Wednesday, 5 May 2010
10 PM Eastern - 7 PM Pacific
“It’s always sudden.”
Starting now. I might go into side discussions, because this is such a depressing episode…
Yeah, although nothing really gets me until Anya… 
That and when Buffy tells Dawn.
So, the real question: Is Santa real in the Buffyverse, or was this whole sequence a fantasy?
Her makeup was amazing.
CPR doesn’t work on a couch.
She’s cold.
The body is cold?
No my mom.
IRL, the 911 operator would have told her to continue CPR, even if it was too late. It keeps people busy until the paramedics arrive.
goosebumps
I don’t think paramedics are qualified (or at least legally permitted) to declare someone dead. And wouldn’t they have taken her with them anyway?
That’s what I thought too, might have different rules in Sunnydale, the coriners office is real busy there.
Kirstie’s like a Harmony-in-training.
The art teacher really resembles Kristine Sutherland. So creepy.
True, although I’d imagine that they would have rules about leaving people around the recently deceased. :eek:
Michelle Trachtenberg’s best acting of the series.
Why do the depressing episodes bring the best out of the actors?
IIRC, that was their first real onscreen kiss.
Leave it to Joss to bring the girl-on-girl action in the middle of grieving.
Everyone’s got some personal pain to draw on, I’d imagine.
Anya’s so childlike here.