| [–] |
Show Menu |
•
•
•
• (34)
•
•
• (7)
•
•
•
•
• (39)
• (33)
• (5)
• (6)
• (13)
• (1)
• (4)
•
• (5)
• (16)
•
• (1)
• |
| [+] |
Empty Sections |
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
|
| [+] |
Show Contribs |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• |
| [+] |
Episode Contribs |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• |
|
|
| Main: |
|
| Show Info: |
|
| Show Info: |
|
| Show Info: |
|
Season 6 |
| 101 :06x01 - Bargaining (1) (Oct/02/2001) | | Buffy's friends try to cope with Buffy's death and are left to defend Sunnydale without her. Meanwhile a gang of marauding demons threaten to jeopardize their plan to bring the slayer back from the dead. To complicate matters, Giles contemplates leaving Sunnydale to come to terms with the loss. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Franc Ross as Razor, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: Geoff Meed as Mag, Mike Grief as Klyed, Paul Greenberg (1) as Shempy Vamp, Joy DeMichelle Moore as Ms. Lefcourt, Bru Muller (1) as Teacher, Robert D. Vito as Cute Boy, Harry Johnson (1) as Parent #1, Kelly Lynn Warren as Parent #2, Hila Levy as Pretty Girl, Richard Wharton as Homeowner | Director: David Grossman
Writer: Marti Noxon | | | | | | | | | |
| 104 :06x04 - Flooded (Oct/16/2001) | | Buffy faces off against one of her most formidable foes yet - bankruptcy- in a drolly scripted mosaic of money problems and demonic menace. The death of Buffy's mother last season left the Slayer as the head of her household, and Buffy's brief demise hardly eased the Summers' strained finances. So when the water pipes burst and their basement floods, a bank loan is their only option. But, alas, Buffy has no collateral. Plus, she's the target of the obnoxious M'Fashnik Demon, employed by three nerdy would-be super villains. Lucky for Buffy, Giles has returned from England after hearing the news about her resurrection. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Todd Stashwick as M'Fashnick Demon, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: Michael Merton as Mr. Savitsky, John Jabaley as Tito, Brian Kolb as Bank Guard | Director: Douglas Petrie
Writer: Douglas Petrie, Jane Espenson | | | |
| 105 :06x05 - Life Serial (Oct/23/2001) | | Buffy tries to find her niche, as she goes through a series of jobs, while villains Jonathan, Warren and Andrew unwittingly put the Slayer through a series of tests to find her weakness. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: Paul Gutrecht as Tony, Noel Gugliemi (1) as Vince (credited as Noel Albert Gugliemi), Enrique Almeida as Marco, Jonathan Goldstein (1) as Mike, Winsome Brown as Woman Customer, Christopher May (1) as Male Customer, David Meunier as Rat-Faced Demon (credited as David J. Miller), Andrew Cooper Wasser as Slime-Covered Demon, Richard Beatty as Small Demon, James C. Leary as Loose Skinned Demon, Jennifer Shon as Rachel, Jabari Hearn as Steve, Derrick McMillon as Ron, Clint Culp as Bartender, Mark Ginther as Horned Demon, Alice Dinnean as Mummy Hand (credited as Alice Dinnean Vernon), | Uncredited: Marcia Ann Burrs as Professor Bellamy | Director: Nick Marck
Writer: Jane Espenson, David Fury | | | |
| 106 :06x06 - All The Way (Oct/30/2001) | | Buffy's friends celebrate Xander and Anya's engagement, while Dawn puts herself in danger when she sneaks out with friends to engage in some Halloween-night mischief. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: John O'Leary (1) as Kaltenbach, Kavan Reece as Justin, Amber Tamblyn as Janice, Dave Power (1) as Zach, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: Charles Duckworth as Glenn, Dawn Worrall as Christy, Emily Kay (1) as Maria, Adam Gordon (1) as Carl, Steven Anthony Lawrence (1) as Chunky Kid, Sabrina Speer as Girl, Chad Erickson as Guy, Dominic Rambran as Paramedic #1, Anthony Sago as Paramedic #2, Lorin Becker (1) as Witch Woman, Lily Jackson as Witchy Poo | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Steven S. DeKnight | | | |
