Mallory Rubin

Clearly, there's some more material waiting for me there in Angel, so I'm excited about that.

This falls into the, like, I don't know bucket.

I don't know how much more faith is ahead of me, either in Buffy or in Angel.

But I thought that this was really smart.

And not only do we have a faith category coming in our superlatives, but I have faith reflected in it.

other categories as well in the superlatives.

It was just a pretty powerful showing across those two episodes.

So I'll try not to just hit everything that we're going to talk about later, but I thought it was just really like tight and efficient and smart and well done.

Like we get the, you know, harlot lipstick, like the faith in Buffy's body,

Flirting with Spike and teasing Spike at the bronze.

Very important.

I have no doubt we both have that coming in our categories today, which seems impossible that we wouldn't.

The bathtub scene, the mirror sequence, and these are moments performed in those cases by...

Sarah Michelle Gellar, but it's Faith as a character.

So that's, like, brilliant.

You know, we talked so much across our Season 3 pods about... And even previously, you know, we've more than one additional Slayer now.

Like, what is that other Slayer telling us about the idea of the Slayer, but also about Buffy?

And what are they telling Buffy about herself?

There was something to me about...

bringing Faith back, this eight-month coma, and it's like, oh, that stuff didn't go away.