating the skin, not her actual belly. And that's the weirdest thing I've ever typed on the Internet...

Brett | June 09, 12:40 CET

And the Gentlemen didn't chow down on their victims with impressive chompers, they cut out their hearts with scalpels.

And the Kindestod didn't have an extra set of jaws next to its eyes. It's eyes popped out of it's head on stalks.

The whole thing is full of these errors. As well as grammatical ones.

barboo | June 09, 14:28 CET

Major quibble of mine: The Body does indeed have a supernatural element, Buffy had to dust a vampire in the morgue -- an gross and beautiful example of the fact that your life does not actually stop when you lose a loved one, even though it seems impossible and cruel. The writer of this piece did not strike me as a "true" fan, if I may say so, and I felt some of the episodes chosen were more on the silly side than scary.

Carnelionne | June 10, 01:15 CET