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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Welcome to the Hellmouth (1) (Mar/10/1997) | | A young vampire Slayer, Buffy Summers, has left her home in L.A. and has moved to Sunnydale, the home of the Hellmouth. Buffy, now at a new high school, is trying for a fresh start at a normal life. She is not the least bit thrilled when she finds out that the new librarian, Rupert Giles, was sent to Sunnydale as her Watcher and wants her to resume her Slayer duties. He explains to her that the city is located directly above the mouth of Hell, and he warns her of all the dangers she must face. Buffy, though, wants to be no part of this. She later meets a mysterious stranger named Angel, who reiterates everything Giles has told her and warns her of the impending vampire ritual known as the Harvest. Meanwhile, Buffy's new friends, Xander and Willow, find themselves in grave danger when they get involved with vampires. | | Guest Stars: Mark Metcalf as The Master, Brian Thompson (1) as Luke, David Boreanaz as Angel, Ken Lerner as Principal Flutie, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Julie Benz as Darla, J. Patrick Lawlor as Thomas, Eric Balfour as Jesse, | Co-Guest Stars: Natalie Strauss as Teacher, Carmine Giovinazzo as Boy, Amy Chance as Girl #1, Tupelo Jereme as Girl #2, Persia White as Girl #3 | Director: Charles Martin Smith (1)
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Sprung Monkey -- Believe, Mindtribe -- Losing Ground, Sprung Monkey -- Right My Wrong, Sprung Monkey -- Saturated, Sprung Monkey -- Swirl, Sprung Monkey -- Things Are Changing | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - The Harvest (2) (Mar/10/1997) | | Buffy goes to the aid of her new friends, but she is unable to save Jesse, who is taken hostage by the vampires. At this point, Buffy is no longer fighting her destiny and takes responsibility as the Slayer. Giles decides to let Xander and Willow in on Buffy's little secret, since they are now involved. Buffy informs Giles about her encounter with Angel and his mention of the Harvest. Upon researching, Giles discovers that the Harvest is a feeding ritual which is supposed to open the gates of Hell. Unless Buffy and her new friends can stop it, innocent people will die, and The Master will be released from his underground prison and once again walk the Earth. | | Guest Stars: Mark Metcalf as The Master, Brian Thompson (1) as Luke, David Boreanaz as Angel, Ken Lerner as Principal Flutie, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Julie Benz as Darla, Eric Balfour as Jesse, | Co-Guest Stars: Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Jeffrey Steven Smith as Guy in Comp Class, Teddy Lane, Jr. as Bouncer, Deborah Brown (1) as Girl | Director: John Kretchmer
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Dashboard Confessional -- Ballad for Dead Friends, Dashboard Confessional -- Wearing Me Down | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - The Witch (Mar/17/1997) | | Buffy, wanting a normal high school experience, decides to try out for the Sunnydale High cheerleading squad. However, when her fellow competitors are being mysteriously eliminated one by one in freak accidents, Buffy soon discovers that this is the doing of another girl who desperately wants to make the squad and isn't willing to let anything or anyone stand in her way. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Elizabeth Anne Allen (1) as Amy Madison, Robin Riker as Catherine, | Co-Guest Stars: Jim Doughan as Mr. Pole, Nicole Prescott as Lishanne, Amanda Wilmshurst as Senior Cheerleader, William Monaghan (2) as Dr. Gregory | Director: Stephen Cragg (1)
Writer: Dana Reston | | Songs: Humbucker -- Count the Time, 2 Unlimited -- Twilight Zone | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Teacher's Pet (Mar/25/1997) | | Buffy's new substitute Biology teacher, Miss French, seems to be catching the eyes of all the male students, including Xander. Buffy soon learns that Miss French isn't what she appears to be, and that Xander is in horrible danger. | | Guest Stars: David Boreanaz as Angel, Ken Lerner as Principal Flutie, Musetta Vander as Miss Natalie French, Jackson Price as Blaine, Jean Speegle Howard as Real Miss French, | Co-Guest Stars: William Monaghan (2) as Dr. Gregory, Jack Knight (1) as Homeless Guy, Michael Ross Verona as Teacher, Karim Oliver as Bud #1 | Director: Bruce Seth Green (2)
