As much as I love Angel/Buffy as a plot device for the second and third seasons, they kind of don't have all that much chemistry. But **** you on Buffy/Spike. I'm not entirely sure it's a romantic chemistry, but any season 4 and on scene with them is one of the best of the show.

But there's something about Buffy and Faith that just feels like at least one of them is into it and the other would be entirely receptive if they were gay.

I love Buffy/Spike as much as the next person (their chemistry was great as well, and a lot of my favorite scenes of the entire series are Spike/Buffy scenes. "Can we rest now, Buffy?") but you can't deny that their relationship was dysfunctional. I mean, of course it was.

.. However I also love the idea of Buffy & Giles (and Cordelia/Anya) together, so. There's that.

Dysfunctionally great. Too bad Joss doesn't like stable relationships, which never gave Buffy and Spike a real chance.

Gross. Get out of my house.

Did they ever even talk in the series? That seems like a total crack pairing.

And I think the Spike/Dawn big brother/little sister relationship was low key the best thing ever. Say what you want about Dawn but she ended up being a great character, and her and Spike were a very big thing in making me like her. Little Bit and all. The possible interaction of Spike/Buffy as a relationship with them both as parental figures to Dawn was absolutely the biggest missed opportunity of the show.

I'm still kinda sad that Spike x Anya never went anywhere beyond that one episode.

I mean yes but you're still weird.

Just wait till The Master enters the love triangle.

*cringe*

There needs to be a Buffy rewatch thread.
I'm on my phone and have had a lot of rum but regarding Anya pairings: honestly no one would have made sense with Anya. Spike and Anya especially would have been terrible.

He was a vampire looking to be a hero

She was a jilted ex-demon looking to be a villain

If that doesn't spell sitcom, I don't know what does