one of the absolute funniest scene's ever! go watch it!

spike: "you can't come in, YOU'RE not invited!"…priceless.

Internally (paraphrased), "I am my thoughts. If they exist in her, Buffy contains everything that is me and she becomes me. I cease to exist."

Out loud, "Huh."

And Willow's, "Buffy did the reading? Buffy *understood* the reading?" and the random thoughts of some of the people at the school are brilliant, too, like with that guy who was wearing the *very* oversized pants thinking, "I swear, one of these days my pants are just going to fall right off!"

That whole episode had me losing control.

Giles's (pronounced "Gileseseseses" — like nemisiseses) face at Wil's "ghost" costume. Buffy being ditzy and worthless; Wil telling Cordy "You're not really a cat!" Buffy's first glimpse of "demons" (faints, and Wil wakes her, saying they need Buffy "Who?" Xand: "Who's Buffy?" Wil: "Oh, this is going to be fun.")

I mean, come ON — as Spike says "This is just NEAT!"

BBB not a fave. Of th other picks, Yes, I lik them, too. I would hav put Hush, and The Joan & Randy Show. Also A New Man — Spike encouraging Gils to go with his ragey feelings.

Of course, there are thousands of moments and scenes — When Faith swaps bodies with Buf, and B goes to Gileseseses house; that ENTIRE scene of her first xplaining to him, then Wil & Tara explaining to HER what's going on. Priceless!

BTW, in response to anothr comment, about Zeppo; that's part of th humor — while th gang is fighting th hell-mouth beast, Xander's zaniness is going on. (The dead guy looking in th library, "COOL!")

Hush has at least as much humor as any ep — from "I've gone deaf" through Riley breaking the wrong thing (and th infamous gestures!) I usually love great dialog more than anything, but that show is funNY.

I also agree with othrs about The Three Dufii (Nerds of Doom); and Him (Spike tackling Buffy gts me EVERY time!)

Buffy Р"Sure, we could work-out after school, you know, if you’re not too busy having sex with my mother!"

Giles – "Ow." (Having just walked into a tree.)

BBB is my favorite funny episode. I would definitely remove Beer bad and probably replace it with Dopplegangland.

Hi Giles, Buffy's gone homicidal…so I sent her to you? OK?!

I really don't count Dracula vs. Buffy in there, hell I wouldn't even count that in my top 10. For me it's more about Buffy discovering her dark side then anything else.

Are we also forgetting The Puppet Show??

"I DECIDED LONG AGO NEVER TO WALK IN AAAANYONE'S SHADOW IF I FAIL, IF I SUCCEEED…."

RED RUUUM RED RUUUM.

"I don't get it? Is it supposed to be Avant Garde?"

And the performance of Oedipus Rex?

I was also going to go with Life Serial, mostly because Sarah was just insanely funny, she had me in stitches. I kind of think we (or most) underestimate Sarah's comedic abilities, we always think Xander or even Willow for the funny.

1) Band Candy (One of the best things about this episode, for me, is that it gives us some great insight into Giles's character, and plants the seeds – in typical Buffy fashion – for what will eventually become one of the more poignant relationships threads of the entire series [Giles and Joyce and the depth of the connection between them])

2) The Replacement (I'd submit that this is Nicholas Brendan's best episode of the entire series, although I think most people would give that honor to 'The Zeppo', which is an episode that I've honestly never really quite understood)

3) Life Serial (This is the 'calm before the storm' for the Trio, and is really the only time we see them truly working together as a unit before their attempts to take Buffy out take a much darker turn)

4) Doublemeat Palace (Buffy in that hat makes this episode comedic gold, IMO, even though it's widely regarded as one of the worst episodes of the series [which, incidentally, is a viewpoint that I've never really understood])

5) Him (I used to be an extremely harsh critic of Season 7, but this episode has always been one of the bright spots amongst that criticsm, mainly because I'm such a big Dawn fan; it's also great to see everybody's response to the 'attraction spell' that they fall victim to, since it says so much about who they are as individuals)