Simmering tensions come to a boil along with a lot of implied subtext. Every flashpoint seems to ignite here with all the main characters, along with references to previous episodes to connect the dots. Plenty of action per usual, effects interesting, and cast certainly sells their role.
Critiques I have are minor, such as I didn't like The Judge as a character because he reminded me of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers and a few instances clicked into place a little too easily. Perhaps if this were a two-episode set with a cliffhanger in the middle, there could be a wider arc to fully appreciate the transitions rather than cramming into one episode. That said, I never wrote a TV show, so Buffy wins out on expertise.
Critiques I have are minor, such as I didn't like The Judge as a character because he reminded me of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers and a few instances clicked into place a little too easily. Perhaps if this were a two-episode set with a cliffhanger in the middle, there could be a wider arc to fully appreciate the transitions rather than cramming into one episode. That said, I never wrote a TV show, so Buffy wins out on expertise.
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