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Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Goal Is to “Bring Back Everyone Who Has Died” on ‘Buffy’ for Reboot
(www.hollywoodreporter.com)
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Did he stop Tara coming back?
As far as I know she has never said who it specifically was, just that there was a person who made her not want to come back(after a huge fan push to revive her, among the many possible moments).
It has later been revealed by multiple people across several productions that span decades, that Joss Whedon is basically a "good old boy". The kind of guy who finds it funny to mock women. He allegedly has retold a story he found hilarious, about how he made a female writer cry, twice. That sort of behaviour was "confirmed" to happen by by multiple cast members, including SMG. And it is likely why he has no involvement in the new show.
Ahhhh that figures. I wonder if he wrote her death because of it