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Wednesday, November 26, 2003
Buffy Season 6 Review
Season 6 started off and continued to be the worst season of Buffy since the first season, however the last 4 episodes propel this season into a rating of “good”. Once again, I try to be spoiler free, but dang. This season is still the most depressing show ever made but the special effects and fights start to pick back up, and some of the characters start to improve to what they once were. As a highlight, this season contains the musical episode which sounds pretty gay, but was actually really good, and was the only episode of Buffy I have watched more than twice. The depression is hard to shake from this season so I can’t give it better than a “good” review, but definitely still worth watching for those of you who make it this far.
Season 6 started off and continued to be the worst season of Buffy since the first season, however the last 4 episodes propel this season into a rating of “good”. Once again, I try to be spoiler free, but dang. This season is still the most depressing show ever made but the special effects and fights start to pick back up, and some of the characters start to improve to what they once were. As a highlight, this season contains the musical episode which sounds pretty gay, but was actually really good, and was the only episode of Buffy I have watched more than twice. The depression is hard to shake from this season so I can’t give it better than a “good” review, but definitely still worth watching for those of you who make it this far.
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