ReWatchable: A TV Re-Watch Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

The Matrix: Resurrections pulls the ReWatchable panel back into the fold for one last ride with the original crew. Although everything seems slightly the same, this meta retelling of the series offers something new for everyone. Leaning into the film took a bit of effort at the start, but the film still laid the groundwork for another discussion of the larger themes of the piece from Lana Wachowski. Join us as we ask the big questions, such as: Did this movie need to be made? Did we enjoy it? Did Keanu make another joke?!

Fun Facts

• Natalie’s hair cannot get short enough, Karen has a car (and a lot of additional responsibility), and Kendra literally entered the Mirrorverse with Spider-Man.
• As a reminder: we are no longer found on Hypable – we are now on Subjectify Media! Read all about it in our relaunch article: Reintroducing ReWatchable: And our next round is… – Subjectify Media
• Overall impressions
• Did this movie need to be made?
• Kendra’s Kontemplations from the movie theater seat
• Keanu’s did not make a joke (Brittany determines this while writing the show notes)
• Let’s discuss the motive behind making this movie
• Did this movie serve every audience member?
• Yes, update those CGI graphics!!
• There is a new The One, what do we think of our lead?
• Everyone finally has a sensible Matrix outfit
• Neo is removed from the Matrix and it takes a bit for us to get into the film and sort out what exactly is going on
• Meta seems like a bad descriptor (thanks, Zuckerberg), but we did enjoy bits of the meta of it all
• Sense8 is all over the place, stay tuned for us to point them out
• Welcome Jonathan Groff (we love you so much)
• What did we think of the changes in Agent Smith here?
• We don’t know the whole story about bringing back Morpheus 1.0, but we like Morpheus 2.0 
• The Choice is there, but is it really? 
• Tweaking the code got rid of some of the elements that were bothersome from the original trilogy
• Following the White Rabbit
• Going from a phone call to Zoom – an excellent description of the Matrix upgrade
• Ladies and gentleman, Neo Unplugged
• Meet a new generation of characters
• We’re going back to Io
• “You never appreciated our relationship”
• The biggest question: Is this a love story?
• At the heart of the story is Trinity, is that a good thing?
• Would you prefer to be in the pod? (Not this pod because the answer is obviously, yes)
• Unlike this episode, the movie has some after credits scenes

This episode’s panel included all superfans: Karen Rought, Kendra Cleary, Natalie Fisher, and one panelist who saw it but didn’t show up: Brittany Lovely.

ReWatchable: A TV Re-Watch Podcast is dedicated to rewatching completed cult classic or unjustly cancelled TV shows with a team of both superfans and newbies. Join us for analysis, commentaries, character discussions, and more for each show we choose to tackle.

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Happy Holidays from ReWatchable! Our hosts have once again come together to celebrate with another holiday special. This time we watch the legendary Sandra Bullock try to untangle herself from the she-said, she-said lie of While You Were Sleeping. Despite the fact that the plot that could have easily been resolved very quickly with no fallout several times throughout this movie, we find ourselves tangled up in enough of the delightful antics to discuss whether Bill Pullman holds his own against Sandy, debate whose lie is worse (Lucy Moderatz or Joe Fox), and whether we appreciate public demonstrations of love or not. 

Before we get into the episode notes, if you are a ReWatchable fan from way back, we have some exciting Subjectify content for you! Natalie Fisher spoke with our dear friend Giles, Anthony Head, about his new project The Canterville Ghost and more!

Read Part One and Part Two of our Anthony Head interview here!

Fun Facts: Favorite Christmas Episodes

• Ariana: Downton Abbey season 2 Christmas Special, runner up The Mindy Project Christmas Party Sex Trap
• Brittany: A Muppet Family Christmas (1987)
• Cass: The X-Files “How the Ghosts Stole Christmas”
• Natalie: Ted Lasso “Carol of the Bells”

