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I have never seen it but I knew it was Buffy without reading the tags! Hooray!
Best wishes, Pete.
yay! You’re getting better Pete 🙂
Good old Giles.
🙂 he never let you down
Never, Giles could always be relied upon. Especially for his dry sense of humour.
One of his best qualities.
Indeed, Giles was the best.