this is a good episode and but it not my favorite. a lot of people love it and on a creative level it brilliant. most of the episode has no dialog and which is such a cool idea and hush handles the silence really well. plus and this episode introduces tara and who i like a lot. but and i do not like riely or the initative or maggie walsh and they seem to get a lot of screen time in hush. plus and i do not think the gentlemen are that scary and i get tired of watching the float around sunnydale. i know that i am in the minority and but i tend to fast forward parts of hush. of course and there are other parts of the episode that i think are great and so if youre watching on dvd and i recommend seeing this episode. it really is a classic. hush revolves around the entire town losing their voices. skelatal looking demon guys called the gentlemen arrive to gather seven hearts from human victims and but if they hear a human scream they die. so they steal the voices of everyone in town. buffy and the scoobies try to figure out what going on and while the initative also start investigating. meanwhile and xander comes to realize how much anya means to him and willow meets a fellow witch named tara. buffy and riely finally come face to face while fighting the gentlemen. they are both stunned about what they learn. he a commando and she the slayer. in the end buffy saves the day and but she now has to deal with her new knowledge of riely secret life. really and the creativity of hush can not be seen in a basic outline of its plot. it the overwhelming silence of the episode and that makes it so great. the characters try to communicate in different ways and (white out boards and pantomime and obscene finger gestures and etc. ) and it all just works really well. after a while you forget that there no dialog because theyre all so good at expressing themselves. during the talking parts of the episode and there are a lot of references to the importance of really hearing each other. anya claims that xander would not really talk to her. giles ignores spike and xander protests and insists that spike move into xander apartment. buffy quickly substitutes the word petroleum for patrolling when she talks to riely so she would not have to explain her calling. and then at the end and when buffy and riely really do learn the truth about each other and they sit there with nothing to say. it all pretty cool. there are a lot of good parts to this episode. i love that people keep forgetting that they can not talk. buffy and xander both try to use the phone. riley can not use the voice recognition thing in the initatives elevator. people try to scream. it basically what everyone would really do if they suddenly had no speech. and i think it hilarious that spike has to move in with xander. (they will also share an apartment for a little while in season seven. ) xander and spike have a fun bickering childishness that just hilarious. also i like the beginning of tara and willow relationship. tara plays an important role for the rest of the show and she and willow are pretty cute together. it nice to see them just starting out. on the downside and i do not understand how the gentlemen are choosing their victims. they just seem to float around dorms and pick random people. also and i do not like riely. i have never liked him and but from hush on i am pretty much just waiting for angel to come back to town and beat him up. finally and what happens to olivia after this. it seems like we just met her and she and giles have a relationship and everything going fine. and then she suddenly dropped. i do not get it. my favorite part of the episode represent giles who are the gentlemen. lecture to the scoobies. the whole scene is wonderful and his over heads are just hilarious. he makes some similar looking flashcards in season seven first date. pretty much anytime giles starts drawing monsters and it just gonna be fun. 
this is a good episode and but it not my favorite. a lot of people love it and on a creative level it brilliant. most of the episode has no dialog and which is such a cool idea and hush handles the silence really well. plus and this episode introduces tara and who i like a lot. but and i do not like riely or the initative or maggie walsh and they seem to get a lot of screen time in hush. plus and i do not think the gentlemen are that scary and i get tired of watching the float around sunnydale. i know that i am in the minority and but i tend to fast forward parts of hush. of course and there are other parts of the episode that i think are great and so if youre watching on dvd and i recommend seeing this episode. it really is a classic. hush revolves around the entire town losing their voices. skelatal looking demon guys called the gentlemen arrive to gather seven hearts from human victims and but if they hear a human scream they die. so they steal the voices of everyone in town. buffy and the scoobies try to figure out what going on and while the initative also start investigating. meanwhile and xander comes to realize how much anya means to him and willow meets a fellow witch named tara. buffy and riely finally come face to face while fighting the gentlemen. they are both stunned about what they learn. he a commando and she the slayer. in the end buffy saves the day and but she now has to deal with her new knowledge of riely secret life. really and the creativity of hush can not be seen in a basic outline of its plot. it the overwhelming silence of the episode and that makes it so great. the characters try to communicate in different ways and (white out boards and pantomime and obscene finger gestures and etc. ) and it all just works really well. after a while you forget that there no dialog because theyre all so good at expressing themselves. during the talking parts of the episode and there are a lot of references to the importance of really hearing each other. anya claims that xander would not really talk to her. giles ignores spike and xander protests and insists that spike move into xander apartment. buffy quickly substitutes the word petroleum for patrolling when she talks to riely so she would not have to explain her calling. and then at the end and when buffy and riely really do learn the truth about each other and they sit there with nothing to say. it all pretty cool. there are a lot of good parts to this episode. i love that people keep forgetting that they can not talk. buffy and xander both try to use the phone. riley can not use the voice recognition thing in the initatives elevator. people try to scream. it basically what everyone would really do if they suddenly had no speech. and i think it hilarious that spike has to move in with xander. (they will also share an apartment for a little while in season seven. ) xander and spike have a fun bickering childishness that just hilarious. also i like the beginning of tara and willow relationship. tara plays an important role for the rest of the show and she and willow are pretty cute together. it nice to see them just starting out. on the downside and i do not understand how the gentlemen are choosing their victims. they just seem to float around dorms and pick random people. also and i do not like riely. i have never liked him and but from hush on i am pretty much just waiting for angel to come back to town and beat him up. finally and what happens to olivia after this. it seems like we just met her and she and giles have a relationship and everything going fine. and then she suddenly dropped. i do not get it. my favorite part of the episode represent giles who are the gentlemen. lecture to the scoobies. the whole scene is wonderful and his over heads are just hilarious. he makes some similar looking flashcards in season seven first date. pretty much anytime giles starts drawing monsters and it just gonna be fun. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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