Willow: Hey, Amy.
Amy: Hey. Are you guys going to the Valentine’s Day dance at the Bronze? I think it’s gonna be a lot of fun.
Buffy: Go ahead. You know you wanna say it.
Willow: My boyfriend’s in the band!
Amy: Cool.
Buffy: I think you’ve now told everybody.
Willow: Only in this hemisphere.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season 2: Episode 16 – “Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered”
The Love Pirate 
I was just thinking about this bit the other day! What a coincidence! 🙂
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Hehe, how about that!
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Oh Willow–she was and pretty much remained ridiculously sweet throughout the show! Love her!
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Except for season 6, of course!
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Welllllll she was sweet for some of it. Of course the evil part was so evil that it was somewhat overwhelming but yellow crayon Willow was only a Xander away!
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The real Willow was really sweet underneath all of that, it’s just Warren’s fault she went dark. Awwwww, the yellow crayon! ::sniff::
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WARREN. And Tara 😥
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I’ve never hated a character in any form of media more than I hate Warren. Poor Tara.
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What he did was pretty nasty, to put it mildly. And I hear he isn’t much better in the comics.
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He’s just as bad in the comics, but physically grosser.
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Booooo! Are the comics as good as the show?
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It depends on your expectations. They’re very different, particularly in scale, but they’re enjoyable overall. Just like the show, some writers do a better job of capturing the characters’ voices than do others, and being a comic there’s less dialogue than in the show, but they’re worth reading. Lots of good moments. You just have to temper your expectations a bit. I know some people who absolutely hate them.
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Good advice. I might give myself a bit more time then get into them. I miss that show, and am about to finish my first full rewatch!
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