While You Were Sleeping

• It is frightening how easily this movie could be recast as a thriller
• Lucy is all alone in this world, but does Sandra Bullock pull it off?
• Is she giving off millennial vibes before they really existed?
• What was the audience reception of this movie vs how we see it?
• Let’s unpack the trope of perpetuating the lie by just not correcting the narrative to the truth
• This could be easily resolved!
• Thank goodness for Jack who is here to poke holes in her story. But why is he doing it?
• It’s a family affair!
• Godfather Saul, why are you encouraging this? If we were Saul what would we do?
• Bill Pullman, our leading man, shows up a third of the way in the movie
• What do we think of Pullman as a leading man? (Brittany vouches for the hot dad in Casper)
• Let’s rank the best people to play opposite Sandra Bullock
• Moving on from one brother, let’s talk about sleepy Peter
• Conscious Peter is…. Well… awake
• The wedding happens and she leaves, that’s it, that’s the scene
• Actually, wait, this scene is actually ridiculous and we need to talk about it. HE HAS AN IV IN HIS ARM
• Jack proposes because why not?
• Were there any behind the scenes conversations about this between the family members? Probably not, Saul handled it.
• Public proposals - huge no
• Narration book ends this film - love it or hate it?
• Side characters - Joe Jr, Jerry, and the orderly Rick Worthy
• While You Were Sleeping vs Practical Magic - rate the Bullock performance!
• In terms of cinematography, this is a very grey movie
• While You Were Sleeping vs You've Got Mail - rate the lie!
• The stakes of Lucy’s lie are so much larger, but easier to get out of it
• Favorite scenes
• Favorite lines

This week’s superfans are: Brittany Lovely, Cass Cooper, and Ariana Quiñónez.

This week's newbie is: Natalie Fisher.

ReWatchable: A TV Re-Watch Podcast is dedicated to rewatching completed cult classic or unjustly cancelled TV shows with a team of both superfans and newbies. Join us for analysis, commentaries, character discussions, and more for each show we choose to tackle.

During our rewatches, we stay spoiler-free for our discussions on an episode-to-episode base, to give our newbie hosts and listeners a chance to discover things fresh! We ask that listeners also don’t discuss any spoilers for the shows we’re watching ahead of that episode’s discussion in their feedback to us or on our social media.

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The ReWatchable hosts take the mound one last time to discuss the series finale, Pitch season 1, episode 10, "Don't Say It."

Superfans: Danielle and Ariana
Newbies: Kendra and Natalie

Fun Facts: Kendra went slacklining! She is very, very cool. Natalie completed her front garden, and is making the world better a little piece at a time. Ariana made a Chrissy Teigen crepe (it was quite ugly, but very delicious), and Danielle took a social distancing drive down a generally busy but now eerily quiet downtown Chicago.

Pitch season 1, episode 10, "Don’t Say It"

- Mike is back in the clubhouse! He doesn’t exactly get the warmest of welcomes, but Sonny did try and do his part to get the slow clap going.
- Bachelor Mike has to confess to Blip that Chicago did not accept his rose, but Blip is going through his own problems right now and is not here for Mike’s mess.
- Mike and Ginny decide they don’t need to talk about last night, so they don’t, but the SUBTEXT is screaming that they have some *ehem* unresolved stuff to work through.
- Sometimes it’s nice when people play the guitar, but sometimes it’s cringey— like when a billionaire mogul performs in a coffee shop...
- Mike’s ex-wife knows what she is doing and frankly it’s not cute.
- Al tells Mike he doesn’t want The New Girl deep down, he wants the girl that’s always been there, but Mike is dumb and doesn’t realize this is just a metaphor.
- Evelyn wants more out of life and we support her in spirit but still think a restaurant isn’t the greatest idea in this economy.
- Blip is tired of being everyone’s backup guy, and he is VERY tired of Mike being a sulky baby.
- Screwgies is a terrible idea but from a production standpoint it would at least give us a standing set.
- Ginny is really nice to her stealing brother, and really mean to Amelia (who maybe had it coming, but not like this!)
- Ginny is the center of Amelia’s world, which is deeply sad because it’s not reciprocated.
- We have some VERY strong feeling about whether or not Ginny should have been pulled from her no-hitter game. Multiple hearts are broken.
- Favorite scenes
- Favorite lines

Make sure to join the ReWatchable ReWinders group on Facebook and chat with us about all sorts of fun ReWatchable-related things!

