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BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (1997-2003) | S04E16 ‘Who Are You?’

[kayummii]

i watched buffy the vampire slayer and i think it changed my life. I HATE JOSS WHEDON

[lopeirce]

I'm not crying. You're crying.

[camellcat]

I know people like to act like spike would be this master at cooking bc he's lived so long, but he's also a vampire. why the hell would he need to know how to cook human food? everything he likes is easier done by other people anyways and probably tastes better bc he didn't have to put any effort into it other than eating

so. do you think it was tara or willow who would've taught him how to make food for dawn

[agathasc0ven]

buffy's musical episode "once more, with feeling", premiered 22 years ago today. considered one of the best of the series, this episode is the reason why other shows have had musical episodes. iconic.

buffy the vampire slayer | 6x07 | once more, with feeling

[raisedbythetv89]

Sometimes I just sit and imagine what btvs could have been like if the women characters and their perspectives were TRULY centered and what all could have been.

How much wasn’t explored

How angel gets his own show but is completely reliant on the presence of Cordelia and the most interesting story lines revolve around her, darla, and drusilla. And how they needed Spike, the most female gaze male character, to even have a 5th season

How Riley gets to live and be a hero with a hot badass wife but Tara, Anya, and Kendra all are dead

How much xander’s abusive, toxic monologues passing judgment on everyone but himself often serve as the “facts or true reality” of the narrative rather than the rantings of a jealous, bitter, repressed, weak and pathetic boy

So much of the show is about a woman but still with men and men’s opinions, needs, desires at the center. We can see jane and a few others efforts to center women’s narratives more especially in season 6 and 7 but much like I mourn what the first 32 years of my life could have been without patriarchy, what could have been for this show with so many incredible women that left so much potential unrealized.

Fan fiction is a reclamation of this lost potential. It’s a powerful and radical thing to do. Correcting the narrative to center who should have been centered all along heals the parts of us society wants us to neglect within ourselves for the sake of men (or straight people or white people or cis people) and their own narratives. It’s a way to decenter men not only in our real life spaces but our fictional ones too

[disco-tea]

[yarboyandy]

64 and TARAAA

THE FUNNIEST POSSIBLE SONG FOR HER. She'd scream her lungs out to this at the Bronze with everyone fs

[enfernalinferno]

Little gift for a very good pal of mine

Click for better quality / My ask box is open for requests

[spookyrabbit87]

Dawn and Tara thumb wrestle outside the Magic Box. From Buffy. Watercolour on paper.

[rachelsdamhairbrush]

💫 THEM 💫

[rachelsdamhairbrush]

your honor, they’re autistic, all of them

[agathasc0ven]

i love them so much | buffy the vampire slayer | 5x12 | willow and tara being silly girlfriends

[faerywhimsy]

This is where we left off (2002-4):

This is where we're picking up (2023):

This is why people are losing their minds over it.

[thepastneverforgets]

"your shirt?" / "are you hurt?" parallels

[ofteaandsparrows]

buffy chart thing i found on pinterest