It's Happy Birthday Buffy time on Insane Troll Logic as we discuss the mega two-parter of Surprise and Innocence. Nathaniel discusses gender norms and toxic masculinity, Maggie breaks down the early strengths and weaknesses of the transformation of David Boreanaz, and everyone has fun with these very strong episodes.

Maggie and Nathaniel tackle Buffy season two episodes "Ted" and "Bad Eggs," two strange little episodes. They discuss awkward plot points, moral responsibilities, allegorical failures and John Ritter.

This week, Maggie and Nathaniel tackle to two-part Buffy episode What's My line, talking accents, romantic relationship analysis, Angel as "Damsel in distress," and some kink talk. Probably should rename the show "Buffy is kinky."

This week, on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel talk the trust issues of Lie To Me and a whole mess of Jenny Calendar in The Dark Age. They delve into the Giles/Jenny relationship, disagree on the efficacy of Ford, and generally enjoy a pair of fun Buffy episodes.

Insane Troll Logic covers two more Buffy episodes from season two: Reptile Boy and Halloween. Nathaniel and Maggie comment on how Reptile Boy is fun and has good character building moments (while being very problematic), and how Halloween is really neat but kinda uneven thematically. They also discuss "filler episodes," underutilized characters and talk about Giles a lot. As they love to do.

This week on Insane Troll Logic, Maggie and Nathaniel struggle with keeping their thoughts on Spike and Drusilla contained to their current incarnations and not several seasons worth of characterization, and also there's the uncomfortable racism of Inca Mummy Girl. But mostly Spike and Dru.

This week, Maggie and Nathaniel begin their arduous trek through season 2 of Buffy with When She Was Bad and Some Assembly Required. Nathaniel tries to battle off a plague and focus on the intensity of Buffy's emotional rampage against her friends and neighbors, while Maggie talks PTSD and the radicalization of young men. Also, the couplings of many major characters are talked about.

Maggie and Nathaniel wrap up season one of Buffy with a pair of "bangers" (Maggie's words). Maggie enthuses about "Out of Mind" guest star Clea Duvall and compares Prophecy Girl with The Movie, while Nathaniel talks earned consequences and how Prophecy Girl is a sequel to "Never Kill A Boy," and other weird conversations occur. As usual.