Writer: David Greenwalt | | Songs: Superfine -- Already Met You, Superfine -- Stoner Love | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - Never Kill a Boy on the First Date (Mar/31/1997) | | Buffy's social life and her slayer life collide, when she must foil The Master's plans to bring forth The Anointed One, while on a date with a classmate, Owen. | | Guest Stars: Mark Metcalf as The Master, David Boreanaz as Angel, Christopher Wiehl as Owen Thurman, Geoff Meed as Andrew Borba, | Co-Guest Stars: Paul-Felix Montez as Mysterious Guy, Robert Mont as Van Driver, Andrew J. Ferchland as Boy | Director: David Semel
Writer: Rob des Hotel, Dean Batali | | Songs: Rubber -- Junkie Girl, Kim Richy -- Let the Sun Fall Down, Three Day Wheely -- Rotten Apples, Velvet Chain -- Strong, Velvet Chain -- Treason | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - The Pack (Apr/07/1997) | | A school field trip to the Sunnydale Zoo leaves Xander and a few other students enthralled by the spirit of hyena hybrids. This in turn causes them to become more aggressive and mean as they begin to act like wild animals. When Buffy and Willow notice Xander's change in behavior, Giles originally dismisses it as a teenage hormone issue. However, when the possessed students begin to do some unimaginable things, such as eating the school mascot and the principal alive, Giles becomes convinced that they do in fact have a mystical problem on their hands. | | Guest Stars: Ken Lerner as Principal Flutie, Eion Bailey as Kyle, Michael McCraine as Rhonda, Brian Gross as Tor, Jennifer Sky as Heidi, Jeff Maynard (1) as Lance, James Stephens as Dr. Wierick, | Co-Guest Stars: David Brisbin as Mr. Anderson, Barbara Whinnery as Mrs. Anderson, Gregory White as Coach Herrold, Justin Jon Ross as Joey, Jeffrey Steven Smith as Adam, Patrese Borem as Young Woman | Director: Bruce Seth Green (2)
Writer: Matt Kiene, Joe Reinkemeyer | | Songs: Dashboard Confessional -- All You Want, Far -- Job's Eye, Sprung Monkey -- Reluctant Man | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Angel (Apr/14/1997) | | When Buffy and Angel are attacked by a vicious gang of vampires and barely manage to escape alive, Angel spends the night at Buffy's house. The undeniable passion between the two of them continues to grow as they finally share their first kiss. However, things come to a screeching halt when Buffy discovers the truth about who Angel really is. | | Guest Stars: Mark Metcalf as The Master, David Boreanaz as Angel, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Julie Benz as Darla, | Co-Guest Stars: Andrew J. Ferchland as Collin, Charles Wesley as Meanest Vamp | Director: Scott Brazil
Writer: David Greenwalt | | Songs: Sophie Zelmani -- I'll Remember You | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - I, Robot... You, Jane (Apr/28/1997) | | When a demon named Moloch is accidentally released into the Sunnydale computer system, he begins to go target Willow, by posing as a teenage boy named Malcolm and chatting with her through Internet connection. However, Buffy becomes concerned with Willow's growing relationship with this mystery boy and tries to uncover the truth. When she gets her nose in too deep, Moloch sends his minions to dispose of her. | | Guest Stars: Robia LaMorte as Ms. Calendar, Chad Lindberg as Dave, Jamison Ryan as Fritz, | Co-Guest Stars: Pierrino Mascarino as Thelonius, Edith Fields as School Nurse, Damon Sharp as Male Student, Mark Deakins as Moloch, | Uncredited: Joss Whedon as Radio Host | Director: Stephen L. Posey
