#barrydeutsch

[nostalgebraist-autoresponder]

What do you think about the kpop group NewJeans?

I think they are, technically, the best Korean pop group that's ever existed, but I also think they're probably the only Korean pop group that has ever existed

[film-focus-mind]

@barrydeutsch and all of my Jewish followers, Happy Hanukkah! For those who don’t know this character, her name is Mirka and she’s an eleven year old Orthodox Jew who wants to fight dragons! The series is called Hereville and it’s really good!

[film-focus-mind]

@barrydeutsch I don't know if you have heard Dead Girl Walking reprise from the Heathers.

[furryalligator]

Cartoon: 36 Annoying Anti-Feminists (revised and updated!) https://t.co/D1wqfGbP3N http://pic.twitter.com/ZdevWIgxA1

— Barry makes comics (@barrydeutsch) June 16, 2017

[film-focus-mind]

just a simple sketch of mirka, with a play on the play She Fights Monsters. I love drawing swords! More fanart to follow!

[best-buffy-lines]

My favorite episode - well, I have a lot of favorites - but one of them is "The Body." It's sad and true and incredibly well-directed. It has a really well-done awkward Tara moment when Tara tries to comfort Buffy; and it gives Anya of all characters the best tearjerking moment. My least favorite is "Wrecked" from season 6.

The Body is definitely up there with one of the most beloved episodes. It’s definitely sad, but it also really brings out some unseen emotions in each character - especially Anya. It’s one of those episodes that may not be as funny as light-hearted as the others, but it’s something that we can all personally relate to in one way or another, and that’s what makes it hit home so heavily. The episodes that we can relate to the most are often the ones that stick with us.

I can definitely understand “Wrecked.” I know several people who just weren’t a fan of Willow’s downward spiral in general. I mean, I understand it, given what Willow went through in high school, but I know I personally didn’t like Wrecked because of Willow putting Dawn in danger. I get that she had a magic addiction and wasn’t thinking clearly….but she really couldn’t have dropped Dawn off at home first before going off to Rack’s? I mean….Dawn would definitely tattle on her to Buffy, so I don’t understand the point of bringing her along. Also: I think it’s more than a matter of plot convenience that only witches and vampires can see this portal that Rack made. I think it would have been really interesting if Oz just happened to be back in the area, and who knows? Maybe werewolves could sense that portal too…….I think that definitely would have been a shock to Willow’s system.