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Date Posted: 17:51:14 01/05/06 Thu
Author: Sunshine
Subject: Re: The vanishing of the Xander character
In reply to: KEVIN 's message, "Re: The vanishing of the Xander character" on 17:41:34 01/05/06 Thu

Maybe he lost his funny because the show dealt with more adult themes after S4 and his brand of humor no longer fit in with the new direction. I agree that he was humorous and continued to be so, only in smaller doses. As far as Buffyspeak, I always thought almost all the characters contributed and I certainly attribute a lot of the style to Willow, even more than Buffy and certainly more than Xander but perhaps this is just a personal impression.

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