Tabula Rasa

[spuffbeste]

Tabula Rasa... I'm sure it was a funny episode for all of us. According to you, which scene was the funniest?

[BlasterBoy]

Funniest? I don't know, that's very hard.

Maybe "Randy Giles". "RANDY GILES!? Why not call me Desperate-for-a-shag Giles?" Or maybe the bunny scene. "I'm sorry, Rupert. You were right. That WAS the wrong book." Those two were my favorites, but I think I might have to go with Anya summoning all these bunnies and then getting mad at Giles, and then apologizing

[NxD_Slayerette]

yh randy giles, or just all the giles and spike scenes! epsicailly the bit about the car "dads bound to have something, red, shiny and shaped like a penis"

i love that episode sooo much!

[KingofCretins]

I love that Xander and Willow just sort of assumed they were a couple with nothing but the jacket. If you look closely, you can see almost Willow's whole arc up to that point go by during the episode

[LRae12]

besides the aforementioned 'randy giles' scene - I loved the bunny making scenes with Giles & Anya...ASH was hilarious when he pulled out that plane ticket - the look on his face had me in stitches...then Anya tosses her ring across the room and she's all pissed that she threw her diamond! Very funny stuff...

[KingofCretins]

No, Giles dueling the skeleton amidst a sea of bunnies --

"It's not that book! Put that book down, do you hear?"

To me, that and the mummy hand are the funniest things the whole season.

[holypotatoes]

As it was stated above, the Randy Giles stuff and when Anya throws her ring and says "now look what you made me do!" I have to honest though the part that still makes me laugh extremely hard is "I feel like a Joan". It's just one of the oddest most bland names and yet buffy who's not bland at all chooses it and says that's what she feels like. IDK it makes me laugh everytime.

This was not meant to offend anyone named Joan. If you are, my bad.

[ThePoet's<3]

yh randy giles, or just all the giles and spike scenes! epsicailly the bit about the car "dads bound to have something, red, shiny and shaped like a penis"

i love that episode sooo much!

No, Giles dueling the skeleton amidst a sea of bunnies --

"It's not that book! Put that book down, do you hear?"

To me, that and the mummy hand are the funniest things the whole season.

All of those are my favorites!! Actually the whole thing with Anya and Giles is hilarious - but as KoC said - love the skeleton fight!!

Spike rolling off the counter and yelping was pretty funny!

[Nostalgia]

Without a doubt Giles fighting the skeleton scene.

[ciderdrinker]

Ooh but how about when they open the door to the vampires and all scream! That was wonderful they way they subverted the whole show in one tiny moment!

[basakbangel]

Good idea

Hmm.. should I choose one?

Ok, I think Anya and Giles kissing and Randy Giles!
Those were very funny. Especially the part where Anya and Giles were arguing

[NxD_Slayerette]

i also love the bit when spike is just about to go with buffy to take on the vamps and giles goes "come here son" and then sorta man hug! and when xander starts going on about how hes not panicking! and i was watching doppelgangland today and they repeat a willow line in tabula rasa and doppelgangland "i think im kinda gay"

[selenspuffy]

Nice subject

Um.. Lots of but especially I love Randy Giles Here, we see their sense of humour, thats great

[BlasterBoy]

Ooh but how about when they open the door to the vampires and all scream! That was wonderful they way they subverted the whole show in one tiny moment!

I still love Anya/Giles most in the episode, but what you said jogged my memory! What about the Xander fainting Obviously OOC, but hysterical. Also, "I'm a superhero or something."

[LRae12]

"Ready Randy?" "Ready, Joan."

Also....also, Anya's remark about - "they're blood-suckers...they kill by sucking blood...pay attention Joan" cracks me up.

AND, Anya sticking to her true self to stay behind and protect the money!

[potterfanatic]

Xander praying frantically: Ok I dont know what I am so bear with me. Now I lay me down to sleep, (Speaks two words of (I think it was hebrew)), OHM.

Just the frantic praying to a god you're not even sure is yours tickles me

[KingofCretins]

I always thought that was the cheapest gag in the episode, because it was such a proud and clean lift from "The Mummy". The writers are usually pretty glib about admitting when they are stealing something (Like Doug Petrie's referring to "The Flatrix" in his commentary on "The Initiative"), but a gag like that doesn't re-use quite as well as "dodge this".

[potterfanatic]

Well it may be a rip off, but it was still funny.