Writer: Ashley Gable, Thomas A. Swyden | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - The Puppet Show (May/05/1997) | | While being forced to take part in the annual Sunnydale High talent show, Giles, Buffy, Xander and Willow discover that danger lurks backstage when people begin dying gruesome deaths. The number one suspect is a student and his ventriloquist dummy, but as Buffy and her friends soon learn, not everything is as it seems. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Richard Werner as Morgan, Burke Roberts as Mark, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Lenora May as Mrs. Jackson, Chasen Hampton (2) as Elliot, Natasha Pearce as Lisa, Tom Wyner as Sid, Krissy Carlson as Emily (Dancer), Michelle Miracle as Locker Girl | Director: Ellen S. Pressman
Writer: Dean Batali, Rob des Hotel | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Nightmares (May/12/1997) | | The nightmares of the entire Sunnydale population start to become reality, and Buffy discovers that a comatose boy named Billy may be the cause of it. The only way to get things back to normal is if Buffy can get Billy to overcome his fear and wake up from his coma. | | Guest Stars: Mark Metcalf as The Master, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Jeremy Foley (1) as Billy Palmer, Andrew J. Ferchland as The Anointed One, | Co-Guest Stars: Dean Butler (1) as Hank Summers, Justin Urich as Wendell, J. Robin Miller (1) as Laura, Terry Urdang as Ms. Tishler (credited as Terry Cain), Scott Harlan as Aldo Gianfranco, Brian Pietro as Coach, Johnny Green (2) as Way Cool Guy, Patty Ross as Cool Guy's Mom, Dom Magwili as Doctor, Sean Moran as Stage Manager | Director: Bruce Seth Green (2)
Story: Joss Whedon | Teleplay: David Greenwalt | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - Out of Mind, Out of Sight (May/19/1997) | | A series of mysterious attacks leave the students of Sunnydale High stumped. When Buffy comes to the conclusion that all the attacks revolve around Cordelia Chase, she and her friends do some more digging and discover that it's an invisible force that's doing all the attacking and is holding a grudge against Cordelia. It is now up to Buffy to stop this menace from exacting it's revenge, but how can she do battle with something she can't even see? | | Guest Stars: David Boreanaz as Angel, Clea DuVall as Marcie Ross, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Ryan Bittle as Mitch, Denise Dowse as Ms. Miller, John Knight (1) as Bud #1, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Mark Phelan as Agent Doyle, Skip Stellrecht as Agent Manetti, Julie Fulton as FBI teacher | Director: Reza Badiyi
Story: Joss Whedon | Teleplay: Ashley Gable, Thomas A. Swyden | | Songs: Jean-Sébastien Bach -- Siciliano | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - Prophecy Girl (Jun/02/1997) | | Giles reads about an ancient prophecy which states that Buffy will face the Master and die, thus setting him free from his underground prison. Buffy finds out about this by overhearing a secret conversation between Angel and Giles, and reacts by deciding to abandon her slayer duties. However as more signs of the end of the world keep appearing, Buffy realizes that she must face the Master. | | Guest Stars: Mark Metcalf as The Master, David Boreanaz as Angel, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Robia LaMorte as Ms. Calendar, Andrew J. Ferchland as The Anointed One, | Co-Guest Stars: Scott Gurney as Kevin | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Patsy Cline -- I Fall to Pieces, Jonatha Brooke -- Inconsolable | | | |
Season 2 |
| 13 :02x01 - When She Was Bad (Sep/15/1997) | | Buffy, having spent the summer with her father in LA, returns to Sunnydale a changed person. She still hasn't learned to cope with the traumatic experience she endured with the Master and takes it out on those closest to her. Meanwhile, the Anointed One tries to bring The Master back from the grave. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Robia LaMorte as Ms. Calendar (credited as Robia La Morte), Andrew J. Ferchland as The Anointed One, Dean Butler (1) as Hank Summers, Brent Jennings (1) as Absalom, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Tamara Braun (1) as Tara | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Alison Krauss & Union Station -- It Doesn't Matter, Cibo Matto -- Spoon, Cibo Matto -- Sugar Water | | | | | | |