| 107 :06x07 - Once More, With Feeling (Nov/06/2001) | | In this musical extravaganza, a demon, Sweet, comes to Sunnydale and forces the town to sing their most private, and sometimes shocking secrets to one another. This causes Buffy's friends to finally learn the truth about where she really was while she was dead. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Hinton Battle as Sweet, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: David Fury as Mustard Man, Marti Noxon as Parking Ticket Woman, Daniel Weaver as Handsome Young Man, Scot Zeller (1) as Henchman, Zachary Woodlee as Demon/Henchman, Timothy Anderson (1) as Henchman, Alex Esternel as Henchman, Matt Sims as College Guy #1, Hunter Cochran (1) as College Guy #2 | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | | | | | |
| 109 :06x09 - Smashed (Nov/20/2001) | | The chip in Spike's head malfunctions, allowing him to prey on people again; Willow reunites with a formerly furry friend, who also practices black magic, and the two enchantresses go on a tear. | | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Elizabeth Anne Allen (1) as Amy Madison, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: Patrice Walters as Woman, John Patrick Clerkin as Man, Jack Jozefson (1) as Rusty, Rick Garcia as Reporter, Kelly Smith (1) as Innocent Girl, Jordan Belfi as Ryan, Adam Weiner as Simon, Melanie Sirmons as Brie, Lauren Nissi as Girlfriend | Director: Turi Meyer
Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg | | | | | | |
| 111 :06x11 - Gone (Jan/08/2002) | | A social services worker threatens to take guardianship of Dawn. Complicating matters, the three villains accidentally turn Buffy invisible, forcing the gang to rely on Willow's natural brainpower to save the slayer. Plus, in a moment of panic over her relationship with Spike, Buffy chops off her hair. | | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Daniel Hagen (1) as Frank (Social Services Supervisor), Susan Ruttan as Doris Kroeger, | Co-Guest Stars: Jessa French as Cleo, Kelly Parver as Girl in Park, Jeffrey Jacquin as Meter Man, Dwight Bacquie (1) as Security Guard, Lyndon Smith as Little Boy, Melina Webberley as Little Girl, Elin Hampton as Co-Worker | Director: David Fury
Writer: David Fury | | | |
| 112 :06x12 - Doublemeat Palace (Jan/29/2002) | | Buffy needs a job and goes to work at a fast food joint, the Doublemeat Palace. Fast food horror stories are taken to a new level, as Buffy soon discovers what really goes on behind the counters. | | Guest Stars: Elizabeth Anne Allen (1) as Amy Madison, Pat Crawford Brown as Wig Lady, Brent Hinkley as Manny, Kirsten Nelson as Lorraine Ross, Kali Rocha as Halfrek, | Co-Guest Stars: Marion Calvert as Gina, Douglas Bennett (1) as Phillip, Andrew Reville as Timothy, T. Ferguson as Gary, Kevin C. Carter as Mr. Typical, John F. Kearney as Elderly Man, Sara Lawall as Housewife Type, Victor Z. Isaac as Pimply Teen | Director: Nick Marck
Writer: Jane Espenson | | | |
| 113 :06x13 - Dead Things (Feb/05/2002) | | Buffy investigates why Spike is suddenly able to attack her, despite the chip in his head. Meanwhile, Jonathan, Warren and Andrew try to frame Buffy for murder. | | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Amelinda Smith as Katrina, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: Marion Calvert as Gina, Rock Reiser as Desk Sergeant, Bernard K. Addison as Cop #1, Eric Prescott as Cop #2 | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Steven S. DeKnight | | | | | | | | | |
