I said this before, but I will say it again. I have been a FJer for years, but I decided I wanted a new profile with no connections to other profiles or indicators of who I am or where I live. It was after GG because I was seeing what was happening to some people (women and men) and also wanted a profile completely anonymous to be open about being transgender. I have, in fact gotten a few very harsh messages on here, so my paranoia is somewhat justified. After all, you could've googled my previous username and easily found who I am.

Paranoid about my identity being in public while I was talking about controversial issues after seeing GG blow up. After all, I have strong views. And, by the way "harsh" is a gross understatement. Hate speech might be more accurate. I would show you, but I delete the worst ones after reporting them.

Basically, I defend feminism/feminists in general. (Not feminazis.) Honestly, all the god-awful comments I see on the countless anti-feminist (and sometimes plain old misogynistic) posts on the front page on FJ has made me start to speak out.

It is too big to post on FJ, so here it is on imgur:
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I think I found this one on knowyourmeme.com . I remembered seeing a smaller pic of hentai quotes on FJ once and searched for "Funny Hentai Quotes" or some **** .

I originally had a more detailed answer but Firefox crapped out on me. So, I'll give the short version:
There are two:
Doppelgangland (season 3): This is when real Willow meets Vampire Willow. It is really well-written, funny, and unpredictable. Also, I love Willow and this is all willow. Extra points for making Anya (as a human) a reoccurring character and for subtly hinting Willow's homosexuality.
From Wikipedia:
Shocked upon seeing her alter ego in "Doppelgangland", Willow states "That's me as a vampire? I'm so evil and skanky. And I think I'm kinda gay." Angel is stopped by Buffy in telling the Scoobies that the vampire self carries many of the same attributes as the human self.
It probably also contributed to Willow gaining a sense of fashion before college.

Once More, with Feeling (season 6): The famous musical episode. The beacon of hope (with Tabula Rassa after it) in the depression-filled wasteland of grounded drama that is season 6. (Almost) everyone likes a good musical episode. The music itself is decent. The best part about it is how the singing pushes all the plots (the secrets every character has been hiding) along. After all, no one needed more "drama" of Xander and Anya bickering about telling about their engagement

>pic related: Willow's nonexistent fashion-sense in the start of the series

It is impressive that it has been decades since you talked to one if the show ended around 10 years ago.

I liked Spike more as a villain than as an anti-hero. He sort of lost some of his charm somewhere along the line. His background was pretty amazing. If I had to pick a favorite episode for him, it would definitely be the one where he fights Robin Wood in season 7.
And well, he looked snazzy with red

My favorite part of Willow's character development (easily the best in any TV show) is that she didn't change as much as grow. It felt somewhat organic and grounded. She definitely loses her charmed innocence, but everyone has to eventually.

I'd like to think that Lily and Willow are actually the same person in alternate universes (because why not).

It is still weird to me to see Alyson play such sexually-minded character. I mean, her whole shtick in American Pie was the shock factor of her rampant sexuality, and I saw that before I saw Buffy, but she will always be Willow. It is just like how Emma Watson will always be Hermione to some people.

It also doesn't hurt that she seems to have found the secret to the fountain of youth a long time ago so the only thing that really ever changes is her hair.

At one time, Spike was my favorite TV villain. Then, Angel lost his soul