Buffy the Vampire Slayer Review/Reaction Post: Season 5, Episode 2: "Real Me"

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
Season 5, Episode 2: "Real Me"
Grade: 6.9

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• Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Joss Whedon
• Season 5
• Episode 1
• Buffy vs. Dracula
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• 5.2

[cinemafan24]

hello. i actually bought it and am watching it with the copy I had bought. i'm not sure where you can find the episodes online if you want to watch tem but I am sure there must be someplace.

[parspe]

interesting critique but it could have been summed up in 3 min or less very repetative

[TheEldritchMask]

Buffy / Angel were great shows.

Is it my imagination but has the actress who plays "Dawn" hasnt aged? I mean she has been playing a teenager for years!

[technopath100]

i think the so called scooby gang has a lot of growing up to do. their suppose to be adults but they speak like 12 year olds. apart from giles hes cool. and i think one of those minions is the same guy that played andrew later on.

[AstonVelmont]

I know you can watch the first...I think...three seasons on Hulu depending on your country. If you're after Whedon television, then you can also catch Angel Season 1 and all of Firefly on that site.

[AstonVelmont]

The whole mental-memory upheaval was risky. Adding her as a sort of supernaturally-inspired "Cousin Oliver" could have backfired tremendously. I think it worked quite well.

Anyway, a very funny episode. The whole interaction with Anya and board games and an oblivious chocolate-covered Dawn was one of the more memorable scenes.

Fun fact: the actor who played one of Harmony's minion vampires returns in a more significant role later in the show.

[earthbinderking]

hey where did u watch that episode at can u please tell me