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[andrewducker]

The next person that posts spoilers for the last two Buffy episodes that haven't been on satellite yet here in the UK (let alone on normal channels) will make me exceptionally unhappy.

Is it too much to ask that you don't talk about the ending of the only tv series I've loved since Babylon 5 came to it's unfortunate end?

Please?

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Dude, I suck, I'm sorry.

[thefirethorn.livejournal.com]

I didn't even know you WATCHED that show. And I didn't think about the spoliers in the post -- to me it was just about empowered women, and the Be A Supermodel show that comes right after Buffy. In sort of a "Be as superwoman/wax your legs" sort of irony.

BUT be of good cheer, I keep re-reading that post and, the truth is, so much more goes on that episode you won't even notice that one spoiled girl-power part. I mean, the part about Spike, and the cookies, and the wicked skills, and the eye-socket, well, I envy you your upcoming last-episode-watching experience. It will rock.

[shannon_a]

I thought B5's end was perfectly fortunate. It got it's 5 years, and JMS did a great job with them. I've been newly impressed with it while watching the DVDs.

I'm quite sad that none of the follow-up series has been given a chance, however.

[andrewducker]

I'd have been much happier with the end if he'd _known_ he was getting the 5th season and therefore hadn't moved a whole bunch of stuff from season 5 to season 4 (the end of the vorlon/shadow war, for instance).

But I'm very happy he got the chance at all.