Chris Evans recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel where he chatted about his dog, Dodger and his new app and website which helps people navigate politics,…

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“I was offered the part on Supernatural in March of 2012, I think, and I was in the middle of launching a company – a huge company with YouTube, so I wasn’t even thinking about jobs at the time,” Day told IGN about her invite to the franchise. “But when I read the script, I was like, ‘Oh my God! This character’s incredible,’ You don’t see a character like this come along every day. it is just so special, so up my ally.”

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So much is lost in reimagining Buffy, and its not entirely clear what is gained, because while the series delivers occasional one-off, character-focused stories like last issue’s Wesley one-shot and the excellent Willow spinoff, it’s when the characters come together that the series feels further from the heart and soul of Buffy.

“I think I probably had a hunch,” she says. “It seemed to me all the fun of summer, and everybody being outside and finally having some relaxed rules, caught up with everyone, because of the virus. I’m sad that people don’t get to watch it for another half year, but I wasn’t majorly upset because it’s important to look after people right now.”

“When you’re not represented in culture and in politics, you’re told that. . . you are not important, so then voting feels irrelevant,”

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“I love it when people say, ‘we’re praying for you,’ and everything else, but there comes a point where you’re like, ‘I got this. I’m fine. I’m good,'” she says. “There are a lot pf people in the world who could use prayers, and I’m feeling great. I have an amazing medical team behind me and–“

“And you can lap me at an exercise class,” Gellar chimes in.

“It’s an invasion of my head, it’s like there are these strangers walking around in there,” Buffy says. And at the time that was just a guess from Joss Whedon and episode writer Jane Espenson about what hearing others’ thoughts would feel like, but now it;s what we deal with every day as we inject the rage and anxiety and bad takes of hundreds, if not thousands of people directly into our brains.