| 15 :02x03 - School Hard (Sep/29/1997) | | Parent-Teacher night at Sunnydale High is ruined when Spike and Drusilla arrive in Sunnydale and attack the school. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Robia LaMorte as Jenny Calendar (credited as Robia La Morte), Andrew J. Ferchland as The Anointed One, James Marsters as Spike, Alexandra Johnes as Sheila, Gregory Scott Cummins as Big Ugly, Andrew Palmer (1) as Lean Boy, Brian Reddy as Police Chief Bob, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Keith MacKechnie as Parent, Alan Abelew as Brian Kirch, Joanie Pleasant as Helpless Girl | Director: John Kretchmer
Story: Joss Whedon, David Greenwalt | Teleplay: David Greenwalt | | Songs: Nickel -- 1000 Nights, Nickel -- Stupid Things | | | |
| 16 :02x04 - Inca Mummy Girl (Oct/06/1997) | | When Buffy and her mom decide to take in a foreign exchange student, they later find out she is really an Inca mummy who sucks the life out of innocent people. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Ara Celi as Ampata, Seth Green as Oz, | Co-Guest Stars: Jason Hall (1) as Devon, Henrik Rosvall as Sven, Clayne Crawford as Rodney Munson, Danny Strong as Jonathan, Kristen Winnicki as Gwen, Gil Birmingham as Peru Man, Samuel Jacobs as Peruvian Boy, | Uncredited: Bernard White as The Bodyguard | Director: Ellen S. Pressman
Writer: Matt Kiene, Joe Reinkemeyer | | Songs: Four Star Mary -- Fate, Four Star Mary -- Shadows | | | | | | | | | |
| 19 :02x07 - Lie to Me (Nov/03/1997) | | When Ford, a friend from Buffy's past, pays her a visit in Sunnydale, she struggles to try and keep her secret from him. However she soon learns that he knows more about her than she realizes, and that he wishes to become the very thing Buffy fights against. | | Guest Stars: Robia LaMorte as Jenny Calendar (credited as Robia La Morte), James Marsters as Spike, Jason Behr as Billy 'Ford' Fordham, Jarrad Paul as Diego, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, | Co-Guest Stars: Will Rothhaar as James, Julia Lee as Chantarelle | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Shawn Clement & Sean Murry -- Blood of a Stranger, Willoughby -- Lois on the Brink, The Sisters of Mercy -- Never Land, Creaming Jesus -- Reptile | | | | | | |
| 21 :02x09 - What's My Line? (1) (Nov/17/1997) | | Spike wanting to cure Dru, summons the Order of Taraka - a group of deadly assassins, to keep Buffy occupied. Meanwhile, a new slayer comes to Sunnydale. | | Guest Stars: Seth Green as Oz, James Marsters as Spike, Eric Saiet as Dalton, Kelly Connell as Norman Pfister (Worm Guy), Bianca Lawson as Kendra, Saverio Guerra as Willy, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Michael Rothhaar as Suitman, P. B. Hutton (1) as Mrs. Kalish, | Uncredited: Spice Williams as Patrice | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Howard Gordon (1), Marti Noxon | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 25 :02x13 - Surprise (1) (Jan/19/1998) | | When the gang learns of Spike and Drusilla's plans to assemble the Judge, an extremely powerful demon, they try to stop it from happening. They end up failing, but Buffy and Angel manage to escape after nearly being killed. They then make the mistake of taking their relationship to the next level, not knowing of the dangerous repercussions that lie ahead. | | Special Guest Stars: Vincent Schiavelli as Enios, | Guest Stars: Seth Green as Oz, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Robia LaMorte as Jenny Calendar, Brian Thompson (1) as The Judge, Eric Saiet as Dalton, James Marsters as Spike, Juliet Landau as Drusilla | Director: Michael Lange
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Shawn Clement & Sean Murry, Vocals by Care Howe -- Anything, Rasputina -- Transylvanian Concubine | | | |
