Brendan Murphy

So there are some songs in there.

I don't really cover that episode per se because they do it so well.

But there's songs throughout the show.

And I thought that's a nice little sort of nod to that.

You've got to cover all of the love triangle that goes on with Buffy and Xander and Willow and what's happening there.

Exactly.

Exactly.

And then love interests and then, of course, all the big bads, all the monsters and how they have to sort of prepare in a different way for each one.

And some of the big baddies are, like, iconic.

There's Glory, who's this hell goddess, and she's amazing.

She's just this, like...

awful, fantastic, beautiful woman in a red dress who wants to destroy everything.

Great.

And she kind of can.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, I think when you've got...

So many people testifying to the same thing over such a long period of time.

And the thing that Charisma Carpenter said about being casually cruel, this is something that people have really referenced.

You know, unprofessional, absolutely unacceptable, unnecessary for anyone to be in that way.

And presumably he got away with it for so long because he, yeah, he's massively talented.