Oh and hey! ReWatchable is on Spotify now!

Listener Feedback:
- This episode ran long, so we are going to read through the feedback on our Pitch series wrap up!

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Join ReWatchable as we discuss Buffy 7x15, "Get it Done," and 7x16, "Storyteller."

Superfans: Karen and Natalie
Newbies: Kristen and Mitch

Fun Facts:

Mitch watched 2 I Know What You Did Last Summers and enjoyed seeing SMG in something non-Buffy. Karen has been watching all sorts of old movies, but particularly Sidney Poitier's back catalog. Kristen is thoroughly charmed by a red carpet picture of Kristen Bell and David Harbour. Natalie will be in NYC for Avengers: Infinity War and Karen is now making plans to try and join her.

Buffy season 7, episode 15, "Get it Done":
-Synopsis
-Miranda/Chloe commits suicide and Mitch's childhood is sobbing hysterically.
-Kennedy gets a bit of a reality check when she sees what happened.
-Spike's jacket is from Principal Wood's mother, AKA a former slayer and Principal Wood makes a comment about it that is a really nice throwback.
-Kristen doesn't think Spike has put two and two together yet, but it's only a matter of time and enough heavy handed hints.
-D'Hoffryn is hunting Anya.
-Buffy makes a vicious speech to the entire group and it seemed slightly out of character, honestly.
-Karen defends Buffy's hopeless attempt to pump up the troops because she's worn down and maybe just lost her filter in those moments.
-Enter the emergency kit with an "impossible to open" lock.
-So much Slayer lore talk!
-Where in the world is Watcher Rupert Giles? (sung to the Where in the World is Carmen San Diego theme song)
-Willow spooks Kennedy when she steals a bit of energy from her for the portal spell.
-Willow makes a strange joke about being the one to bring Buffy back, and it reminds us of all the complexity of the first time she brought Buffy back.
-More Slayer lore talk...especially about the origins of the first slayer.
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Buffy season 7, episode 16, "Storyteller":
-Synopsis
-First we get Natalie's general thoughts about this episode
-Was this episode too light-hearted about some truly dark happenings? (AKA exploding student?!)
-Karen loves the Andrew-ness of this episode.
-Andrew has a very active imagination and we enjoyed the dancing in the field.
-We debate the integrity of Andrew. Where do his allegiances truly lie now?
-We feel like the sole remaining Trio member has a greater purpose.
-In the end, Andrew admits to himself and Buffy that he did some truly evil things and we aren't sure how we feel about it.
-Xander and Anya have sex. Wait, what?
-Is this closure for them or just another development?
-Spike vs. Principal Wood: Who should we cheer for? Will there be an ultimate confrontation?
-Defending Spike: the Rewatchable story. Lol.
-We discuss the joking manner in which Andrew's sexuality is addressed.
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Listener Feedback:
-It's never easy to pace yourself when you just want to binge-watch.
-How I Met Your Mother would be a really fun round of Rewatchable.
-Not nearly 2019, but May of 2018 will see us finishing Buffy and Angel
-A viewer proposes another place to see David Boreanaz play evil.

Mitch's Musings/Kristen's Kontemplations:
-Angel season 4, episode 13, "Salvage"
-Angel season 4, episode 14, "Release"

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Join ReWatchable as we discuss Buffy 7x14, "First Date," and Angel 4x12, "Calvary."

Superfans: Caitlin and Maj
Newbies: Brittany and Ariana

Fun Facts:
Brittany is stressing about playoff football (along with Caitlin). Ariana has been watching Kevin Probably Saves the World and finds it delightful. A wild Amy Aker appears and Ariana is back to working at Wolfram and Hart! Happy Anniversary, Maj! One year here, forever in our hearts. Caitlin's fun fact is not so fun since she is teaching an 8:00 a.m. class.