| 116 :06x16 - Hell's Bells (Mar/05/2002) | | Xander and Anya's wedding day has finally arrived. Things are bad enough when Xander and Anya's families can't seem to get along, but a demon from Anya's past plans on breaking up the happy couple, by scaring off the already-nervous Xander. | | Guest Stars: Casey Sander as Tony Harris, Kali Rocha as Halfrek, Andy Umberger as D'Hoffryn, Lee Garlington as Jessica Harris, Jan Hoag as Cousin Carol, George D. Wallace (1) as Future Xander, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Steven Gilborn as Uncle Rory, | Co-Guest Stars: James C. Leary as Clem, Daniel McFeeley as Warty Demon, Rebecca Jackson as Tarantula, Mel Fair as Tentacle Demon, Nick Kokich as Demon Teen, Robert Noble as Night Manager, Julian Franco (1) as Young Bartender, Susannah L. Brown (1) as Caterer Girl, Joey Hiott as Josh Age 10, Abigail Mavity as Sara Age 8, Chris Emerson as Josh Age 21, Ashleigh Ann Wood as Sara Age 18, Megan Vint as Karen | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Rebecca Sinclair | | | |
| 117 :06x17 - Normal Again (Mar/12/2002) | | Buffy is sent into a wild fluctuation between alternative realities - in one world she's the vampire slayer, in the other she's been institutionalized for severe delusional schizophrenia. With both worlds appealing and disturbing for different reasons, she faces a difficult choice of which reality to accept. | | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Dean Butler (1) as Hank Summers, Michael Warren as Doctor, Kirsten Nelson as Lorraine Ross, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Sarah Scivier as Nurse, Rodney Charles as Orderly, April Dion as Kissing Girl | Director: Rick Rosenthal
Writer: Diego Gutierrez (2) | | | | | | |
| 119 :06x19 - Seeing Red (May/07/2002) | | While Willow and Tara have reunited, Buffy's friendship with Xander is endangered following the revelation of her sexual relationship with Spike. In the aftermath of the heartache caused from his tryst with Anya, Spike is dead set to prove he truly loves Buffy, bringing him to carry out an unthinkable act. | | Starring Roles: Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Amy Hathaway as Christine, Nichole Hiltz as Diana, | Co-Guest Stars: James C. Leary as Clem, Garrett Brawith as Frank, Tim Hager as Administrator, Stefan Marks as Guard #1, Christopher James as Guard #2, Kate Orsini as Girl at Bronze, | Uncredited: Troy Brenna (1) as Nezzla Demon | Director: Michael Gershman
Writer: Steven S. DeKnight | | | |
| 120 :06x20 - Villains (May/14/2002) | | Buffy is rushed to the hospital after being shot by Warren while Willow turns to the darkest of majicks in order to exact revenge on Tara's murderer. | | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Jeff Kober as Rack, Amelinda Smith as Katrina, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: James C. Leary as Clem, Steven W. Bailey (1) as Cave Demon, Tim Hodgin as Coroner, Michael Matthys (1) as Paramedic, Julie Hermelin as Clerk, Alan Henry Brown as Demon Bartender, Mueen Jahan Ahmad (1) as Doctor (credited as Mueen J. Ahmad), Jane Cho as Nurse #1, Meredith Cross as Nurse #2, David Adefeso as Paramedic #2, Jeffrey Nicholas-Brown as Vampire (credited as Jeffrey Nicholas Brown), Nelson Frederick as Villager | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: The Misfits -- Die, Die My Darling | | | |
| 121 :06x21 - Two to Go (1) (May/21/2002) | | One down, two to go. Willow has now completely gone to the dark side - fully immersed in the majicks - as she continues to avenge Tara's death. When her friends try to intervene, she turns against them as well. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Jeff Kober as Rack, | Co-Guest Stars: James C. Leary as Clem, Jeff McCredie as Officer, Damian Mooney as Patrol Cop, Michael Younger as Truck Driver, Steven W. Bailey (1) as Cave Demon, | Uncredited: Tanoai Reed as Fire Demon | Director: Bill L. Norton (1)
Writer: Douglas Petrie | | | | | | |
|
Settings
Digg
Furl
Del.icio.us
Google