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* EconomyCast: Drew Z. Greenberg and David Solomon say in their DVDCommentary that the reason there are no potential Slayers (apart from Kennedy) in the episode is because their budget wouldn’t stretch to allow for the extra actors.
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* EconomyCast: Drew Z. Greenberg and David Solomon say in their DVDCommentary that the reason there are no potential Slayers (apart from Kennedy) in the episode is because their budget wouldn’t stretch to allow for the extra actors.[[invoked]]
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: Even given Amy's descent into reckless magic use and enabling Willow's addiction last season, her sudden appearance as a mustache-twirling villain--basically just to cause the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Magical Drama of The Week]--seems like quite a leap.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: Even given Amy's descent into reckless magic use and enabling Willow's addiction last season, her sudden appearance as a mustache-twirling villain--basically just to cause the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Magical Drama of The Week]--seems Week]]--seems like quite a leap.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: Even given Amy's descent into magic addiction last season, her sudden appearance as a mustache-twirling villain seems like quite a leap.
* KarmaHoudini: Last appearance of Amy, though in the season 8 comics, she returns as a villain, and working for the BigBad.
* KarmaHoudini: Last appearance of Amy, though in the season 8 comics, she returns as a villain, and working for the BigBad.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: Even given Amy's descent into reckless magic use and enabling Willow's addiction last season, her sudden appearance as a mustache-twirling villain seems villain--basically just to cause the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Magical Drama of The Week]--seems like quite a leap.
* KarmaHoudini: Last appearance of Amy,though in onscreen--in the season 8 comics, she returns as a villain, and working for the BigBad.
* KarmaHoudini: Last appearance of Amy,
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Amy says of Kennedy how Willow had found herself a big Potential Slayer bodyguard. [[TeensAreShort Big aside,]] she's gone all Blackwater personal protection in Season 9.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Amy says of Kennedy how Willow had found herself a big Potential Slayer bodyguard. [[TeensAreShort Big aside,]] aside, she's gone all Blackwater personal protection in Season 9.
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* SayingTooMuch: Amy refers to Kennedy as Willow's "big old potential Slayer bodyguard" despite [[INeverSaidItWasPoison Kennedy never having brought up the fact that she was a potential.]]
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The Watcher Robson calls the Summers' residence and informs the gang about Giles's seemingly fatal encounter with the Bringers and an ax, mentioning that he blacked out just as the Bringer was about to swing and by the time he woke up Giles was gone. This gives the gang concern, since Giles never mentioned this to any of them start to question whether Giles survived that encounter or not, as if he died then the First may have taken his form to infiltrate Buffy's inner circle. Andrew mentions that the First is incorporeal so they'd know it was really Giles if any of them have touched him... but no one can recall actually doing so. and worry when none of them can remember a time when Giles actually touched someone. Xander, Anya, Dawn, and Andrew quickly rush to the desert knowing that if Giles is really the First then he has successfully isolated all the potentials. They discover when they are able to touch him that it is really Giles leaving him annoyed with them.
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The Watcher Robson calls the Summers' residence and informs the gang about Giles's seemingly fatal encounter with the Bringers and an ax, mentioning that he blacked out just as the Bringer was about to swing and by the time he woke up Giles was gone. This gives the gang concern, since Giles never mentioned this to any of them them. They start to question whether Giles survived that encounter or not, as if he died then the First may have taken his form to infiltrate Buffy's inner circle. Andrew mentions that the First is incorporeal so they'd know it was really Giles if any of them have touched him... but no one can recall actually doing so. so and worry when none of them can remember a time when Giles actually touched someone.anything. Xander, Anya, Dawn, and Andrew quickly rush to the desert knowing that if Giles is really the First then he has successfully isolated all the potentials. They discover when they are able to touch him that it is really Giles leaving him annoyed with them.
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* TrueLovesKiss: Zigzagged. Kennedy and Willow's first kiss triggers Amy's hex because Willow believes she is betraying Tara's memory. Played straight and invoked with their next kiss, which breaks the hex.
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* TrueLovesKiss: Zigzagged. Inverted when Kennedy and Willow's first kiss triggers Amy's hex because Willow believes she is betraying Tara's memory. Played straight and invoked with their next kiss, which breaks the hex.
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* MagicKiss: Lampshaded when Willow is turned into Warren. At the end of the episode Kennedy works out how to reverse the spell.
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* StealthPun: True Love's Kiss "played straight." Amy's hex was turning Willow into Warren, so Kennedy had to kiss a boy to get her girlfriend back.
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* TrueLovesKiss: Zigzagged. Kennedy and Willow's first kiss triggers Amy's hex because Willow believes she is betraying Tara's memory. Played straight and invoked with their next kiss, which breaks the hex.
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Moving to Trivia
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* {{Corpsing}}: Near the end of the episode, "Willow" breaks down in anguish in front of Xander over her new feelings for Kennedy clashing with her not having fully accepted Tara's death. It seems Creator/AdamBusch couldn't pull off anguish very well, and angle during the scene shows him with just the biggest laughing smile on his face that couldn't be mistaken for anything else.