Buffy season 7, episode 14, "First Date":
-Synopsis
-Ariana is not impressed with how this episode downplayed the events of last week
-Giles' flippant behavior is getting out of hand
-"You didn't even call."
-How serious is the First?
-Ashanti in her prime makes it to Buffy!
-"There is no way Ashanti would got out with Xander."
-What are they doing to these characters in season 7?
-These series are going to intersect. Right?
-Is the First rallying troops in Los Angeles?
-Andrew is trying! But can we trust his motives?
-Principal HOTTIE is so uncomfortable
-Did they stretch out the Principal Wood reveal too long?
-SPIKE KILLED NIKKI WOOD
-Is there a comic for this?
-The First makes itself known to Wood and gives him some insight
-James Marsters is doing a great job as soulful Spike
-Spike in puberty versus Spike at 40 -- EXCELLENT
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Angel season 4, episode 12, "Calvary":
-Synopsis
-Let's name check this episode for a hot second
-"An experience of intense mental suffering"
-Brittany finally gets to talk about Angelus
-What a great villain. WHAT A GREAT VILLAIN.
-Angel is actually observant, but maybe he isn't willing to use everything he knows
-Angel needs to actively work on being good; it's not in his nature
-"I need that on a pillow."
-The soul is missing: DUN DUN DUN
-Gunn and Fred break up -- angry, sad, happy, all the emotions
-Stick to your guns, Gunn
-Lilah has been a JOURNEY
-"He does love a convent."
-Fred's character has taken a few steps backwards. Where is her agency?
-Wes continues to be the worst
-DB is a great actor. Such a great actor.
-Was the spell actually just to trick Lorne?
-Cordelia who? Can anyone catch on?
-So much science questioning, not enough time
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Listener Feedback:
-We saw this Wood thing coming from a mile away. Well, part of it anyway.

Ariana's Assumptions/Brittany's Brainstorms:
-Buffy season 7, episode 15, "Get It Done"
-Buffy season 7, episode 16, "Storyteller"

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Join ReWatchable as we discuss Buffy 7x13, "The Killer in Me," and Angel 4x11, "Soulless."

Superfans: Karen and Natalie
Newbies: Kristen and Mitch

Fun Facts:
Mitch gets us on a Glee tangent as he rewatches the West Side Story episode while we podcast tonight. Natalie is listening to her entire CD library and is having a few Glee feelings as well. Kristen mainlined The Crown while Karen was away for Christmas and is having major Claire Foy feelings. Karen watched the first two episodes of Black Mirror and was beyond impressed with them, especially when it comes to the aspect ratio details.

Buffy season 7, episode 13, "The Killer In Me":
-Synopsis
-Mitch gives us his first impressions of Rat Amy's return.
-Kennedy the manipulator.
-Willow may have needed a little push to get back out into the world.
-Imagine if you found yourself in the body of someone you had wronged. Talk about freaky.
-Rat Amy returns!
-Amy is not the hero, but has a little bit of justification for her actions. Just a little.
-Giles is ALIVE! A true shock.
-If it was First!Giles, does he have superquads or something or does sitting on the table not count as touching things?
-Poor Spike is in some serious pain thanks to the malfunctioning chip in his head.
-The newbies put in their predictions for what we think Buffy's going to do about the chip.
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Angel season 4, episode 11, "Soulless":
-Synopsis
-Fun fact: Sean Astin, aka Samwise Gamgee, aka Bob from Stranger Things, directed this episode.
-Cordy's character has been reduced to who she sleeps with and we are not okay with it.
-Every time Connor enters a scene everything comes to a grinding halt. Ugh.
-Angelus is awful/awesome and we love seeing how he affects everyone... on a story level.
-Did Cordy ever intend to fufill her end of the bargain with Angelus? Or was she in full manipulation mode the whole time?
-Gunn walks in on Wes and Fred post-kiss and Natalie is totally done with all of them.
-Kristen gives us her pretty interesting theory as to who stole Angel's soul.
-And then Mitch gives his crack theory as well.
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Listener Feedback:
-Some complaints about the "dream" from last episode.
-"Apocalypse Nowish" may have been a terrible episode, but it made for some great podcasting.
-An interesting question about Dawn and her potential to be a slayer with her complicated origins
-Wow, Lucas. Just wow.
-We are both excited and a little bit sad about the end of Buffy and Angel, too.

