Chris Snellgrove | publishing
Buffy Vampire Slayer It’s a show that changes pop culture forever while turning some of its stars into household names. The show effectively made history, as evidenced by many of the prestigious awards it won, including a variety of Creative Arts Emmys and 10 satellite awards. But, one Buffy The plot makes history history in the worst way: “The Puppet Show” is the lowest episode in the series onceand worse yet, it breaks the franchise tradition by playing credibility with the last scene not alone.
Buffy and the puppet show
Usually, this is where we review the plot, but Buffy Fans, “Puppet Show” is a notorious plot. It’s a story of bait and switches, where Buffy and Scoobies first think they have to be with the walking, talking demon puppet, which sounds almost as creepy as he looks. It turns out that he is actually a demon hunter, cursed in the body of a doll until he completes a special mission. That is, hunting and killing each member of the seven demon fraternities.
although Buffy Fans think that “Puppet Show” is (simply put) less episodes, and most people don’t realize it is the lowest part of the entire series. In this case, the “minimum rating” is not a measure of quality, although the plot Do Have the reputation you deserve. For example, Rolling stones Rated this episode as the best list for #127 Buffy story. Until you consider that there are only 144 episodes, this doesn’t sound that bad, which means this episode is here Danger Close to the bottom of the scraper barrel.
In this case, “minimum rating” means all Buffy Vampire Slayer The plot “Puppet Show” is considered At least When it was initially broadcast. According to the show’s Nelson ratings, on its first broadcast, only 1.9 million families fell into the puppet’s misfortune. The “first broadcast” section is important because you might imagine that the replays are always fewer viewers than their first stage.
Buffy Fans hate “puppet show” for many reasons (including weird plots and clumsy dialogue), but it’s worth noting that it’s less competitive than you might think. As the show gets more popular in the following seasons, even the very bad plot (look at you, season 6!) will still attract millions of viewers. Season 1 has the lowest ratings, and “The Puppet Show” is in questionable honor for those turbulent early episodes with the least viewed episodes.
Talk for a long time Buffy Fans, we were also angry that “Puppet Show” made history in another negative way by running the final points on the last scene by splitting the screen. Creatively, it’s a weird choice to ruin the flow of an already very bad plot. Apparently, the network agrees: After its first airing, the final scenes are excluded from future WB Airings, but (for better or worse, you can now watch the fixed scenes on DVD, streaming and TV.
There, Buffy Fans: In terms of ratings, the “Puppet Show” is the worst episode in the franchise. And the weird choice to separate the screen means that the already possible plot fails to continue to land. Fortunately, the subsequent plot will only get better, making fans eager to follow more demons and less talked dolls a thing of the past.
