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“Eliza Dushku just completely annihilates her role in this scene. Just the way she kind of goes animalistic and smells the knife as it’s coming out. She just does such a good job of showing this, like, animalistic, primal reaction to this knife that is almost more terrifying than the knife itself.” - @becomingbuffypodcast
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2003)
“Weapons often reflect the character who uses them. A knife is a weapon where you need to be face to face with your enemy in order to kill them. It’s a much more direct weapon.”
— Doug Petrie on Faith’s knife in the BTVS DVD Weapons Featurette
At first I thought it was just his brain that was melted, but then his skin melted too and I- 🤢
Oooh, tell me Coulson and Mack are both right!!! Daisy is luring them to the town, but she’s also still working as a SHIELD agent. God, I hope so, cause she hasn’t been this interesting since last season
More Research Required . . .
Brushing up on Medusa . . . for the two references to Blaine (one self-referential). Damn Wikipedia: why do you always have something I like? "In a 1986 article for Women of Power magazine called "Ancient Gorgons: A Face for Contemporary Women's Rage," Emily Erwin Culpepper wrote that "The Amazon Gorgon face is female fury personified. The Gorgon/Medusa image has been rapidly adopted by large numbers of feminists who recognize her as one face of our own rage."
Things Make Sense
Finn: Take a seat, Blaine. Santana: I was distracted by your hideous bow ties. Cooper: It wouldn't kill you to stop letting Kurt pick your clothes. Brittany: I don't like how you look. Blaine: It's not funny. I don't want to go. Kurt: And I want everyone here to know how proud I am of my brave, handsome, bushy-haired boyfriend. There's something odd about the way others act toward Blaine's protestations--like he's being overly dramatic, hysterical, silly . . . and so his real insecurity about his appearance is dismissed. Glad Kurt told him what he needed to hear. I do like the funny Blaine we've been getting lately though . . .
