#7

I watched the third episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer of season four tonight. This was third consecutive episode I watched of this season and I'm actually starting to like it. Although it's kind of weird sometimes when you feel like you are watching a normal show with a normal plot and then people suddenly turn into vampires and attack each other. In this episode "The Harsh Light of Day," Spike, a powerful well-known vampire you could say, comes to Buffy's campus. She meets him at some college party and they start fighting, all along his so called "girlfriend," Harmony, (one of Buffy and Willow's old acquaintances) accidentally spills a secret in front of Buffy about why Spike is back on campus. Spike is supposedly trying to find and capture a magical ring that makes it impossible for him, or any vampire, to die. He wants to possess this ring so he will be invincible. Buffy tells one of her slayers about it and he recognizes what it is and does some research on it, when he finds out what it can do he tries to warn Buffy about it but of course she is already fighting Spike. It takes her a stab with one of her vampire killing weapons to realize he is wearing the ring and she won't be able to kill him as long as he acquires it. After a long troublesome battle Buffy captures the ring from him and he is sucked away. This is mostly the main concept of this episode as in all the episodes so far from this season, Buffy is just living her college like with boy problems and room mate problems and there is always a vampire scandal going on that her crew researches and they and her use it to defeat the bad guys.