Jay

It's normal, I posit, that we get attached to characters in shows and of the many shows I've experienced I truly think/feel that Buffy (the show) took the risk to explore the emotions behind actions/behavior of the characters involved. The show is compelling for me even now, rewatching reruns. I would like to see a fans perspective explored and the sadness, grief even, that happens when the actor that brought a character to life leaves us. There are many possible avenues that could be explored; show fans plus characters/actors I believe. Let's explore that potential, please.

I liked the episode being focused on here. So I don't feel like it missed something or needed anything more. The psychology behind many of Buffy episodes was IMO well thought out. Someone feeling invisible is probably relatable for many viewers. I could see the concept/plot being made into a movie or separate series but for me the impact and message in the episode is complete. It hits home!