February 05 2003
'The Killer In Me' reviewed at ScoopMe!.
But what did you think of last night's episode?
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The Spike thing did deserve it's own episode all to itself,especially with the Initiative showing up. And, they still haven't answered all the big questions about Giles.
There's so much to cover before it's all over, I'm afraid I'll be cheated out of something I guess. But then, I'm obsessed with the show, so my opinion may not count!
Scuse me, I have to go take my meds now!
lisi | February 05, 20:10 CET
Or was it due to government cutbacks that it was never filled in the first place? Bit lame, anyway.
Mildly enjoyable, but I think we could have done without this filler episode. Angel was much better.
barry | February 05, 20:19 CET
Hated every single moment that Kennedy was on screen. I was neutral to the whole Willow/Kennedy thing until this week; now it makes me break out in hives. My loathing for that girl knows no bounds. (A friend of mine noted that Kennedy and the leader of the coven had a lot more chemistry than Kennedy and Willow. So. very. true. Can't we hook them up instead?)
I wish the Anya/Dawn/Andrew/Xander gang had gotten more screen time, and MORE GILES PLEASE! And I thought his line about not touching the girls was funny and in character - Giles is always sardonic when he's been surprised.
wren | February 06, 00:49 CET
Also, geez, I thought Amy was the First when I was watching it. Maybe I'm just slow or something, or it wasn't made clear enough.
zixyer | February 06, 01:09 CET
I didn't like the kiss at the end though. Way too convient, trying to get Willow to move on. Like, now its okay for her to be with another girl.
Yeah, I kind of thought that Amy was the First also. It would make sense, her trying to off Kennedy and all. But then they would have had to explain how Amy died.
faith21 | February 06, 01:27 CET
The initiative scenes were creepy and nonsensical in ways that didn't bother me. Good setup for Spike-Buffy continuing development. The Giles dilemma is still up in the air, but at least someone noticed that he's been strange. I'm not buying Kennedy and Willow -- it seems really strained -- and Amy's reappearance seems unnecessary, distracting, and poorly motivated.
That said, I liked the episode overall. I really enjoy Andrew's character, as much of a dork as that makes me. They have enough plates in the air that I'm hoping for no new random developments until they've worked a few things out. Yay creepy principal date!
blissbat | February 06, 03:09 CET