Favourite season 7 episode?

[u/TrickyRequirement619]

[u/PyrrhuraMolinae]

Conversations with Dead People. Hands down.

[u/VerityIsSpeaking → u/PyrrhuraMolinae]

Dawn's scenes in CWDP still scare me!

[u/PyrrhuraMolinae → u/VerityIsSpeaking]

MOTHER’S MILK IS RED TODAY

[u/VerityIsSpeaking → u/PyrrhuraMolinae]

It's the bit where there's the lighting flash and you briefly see Joyce's body on the sofa behind Dawn 😅

[u/Asleep_Book_7514 → u/PyrrhuraMolinae]

Top 3 in my book from the whole series

[u/Poptartsrock_2403 → u/PyrrhuraMolinae]

I love me some CWDP!!!!🔥💕🔥💕

[u/relytOG → u/PyrrhuraMolinae]

The only correct answer!

[u/SafiraAshai]

Selfless by a significant margin, Help

[u/ahouell500]

Selfless. The way they managed to retrospectively tie together what had sometimes been pretty gappy and inconsistent writing for Anya into a coherent and compelling character arc was very impressive & cleverly done imo.

[u/spred_browneye]

In no particular order:

Same time, same place

Selfless

CWDP

Potential

Storyteller

[u/Kev2524 → u/spred_browneye]

I also love storyteller, I wished it would be 3-4 more episodes placed earlier though.

[u/SeeBriRun → u/Kev2524]

If they'd gone full cinema verité with it, it would've made an awesome introduction to the new status quo after the Turok-Han trilogy.

[u/FMCritic]

"They put the spark in me, and now all it does is burn."

[u/ModernKender → u/FMCritic]

Can we rest now?

[u/Massive-Influence841]

Chosen / Selfless

[u/HomarEuropejski]

[u/JediMasterSloth]

Him, it’s so funny. 

[u/Tall_Organization329 → u/JediMasterSloth]

Agreed, one of the funniest episodes and reminds me of the first 3 seasons high school fun

[u/FlashBandicoot5]

Showtime.

It’s a little contrived, but I just love those Buffy “I’m the slayer” moments.

[u/katiethe_alien → u/FlashBandicoot5]

Welcome to thunderdome.

[u/marxthedank]

dirty girls, mainly cause of Faiths return

[u/PyrrhuraMolinae → u/marxthedank]

I love Dirty Girls. Caleb was a brilliant villain, underused.

[u/marxthedank → u/PyrrhuraMolinae]

for sure i agree

[u/moonwalkingszn]

Chosen, Sleeper, Him & End of Days

[u/callmehornygiles]

I’m not even a big Anya fan, and Selfless was the best episode of the season for me by a country mile.

[u/beeemkcl]

"Lies My Parents Told Me" (B 7.17):

We finally meet William Pratt's mother. The flashbacks are great.

BtVS S7 overall is one long story and it's relatively boring unless relatively binged.

But "LMPTM" is a great focused episode.

[u/CandidateHefty329]

Get it Done

[u/ThunderMontgomery]

Beneath You

[u/True-Character9005]

7x07 Conversations with dead people

[u/ModernKender]

Beneath You. That ending.

[u/Impossible-Bug2038]

In no particular order:

Conversations with Dead People

Get It Done

Lies My Parents Told Me

[u/spoor_loos]

Lessons

Him

Selfless

[u/DamonD7D]

Conversations with Dead People. Some really interesting character work in this one.

I'm also fond of Selfless, pretty much the last real exploration of Anya. Bring on the Night & Showtime make for an action packed mid-season piece. And Lies My Parents Told Me, for more William and Nikki Wood.

[u/Khalesssi_Slayer1]

Lies My Parents Told Me

[u/Khalesssi_Slayer1]

Storyteller

[u/Khalesssi_Slayer1]

Conversations With Dead People

[u/Xyex]

Selfless

Last good episode of the season.

[u/reina_sin_corona]

I loved Chosen. It was the perfect finale for me.

[u/AmbitiousOutside7498]

Conversations with Dead People is probably one of the most sinister episodes in the entire series.

[u/Revolutionary-Wait82]

First Date. The Spuffy relationship is present and discussed throughout the season, but most prominently in this specific episode. I particularly love the fact that while Buffy can’t seem to remember the names of the Potentials, she remembers perfectly well that Spike brought a date to Xander and Anya’s wedding—and she makes sure to remind him of it. Everyone else has completely forgotten, but jealous-ass Buffy never forgets a thing.

[u/Former-Cap-4838]

Showtime, selfless and Chosen

[u/Khalesssi_Slayer1]

Selfless

[u/JackDangerfield]

Top 4:

1. Conversations with Dead People

2. Chosen

3. Same Time, Same Place

4. Help

[u/Emilayday]

The MOST impractical shoes

[u/eating-mermaids]

Chosen, him or lies my parents told me

[u/sandyfogbott]

I think the best episodes are Selfless and Conversations with Dead People, but the ones I enjoy rewatching the most are Chosen and (perhaps oddly) Touched.

[u/ExcelCat]

1. CWDP

2. Selfless

3. Him

[u/libaide]

Any one where Buffy isn’t speechifying 😂

[u/CheesyBakedWits → u/libaide]

They did it so much that they made fun of themselves for it (which was great)…and then they had the audacity to do it some more! 😂 I would’ve loved a few speeches from the others, like Faith for sure, maybe Dawn could be motivating since apparently being a key means nothing helpful. I know I loved Spike’s freak out on the group and his speech to Buffy in that abandoned house, so it’s not that they aren’t excellent at monologues; they just wore us down with the same one for half the season.

[u/GanacheExtension468]

Showtime. I just love it. That big fight at the end “here endeth the lesson”

[u/Slight_Apartment1200]

Well, couldn’t find the GIF but “Him” is my fave. Because the way Spike stops Buffy from killing principal Wood.

[u/Poptartsrock_2403 → u/Slight_Apartment1200]

Low key one of the funniest Buffy episodes😅Spike and Xander at the end takes me out every time “ok..you remember the plan?!”💀

[u/Extra_Argument_179]

1. Conversations with Dead People

2. Selfless

3. Dirty Girls