| 26 :02x14 - Innocence (2) (Jan/20/1998) | | Angel, having lost his soul and gone to the dark side, is now tormenting Buffy and her friends. Buffy who is extremely heartbroken by this, has to get it together and destroy the Judge before he destroys Sunnydale. | | Special Guest Stars: Vincent Schiavelli as Enios, | Guest Stars: Seth Green as Oz, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Robia LaMorte as Jenny Calendar, Brian Thompson (1) as The Judge, Ryan Francis as Soldier, James Marsters as Spike, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, | Co-Guest Stars: James Lurie as Teacher, Carla Madden as Woman, Parry Shen as Student | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | | | | | |
| 28 :02x16 - Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered (Feb/10/1998) | | Due to a love spell gone awry, all the women in Sunnydale find themselves attracted to Xander. All women, that is, with the exception of Cordelia. | | Guest Stars: Seth Green as Oz, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Robia LaMorte as Jenny Calendar, Elizabeth Anne Allen (1) as Amy Madison, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Lorna Scott as Miss Beakman, James Marsters as Spike, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, | Co-Guest Stars: Jason Hall (1) as Devon, Jennie Chester as Kate, Kristen Winnicki as Cordette, Tamara Braun (1) as Frenzied Girl, Scott Hamm as Jock | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Naked -- Drift Away, Average White Band -- Got the Love, Four Star Mary -- Pain | | | | | | | | | |
| 31 :02x19 - I Only Have Eyes For You (Apr/28/1998) | | A ghost of a former Sunnydale High student haunts the halls and possesses people into reenacting the horrible murder and suicide that occurred years earlier. | | Guest Stars: Meredith Salenger as Grace Newman, Christopher Gorham as James Stanley, John Hawkes (1) as George, Miriam Flynn as Mrs. Frank, Brian Reddy as Police Chief Bob, James Marsters as Spike, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, Sarah Bibb as Fighting Girl, Brian Poth as Fighting Boy, | Co-Guest Stars: James Lurie as Mr. Miller, Ryan Taszreak as Ben, Anna Coman-Hidy as 50's Girl #1, Vanessa Bednar as 50's Girl #2, | Uncredited: Angie Hart as Herself | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Splendid -- Charge, The Flamingos -- I Only Have Eyes for You | | | |
| 32 :02x20 - Go Fish (May/05/1998) | | When the gang notices something 'fishy' going on with the school swim team, they send Xander deep undercover to discover the truth. | | Guest Stars: Charles Cyphers as Coach Marin, Jeremy Garrett as Cameron Walker, Wentworth Miller as Gage Petronzi, Conchata Ferrell as Nurse Ruthie Greenleigh, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Jake Patellis as Dodd McAlvy, Shane West as Sean | Director: David Semel
Writer: Elin Hampton, David Fury | | Songs: Nero's Rome -- If You's Listen, Naked -- Mann's Chinese | | | |
| 33 :02x21 - Becoming (1) (May/12/1998) | | Just as Angel decides to suck the world into hell through the use of the demon Acathla, Willow and Buffy discover Jenny's soul restoration ritual and the gang is torn on what to do. Meanwhile, Angel plays a trick on Buffy and when she falls for it, it's her best friends that pay the ultimate price. | | Special Guest Stars: Max Perlich as Whistler, | Guest Stars: Seth Green as Oz, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Julie Benz as Darla, Bianca Lawson as Kendra, Jack McGee (1) as Doug Perren, Richard Riehle as Merrick, James Marsters as Spike, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Shannon Welles as Gypsy Woman, Zitto Kazann as Gypsy Man, Ginger Williams as Girl, Nina Gervitz as Teacher, | Uncredited: Dean Butler (1) as Hank Summers | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | | |
| 34 :02x22 - Becoming (2) (May/19/1998) | | Everything in Buffy's world is falling apart as she's determined to stop Angel's plans. With the help of an unexpected ally, she heads over to have one final showdown with Angel, and ends up having to make the ultimate sacrifice. | | Special Guest Stars: Max Perlich as Whistler, | Guest Stars: Seth Green as Oz, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Robia LaMorte as Jenny Calendar, James MacDonald (1) as Detective Stein, James Marsters as Spike, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Susan Leslie as First Cop, Thomas G. Waites as Second Cop | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Sarah McLachlan -- Full of Grace | | | |