Mitch's Musings/Kristen's Kontemplations:
-Buffy season 7, episode 14, "First Date"
-Angel season 4, episode 12, "Cavalry"

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Join ReWatchable as we discuss Angel 4x09, "Long Day's Journey," and Angel 4x10, "Awakening."

Superfans: Caitlin and Maj
Newbies: Brittany and Ariana

Fun Facts:
Ariana has been rewatching season 1 to feel better about Angel. She highly recommends it with a special shoutout for "To Shanshu in L.A." So many Angel and Cordelia feelings. Brittany is STILL celebrating Christmas. Maj has some hockey on in the background. And Caitlin works so much all the time and might work some more!

Angel season 4, episode 9, "Long Day's Journey:"
-Synopsis
-BRITTANY'S TIME HAS COME! [praise hands, crying emoji, heart eyes emoji]
-Can we redeem Connor at this point?
-Is it the right time to bring Angelus back?
-Just get over it -- not a thing that should be said to Angel
-Cordelia feels remorse at all the wrong times
-Is something going on with Cordelia?
-"We know she touched things"
-Cut Gunn some slack, guys?
-Wes, you're not better than anyone?
-We're all over the place! Sorry.
-Gwen is back and Angel is being petty and wonderful
-Egyptian Mythology brings in the Ra-Tet
-Why does this need to take place in Connor's apartment?
-Are Cordelia's visions real?
-Everything is terrible, but ANGELUS IS COMING BACK
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Angel season 4, episode 10, "Awakening:"
-Synopsis
-Connor is awful and everything is terrible
-Wesley kicks in a ninja's door because he has no manners
-Cordelia convinces Angelus to come back
-Is Angelus actually smarter than Angel?
-How is Angelus going to take what he knows about this group and manipulate them?
-They talk about Angelus in front of Angel, how rude
-LISTEN TO ANGEL
-Soulful discussions ensue
-Did anyone remember it was a fantasy?
-Angel needs a lot more to happen to make his soul disappear
-"Cracking the case"
-Wes and Angel, let's be friends again
-Angel versus Connor in the worst dad-son battle ever
-Joss Whedon doesn't like neat and tidy
-"Buffy"
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Listener Feedback:
-The "Bring on the Night" speech is moving!
-We apparently like Willow now? Sure.

Brittany's Brainstorms/Ariana's Assumptions:
-Buffy season 7, episode 13, "Killer in Me"
-Angel season 4, episode 11, "Soulless"

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Join ReWatchable as we discuss Angel 4x08, "Habeas Corpses," and Buffy 7x12, "Potential."

Superfans: Karen and Caitlin
Newbies: Brittany and Kristen

Fun Facts:
Caitlin discovered a holiday gem on Hulu that is literally just a half hour of puppies destroying a Christmas display. Kristen is making a fort out of the boxes Karen has had delivered and has some great reads lined up for her time off. Brittany doesn't know what to do with all of her free time so she is editing ReWatchable. Karen found some Christmas joy, but still hates bananas.

Angel 4x08 "Habeas Corpses:"
-Synopsis
-Where did we leave off... oh... right.
-Team Angel all the way
-Everything is gross, but at least Gunn has Fred
-Can Wes truly love Fred that much?
-In the least shocking news of the century - Brittany likes brooding Wes
-"I don't know how to feel"
-There are a lot of conflicting feelings when it comes to Lilah
-Poor Gavin
-DB can get it in a blazer fighting zombies
-Lorne is ready to hold down the fort
-Angel needs to read a room
-Boys, please. "Yo, you two, done."
-Can Connor not be Connor?
-Happy Angel can never last that long
-"Get out of my house" - YESSSSSS
"I don't even think Cordelia likes this storyline"
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Buffy 7x12 "Potential:"
-Synopsis
-Buffy is making the superfans emotional
-But also the newbies are loving it
-This a safe-space for Xander love
-Spike feels... right?
-Everyone is feeling Spike and Buffy (well, maybe not Caitlin)
-The First is the master procrastinator
-Millie! AKA Amanda!
-Don't be mean to someone! Please!
-Who is this new Spike?
-Xander is not about Andrew's fandoms
-Dawn as the potential slayer - did we think it was going to happen?
-Keeping Dawn as Dawn is a good choice
-And she can handle herself! Yay Dawn!
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Listener Feedback:
-Was there life before Buffy?
-So many bad fashion choices, so little time for potential slayers!

