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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mr. Grimm" data-source="post: 90351" data-attributes="member: 1759">I think there is also the possibility of a "Relapse" with Spike.  With all the potential problems, and the change in story style and arc I wouldn't be surprised to see this season end in yet another cliffhanger -- except this wouldn't be the death of Buffy but the birth of the big evil (or evils) for next season.Although I don't like this season as much as I have others it's better than seasons 3 & 4 with all the nonsense that took Angel 2 years to leave.  My biggest beef this year is Buffy's inability to fight -- she's still 'going thru the motions' and it's tiresome.  When Riley's wife can come up out of the Peace Corps in a year and be almost as good as Buffy in combat (and she wasn't trying to kill anything), it is pretty sad.  The fight sequences need some major work.  Also, Xander's character sucks.  Nice guy and all, but maybe he should join the Peace Corps and learn to fight.  I thought they would get it right after "The Zeppo" but that was 3 years ago and he still is the comic relief.  He doesn't have to be given supernatural abilities or even become a martial artist -- just hold his own.  Cancelling a wedding doesn't mean the relationship has to end or you can't talk it over more at a better time.  And he leaves Anya to go in front of the wedding guests to tell them it's cancelled?!?  WTF!  He needs to grow a pair and the writers need to try using less hackneyed plot devices.My guess is that we've been left to suspect Anya is back to being Anyanka as things begin happeing to the scoobies.  And it won't be her but someone else.</blockquote>

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