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| Title: | The Trial |
| Episode Number: | 31 |
| Season: | 2 |
| Season Episode #.: | 9 |
| Production Number: | 2ADH09 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday November 28th, 2000 |
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Angel is still haunted by flashbacks of his 150-year love affair with Darla and has Gunn help track her down, but he soon discovers that he is faced with an impossible choice: watch her die from a terminal illness or use his dark powers to turn her back into a vampire and give her eternal life.
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This episode got a 4.1/6 in the overnight ratings.
| This episode ranked 4th out of 17 WB shows for the week.
| This episode received a 3.2 in the national ratings.
| This episode ranked 96 out of 138 in prime time shows.
| There is a flashback to France in 1765.
| This is the first mention of a man named Holtz, who wants to destroy vampires.
| Juliet Landau's name is withheld till the closing credits to maintain the surprise appearance of her character Drusilla.
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Cordelia: He's been down in that cellar a long time.
Wesley: I keep hearing a ... "chucka chucka" sound... what's he doing down there?
Cordelia: How should I know? He barely says good morning and get me a glass of blood anymore.
| Wesley: I was a man -- I said... things.
Cordelia: Like what?
Wesley: Like did he prefer milk or sugar in his tea. It's how men talk about things in England!
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Darla: I didn't need help Angelus, I picked a stupid one. I always pick a stupid one don't I?
| Cordelia: You're planning on sleeping over?
Darla: I'm dying.
Cordelia: So for the one night then.
| (To Darla)
Cordelia: Sorry that you are dying but if you try anything we will hit you.
Wesley: On the head.
Cordelia: With really sharp objects.
| Lorne: There is one way. It's really a test. It will probably kill you.
Angel: I'll take it.
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As Drusilla walks up to Darla in her human face, in one particular angle, you can see from the side of her face that she has already vamped out.
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Shempire: You've been reading too much Anne Rice, lady.
Anne Rice is an author who is known for writing about vampires especially her Vampire Chronicles.
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(To Lorne)
Angel: Is this just like you sent me to a swami that was killed and try to help me?
Angel is referring to what occurs in the episode "Guise will be guise."
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