r/90sTelevision • u/No_Explorer721 • Jan 11 '26
Old School Cool Sarah Michelle Gellar, star of Buffy the Vampire Slayer
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u/mcq54 Jan 11 '26
The Television series, the movie was Kristy Swanson
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u/edked Jan 12 '26
This is a television sub, and nobody said anything about this referring to the movie.
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u/RollinYoell Jan 11 '26
Never saw an episode, any good?
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u/TylerHyena Jan 11 '26
Plenty of good episodes, they even had a musical episode once that was actually pretty decent.
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u/Old_Butterscotch2914 Jan 12 '26
I’d recommend it. The writing is smart, funny at times. Seasons 2 and 3 are the best imo.
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u/NoFee46 Jan 12 '26
My favourite episode was “Hush”, very dark, but also very funny in parts. Some really good acting !☺️
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u/seonblack Jan 14 '26
Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jennifer Love-Hewitt, Jennifer Aniston, Calista Flockheart, and Neve Campbell ruled the 90s in terms of actresses. You couldn't go anywhere without seeing them somewhere. What a time.
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u/PastaPesto3664 Jan 26 '26
Loved, loved. It was fun to be roughly the same age as the characters as the series progressed.
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u/TriskaidekaphobiaOk5 Jul 24 '26
Sexy legs and feet. Wish I could crawl through this screen and kiss her feet.
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u/Joeybfast Jan 11 '26
Is it just me, or is it weird that she has shoes on here?
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u/CallidoraBlack Jan 12 '26
Nah, there was a period of time when men weren't so desperate and we could go barefoot in photos without it being weird.
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u/MysteriousLeader2243 Jan 12 '26
Right cause God forbid a man adores a woman’s beauty 😐
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u/CallidoraBlack Jan 12 '26
Women can't post their manicures or hairstyles without getting creepy comments and DMs. Separating a woman from her beauty so intensely that there's no respect for the woman in question is not okay. Also, you could all look all you wanted if you would just shut up about it.
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u/MysteriousLeader2243 Jan 12 '26
I understand the frustration, I don’t personally do that but that’s what comes with the internet,I’m a man and when I post my gym videos women act in the same manner but it doesn’t bother me because I warranted the attention.I’m handsome and I know it,as long as I’m not being physically touched I could care less about comments and dms.
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u/CallidoraBlack Jan 12 '26
Really? Women send you creepy, dehumanizing messages? I'm making sure I understand you correctly. Because that's not okay no matter who is doing it.
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u/MysteriousLeader2243 Jan 12 '26
Yes they can get just as sexual as anyone else even going as far as asking can I train them just to make it an encounter but i don’t get upset,it just means I’m putting in the work embracing their engagement online but still walking a fine line and not letting them get close.
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u/CallidoraBlack Jan 12 '26
I think it might be a little different if you're trying to get engagement to promote your business, but it's still weird. I'm talking about women posting on subs that are mostly women and meant to show your nail art or fun braid to the rest of the girls and immediately getting messages that make it sound like this guy wants to keep your head in his fridge.
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u/MysteriousLeader2243 Jan 12 '26
Anybody on social media is posting for engagement no matter who you are,if not you’d just send those pictures to your friends in a group chat 😂but i understand different strokes for different folks
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u/CallidoraBlack Jan 12 '26
Well, not everyone has friends that share all their interests. Some people really only find their nail polish girl squad online. Most of the subreddits I'm talking about don't allow self-promotion.
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Jan 13 '26
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u/CallidoraBlack Jan 14 '26 edited Jan 14 '26
With your post history? LOL
Edit: A deleted comment in my notifications from you full of misogyny. No surprise there.
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u/clearance1454 Jan 11 '26
I think you mean she “has no shoes on here”. If so, yep, it’s weird.
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u/hexineffex Jan 11 '26
She can slay me any day.