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"The earth is doomed." – Giles Welcome to the Hellmouth/ Harvest
"The earth is definately doomed." – Giles, 7 years later Chosen
It’s remarkable how the smallest phrase can evoke so much. It’s a testament to the last seven years. It’s a sweet reminder that after all that time that friendship is still there along with all the viewers who have followed Buffy the Vampire through its good times and its bad.
It’s hard to believe it’s all over.
I started watching the show at the end of season 3. I had been dying to see it before then, but my city didn’t carry the WB. That is not until I came home for summer vacation and had the opportunity to see "Graduation." Needless to say, I got hooked, and I have watched this show every Tuesday since then. What will Tuesday nights be like now without Buffy and the Scoobies? I have no clue.
I remember seeing my mother cry a few years ago after her favorite show ended. It was sad, but I didn’t see what the big deal was. Now I do. Buffy is a subculture. It’s a representation of our fears and our joys, real life in all it’s twisted splendor. The only catch is that many of those fears manifested into real monsters, and some found that cheesy. Too bad for them.