Recruting Help
POSTED BY: deepgirl187
UPDATED: Monday, May 14, 2007 22:27
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I'd say the beginning of season 2, it was kind of like a fresh start, there's a few things you need to know from 1 but not so that it interferes, whereas a lot of the ones people have suggested, while being great episodes, I reckon could be a bit obscure if you didn't already know the characters...
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Originally posted by deepgirl187:
In need of some assistance here.
My brother is a professed Buffy-hater (I used to be one myself, once upon a less-enlightened time). He's in fact disowned me for buying the season eight comic. But I know if I could just get him to sit down and watch the show, he might, at the very least, learn to tolerate it. The funny thing is, he liked Serenity. So I know it's not a hatred of Joss I'm dealing with. In his mind, Buffy was a cheesy show. It doesn't help that one of the first episodes he saw was "Tabula Rasa" (the whole man-shark guy really lowered his opinion of things).
So I'm wondering here what would be the best way to start him off. I'm afraid if he starts off on the first season, he'll get turned off pretty quickly. He's the type of person that roots for the bad guys, so I don't see him getting overly attached to the Scoobies. Maybe if I start him on some of season two? I think he'd like Angelus.
Any suggestions would be welcomed.
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