The song! My God, @sjpearse and Tim Horton did an astonishing job on the song. I asked for a sixties novelty song by someone who’s not cool, and isn’t trying to be cool, but nonetheless listens to and admires all the cool stuff being made@around him. And here it is. #halfaglass
Job interview, 2013.
Interviewer: So, John, where do you see yourself in ten years time?
Me, locking eyes with them: I will consider my life a miserable failure if, by then, I am not being paid to stand in a room in Soho making a noise like Moomintroll fighting off an octopus.
Look closely.
There are actually 16 circles in this image.
And once you see them, the image appears changed forever.
The wonderful coffer illusion, by Anthony Norcia
In every generation, there are podcasters. They together will review Buffy the Vampire Slayer from a queer, literary, and feminist perspective. This was the Buffy Boys.
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@BuffyBoys I’m just catching up – thanks for the fun episode! Really strong deconstruction of hole in the world in particular. I always think of the shot where All The Boys are going off in different directions to try and save Fred: visuals wise, lovely; optics wise, kind of dubious!
Into every generation a slayer is born: one girl in all the world, a chosen one.
Until Buffy Summers changed that, forever.
The Buffy Boys want to see how it ends in S07E22 "Chosen".
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@BuffyBoys Whereas I think making season 7 work as well as it could have would have taken a lot more planning than they’d ever needed before, so it kind of feels to me like it just didn’t occur to them that that would be necessary. Which is a shame, but I can see why
@BuffyBoys Yeah definitely!! I speculate that it’s because it just Was a lot more structurally demanding than what they’d done before, and they didn’t realise. For season 5, hitting all the planned points is pretty much enough because it’s much less complicated (though still Great).
@BuffyBoys Which is not great for DB Woodside, and also emblematic of the problems with the season as a whole. Your point about how they seem to have planned out what stuff they needed to hit but not how is a really incisive one; so much seems to have been left to be worked out as they went
@BuffyBoys The thing that Wood really suffers from is they didn’t even know whether he was going to be evil or not by the first episode (according to the episode commentary); by the sounds of things his arc was pretty improvised and it very very much shows
Buffy wanders an evil-ruined Sunnydale kicking down doors despondently as Faith has her first big day out as Head Slayer, and it's going to be a blast. The Buffy Boys butcher their glottal stops in S07E20 "Touched".
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