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Anyways, the gist of the article is mainly about how Fox (The ones who made Buffy) wanted $40+ million per Buffy season in WB, and that's why the show was dropped from WB and was later broadcast in UPN.
Buffy was really ******** successful! It attracted young people like no other show. Along with Angel it was the best WB show at the time, and when WB dropped Buffy and later cancelled Angel, they signed their own epitaph.

The WB's demise was foretold long ago.

PUPPET ANGEL WAS THE BEST CHARACTER EVER.

I didn't like Illyria at first, oddly enough...

HOWEVER, the episode in which she's starting to lose control of her powers and she gets all crazy paranoid convinced me otherwise. It made me realize that it completely changed the show's dynamics in a good way.
(SPOILER -- Is it really needed?)

Wes's death was just plain cool.

And I think the show's last lines are the epitome of awesome:


pirate

Nah, Warren Ellis' been trying to kill the internets since time immemorial. It's his mortal enemy or something.

But now with Joss Whedon as his potential enemy, he'll definately kill the internet now sad sad

Obviously. I mean, not even once did they say the right and proper name of their intellectual brain children... Not even themselves! Each iteration further deformed anything, and in the end it was not only hilarious, but also very, VERY geeky.