Brittany's Brainstorms/Kristen's Kontemplations:
-Angel season 4, episode 9, "Long Day's Journey"
-Angel season 4, episode 10, "Awakening"

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Join ReWatchable as we discuss Buffy 7x10, "Bring On the Night," and 7x11, "Showtime."

Superfan: Caitlin and Maj
Newbies: Mitch and Kristen

Fun Facts:
Kristen is so glad to have a new Sven in her life thanks to her Hypable Secret Santa, Danielle! Mitch bought a haunted bed, which is just... awesome. Maj is excited to see Star Wars: The Last Jedi. And Caitlin saw The Last Jedi, but it was blurry. :(

Buffy 7x10 "Bring On the Night" and 7x11 "Showtime":

-Synopsis
-Giles is back! Or is he...
-We are introduced to the remaining members of the potential Slayer line as they arrive in Sunnydale.
-Why haven't the Scoobies called LA, just to give Angel a heads up since he has interacted with the First before?
-Buffy, Xander, and Willow seem so much older when compared to the potentials.
-Giles and Anya go to see Beljoxa's Eye, and it tells them that Buffy's resurrection is the cause of the First's quest to wipe out the Slayers.
-The First predates the written word. Talk about old.
-Is Joyce actually Joyce? Or is she the First?
-Nosferatu cannot be staked, but Holy Water does the trick.
-Buffy gets her ass handed to her in their first confrontation.
-And then she declares war on the First. They're not gonna take it...
-Eve isn't really Eve! How many of these mistaken identity things are going to be the First?
-Can the First be two people at once? Could it be both Giles and Eve at the same time?
-Buffy, Willow, and Xander set up the Thunderdome battle to teach the potentials a lesson.
-The First decides to use the appearance of Druscilla when torturing Spike.
-Would drowning a vampire be torture? They don't breathe, right?
-Buffy shows up and frees her Spike from his bonds.
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Listener Feedback:
-Brittany has lots of people eager to check out her Hallmark movie recs.
-Someone is excited for the newbies to learn more about Principal Wood.
-Danielle shared our excitement for the actresses playing the potentials.
-And one listener wonders how sentimental Buffy is when it comes to all things Angel...

Mitch's Musings/Kristen's Kontemplations:
-Angel season 4, episode 8, "Habeas Corpses"
-Buffy season 7, episode 12, "Potential"

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Join ReWatchable as we discuss Buffy 7x08, "Sleeper," and 7x09, "Never Leave Me."

Superfans: Caitlin and Natalie
Newbies: Mitch and Brittany

Fun Facts:
Mitch has moved 10 times since we started Buffy. Just kidding, but he has moved 10 times since he started Hypable! Natalie is best friends with her builder. She can't explain their relationship, but it's great. Let's talk about the snow, Caitlin. Brittany and Caitlin had some snow days over this weekend!

Buffy 7x08 "Sleeper" and 7x09 "Never Leave Me":
-Synopsis
-WE FOUND THE SNOW TRANSITION
-We know the big bad? It's The First? Maybe?
-Natalie gives the newbies some much needed context from season 3
-Is this Nosferatu? Is he the first vampire? Why is he gray?
-Spike and Buffy, discuss.
-Could there be another person for Buffy in her life?
-Buffy wants proof, damnit!
-Spike is triggered by the English song, "One Early Morning"
-Andrew is awful. We talk about it.
-Giles is dead, according to Brittany.
-Principal hottie is definitely evil.
-Mitch is going to have to deal with a lot of feelings with Principal Wood.
-Jonathan as the first was aces.
-Favorite Scenes
-Favorite Lines

Listener Feedback:
-Umm, Cordy? Everything okay?
-Evil listeners
-We can't change every mind, especially when the episode is SO BAD
-We have good reactions sometimes!

Mitch's Musings/Brittany's Brainstorms:
-Buffy season 7, episode 10, "Bring On The Night"
-Buffy season 7, episode 11, "Show Time"

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