The last episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired ten years ago today on May 20th, 2003
It ended sooo weeellll
Sarah Michelle Gellar: I Can’t Be Prouder of ‘Buffy’
It’s been 10 years since “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” ended its seven-year run on TV. I had the chance to ask series star Sarah Michelle Gellar about the show’s lasting legacy.
“Wait, wait. Hold on. Really?” she replied when The Huffington Post told her the 10th anniversary of the “Buffy” finale was upon us. “Wow. God, you just blew my mind.” Robin Williams, who accompanied Gellar on the red carpet said, “It’s kind of wonderful.”
“It is,” Gellar said. “I’m incredibly proud of that show — proud of everybody on it, of what we did … You can’t be prouder of that show. It still holds up in reruns and I’m blessed every day … I’ve been pretty lucky.”
I love you Buffy,
(via whedonesque)
How you market a film of a Shakespeare play to Americans.
How you market a film of a Shakespeare play to the British:
The differences in the trailers is interesting, yep.
And then we all pretend that the Joe Wright version didn’t happen, right?
(Source: evelynnapier, via theashleyclements)
As the major online streaming services develop and launch original content, one of the most interesting tactics has come from Netflix, which released all 13 episodes of its well-received series House of Cards on a single day, Feb. 1.
I didn’t forget, I’m just waiting for Arrested Development. Then I’ll decide.
Do you watch Game of Thrones?
Somewhere, someone is writing a Darcy and Dany Go On a Road Trip with Dragons AU, right?
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