You know what Netflix really needs to do? Let us create playlists. There’s a lot of potential uses, but it would be amazing for things with extended universes or multiple shows/movies with a continuity. The main reason I stopped watching Arrowverse is because I just didn’t have the energy to devote to double checking continuity across series. Buffy and Angel was no easy feat either. You pretty much have to do it every time you watch or you have to create a spreadsheet to track it. Either way, it’s cumbersome. And on top of that, you have to switch between shows constantly, which takes time and can detract from the immersion during a binge. A playlist would simplify it. Just spend a bit throwing it together at the start and not have to think about it again.  Plus, if they made them shareable then you could just save the playlist to your account and away you go. Only needs to be made once. 

tumblr was built on a Hellmouth

Some dev must’ve appealed to a demon while coding the site and was given unholy knowledge of interdimensional coding that made this site a weak spot between dimensions. It’s the only explanation for why this site is the Way It Is. 

One of the difficult parts of rewatching Buffy and Angel is how easily they say r*tard - especially Angel. It makes me cringe every time it happens. At the same time, it shows me how far I've come as a person as that was a common word for me to use, but now it hurts every time I hear it used as it was in the show. 

My first thought after the first episode of season 7 of True Blood was "HOW CAN YOU KILL TARA??!?!?!" And then I had flashbacks to the first time I yelled that. May 7th, 2002. Never forget.

The fight in the Buffy fandom is always who Buffy should have been with, Angel or Spike. I don't think either deserves her. Both of them tried to kill her on multiple occasions. One of them tried to rape her. The other killed her friend, gaslighted her, tried to drive her insane, plotted to kill her entire family, and killed Willow's goldfish. Even with the good stuff that both did, neither of them is good enough for Buffy.

Finally finished season 6 of Buffy. It only took me about 2 months of avoiding "Seeing Red" to get through it. That was my first time watching the episode since it aired live and it was still powerful. The conclusion of season 6 is still one of the greatest arc endings in television, imo. So incredibly strong with plenty of twists and turns to keep it interesting.

The kiss at the end of "Entropy" is difficult. On the one hand, I want to be overjoyed because Tara and Willow are back together! But on the other hand, I know what happens in ~40 minutes.

I don't know if I can actually press play on this one. I haven't watched it since it aired live.

Trying to force my way through this stall in my Buffy/Angel rewatch. The same thing happened in Doctor Who when i knew Rose was leaving. I love the shows and even the dark parts can be amazing, but it's difficult trying to get through them.