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Big Hit: One million people would murder me if I didn't ask, what's it like kissing Sarah?

James Marsters: If I answer that truthfully, Freddie Prinze Jnr will kick my ass! With a baseball bat... and he would have good reason to do so.

Big Hit: Freddie's not like that!

James Marsters: What?! If I was dating Sarah, I would be like that. God! Sarah is an absolute dream. A lead of a TV series has the power to make the set a nightmare or heaven. Sarah has chosen to use her powers to make it heaven. She's always on time. She always knows her lines. She's always wonderful to work with. She's always fresh. She's always jovial. You know, nobody really wants to push her around but other than that she's a dream. Truthfully. And kissing her was no chore!

She's been emotionally frozen for the past couple of seasons, unable to drop her guard and let love (her adoring former sex partner Spike) in."
- Joyce Millman, New York Times Writer

"I want to see Buffy beat on everyone and everything in sight, save the world again and still find the time to finally admit her feelings for poor Spike."
- Joyce Millman, New York Times Writer

"Spike's devotion to Buffy and her mission has set him on a path to redemption; he endured torture to win back his soul for her, then suffered at the hands of the First Evil. But Buffy has yet to tell him she loves him. "
- Joyce Millman, New York Times Writer

"In the finale, I want to see Buffy give Spike the moment of happiness he's earned. And then I want my heart to be broken, because one thing "Buffy" does better than any show on television is break your heart. I want to see Buffy and Spike both make the ultimate sacrifice, and both be rewarded for it. But they can't be together; it's not in their destinies. I want Buffy to die and become an immortal god(dess) who rights the balance of good and evil in the universe. I want Spike to die and be reborn as a human (and therefore available for a possible spinoff)."
- Joyce Millman, New York Times Writer

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