Sarah Michelle Gellar makes her first, out of two, crossover appearances as her BTVS character, Buffy Summers.

This episode received a 5.9/9 in the overnight ratings.

This episode ranked 2nd out of 15 WB shows for that week.

This episode scored a 4.4 in the national ratings.

This episode ranked 77 out of 125 in prime time shows.

Cordelia: Batten down the hatches. Here comes hurricane Buffy.
Doyle: You think?
(Cordelia scoffs)
Doyle: Maybe he's over her.
Cordelia: You have so much to learn, little Irish man.

Angel: No need to stir any of this up again.
Cordelia: You don't want to stir, but if my ex came to town and was all stalking me in the shadows and then left and then he didn't even say hello, I'd be --
Buffy: A little upset. Wouldn't you?

Angel: It's complicated how this all happened, Buffy, you know. It's kind of a long story.
Buffy: Your new sidekick had a vision, I was in it, you came to Sunnydale?
Angel: Okay, maybe not that long.

Doyle: So, that's the Slayer.
Cordelia: That's our little Buffy.
Doyle: Well, she seemed a little...
Cordelia: Bulgarian in that outfit?
Doyle: Nah, I was gonna say "hurt".
Cordelia: Yeah, there's a lot of that when they're together.

Doyle: Did you hear that?
Cordelia: Oh, yeah. The Buffy and Angel Show. First they talk out their differences, then they punch them out.
Doyle: Shouldn't we...?
Cordelia: Stick our noses where they don't belong and get them flattened? No thank you.

Buffy: Friend of yours?
Angel: Never saw it before.
Buffy: It was rude. We should go kill it.
Angel: I'm free.

Buffy: Angel? You okay?
Angel: I feel weird.
Buffy: I know. I do, too. I mean, I only came to see you so I could tell you face-to-face not to... see me face-to-face anymore. And I know there's a fly in that logic ointment somewhere, but the next thing I knew, we were being attacked by this Mutant Ninja Demon Thing, and - and then we're on the floor on top of each other, and... it's just really confusing being around you.
Angel: No, I meant I felt weird from the demon's blood. It's powerful.
Buffy: O-kay. Let's just rewind Buffy's little outburst and pretend it never happened.

Cordelia: Oh, my God.
Doyle: What?
Cordelia: (picks up dust) She killed him! Oops. My bad. It's just dust. I forgot to clean under the rug.
Doyle: What are you trying to give me a heart attack?
Cordelia: Hey, don't blame me if he's too cheap to hire a cleaning lady.

Angel: (after turning human) Oh, my God. Food. This is unbelievable. This is so... Mmm! You know, I forgot how good it all tastes when you're alive.
Cordelia: Yeah, they didn't even have cookie-dough-fudge-mint-chip in your day.
Angel: Oh! I want some. Can you get that?
Cordelia: It'll go straight to your thighs.

Angel: "The gateway for lost souls"... is under the post office?
Doyle: It makes sense, you think about it.

Cordelia: (about Buffy and Angel) Oh, please. They've got the forbidden love of all time. They've been apart for months. Now he's suddenly human, I'm sure they're down there just having tea and crackers.

Buffy: You know, it's a good thing I didn't fantasize about you turning human only about ten zillion times... because today would have been a real let-down.

Doyle: I'll finally be free to go out and make me own mark in the world.
Cordelia: We had a cat that used to do that. Oh, God! What am I gonna do? I'm good for exactly two things: international superstardom, or helping a vampire with a soul to rid the world of evil. That makes for a short but... colorful resume.

Mohra Demon: The End of Days has begun and cannot be stopped. For any one of us that falls, ten shall rise.
Buffy: You hurt my boyfriend!
Mohra Demon: A great darkness is coming.
Buffy: You got that right!