Season 3 |
| 35 :03x01 - Anne (Sep/29/1998) | | Buffy, having left Sunnydale to start a new life in LA, soon learns that she can never escape her slayer duties, because trouble has a way of following her no matter where she goes. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Julia Lee as Lily, Carlos Jacott as Ken, Mary-Pat Green (1) as Blood Bank Nurse, Chad Todhunter as Rickie, | Co-Guest Stars: Larry Bagby III as Larry, James Lurie as Teacher, Michael Leopard as Roughneck, Harley Zumbrum as Demon Guard, Barbara Pilavin as Old Woman, Harrison Young as Old Man, Alex Toma as Aaron | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Bellylove -- Back to Freedom | | | |
| 36 :03x02 - Dead Man's Party (Oct/06/1998) | | Buffy now back in Sunnydale, feels unwelcomed and unwanted by her friends and mom. If that weren't bad enough, she also has to deal with zombies crashing her homecoming party. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Nancy Lenehan as Pat, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Jason Hall (1) as Devon, Paul M. Stetler as Young Doctor, Chris Garnant as Stoner #1 | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Four Star Mary -- Never Mind, Four Star Mary -- Pain, Four Star Mary -- Sway | | | |
| 37 :03x03 - Faith, Hope & Trick (Oct/13/1998) | | Buffy meets a new rogue slayer by the name of Faith, who was called on after the death of Kendra. Buffy soon learns that Faith has a lot of problems, which end up becomming Buffy's problems as well when she learns Faith was followed to Sunnydale. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, K. Todd Freeman as Mr. Trick, Fab Filippo as Scott Hope, Jeremy Roberts as Kakistos, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: John Ennis as Manager, | Uncredited: Darling Violetta as Themselves | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: David Greenwalt | | Songs: Darling Violetta -- Blue Sun, Darling Violetta -- Cure, The Brian Jonestown massacre -- Going To Hell, Third Eye Blind -- The Background | | | | | | |
| 39 :03x05 - Homecoming (Nov/03/1998) | | Buffy and Cordelia go head to head as they battle it out to win the title of Homecoming Queen. They soon realize they have bigger problems while being hunted as a part of Slayerfest '98. | | Guest Stars: K. Todd Freeman as Mr. Trick, Jeremy Ratchford as Lyle Gorch, Fab Filippo as Scott Hope, Ian Abercrombie as Old Man, Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Eliza Dushku as Faith, | Co-Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Jason Hall (1) as Devon, Jack Plotnick as Deputy Mayor, Billy Maddox as Frawley, Joseph Daube as Hans, Jermyn Daube as Frederick, Lee Everett as Candy Gorch, Tori McPetrie as Michelle, Chad Stahleski as Kulak, | Uncredited: Jennifer Hetrick as Ms. Moran | Director: David Greenwalt
Writer: David Greenwalt | | Songs: Lori Carson -- Fell Into the Loneliness, Fastball -- Fire Escape, Lisa Loeb -- How, The Pinehurst Kids -- Jodie Foster, Four Star Mary -- She Knows | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 43 :03x09 - The Wish (Dec/08/1998) | | When Cordelia wishes that Buffy had never come to Sunnydale, the demon Anyanka grants her wish. Now the entire city is stuck in an alternate reality where the vampires have made a feeding ground out of Sunnydale. | | Guest Stars: Mark Metcalf as The Master, Emma Caulfield as Anyanka, Larry Bagby III as Larry, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, | Co-Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Nicole Bilderback as Cordette #1, Nathan Anderson as John Lee, Mariah O'Brien as Nancy, Gary Imhoff as Teacher, Robert Covarrubias as Caretaker | Director: David Greenwalt
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Plastic -- Dedicated to Pain, Gingersol -- Never Noticed, The Spies -- Tired of Being Alone | | | | | | |
| 45 :03x11 - Gingerbread (Jan/12/1999) | | When Buffy's mother discovers two dead children in the park, she goes on a witch hunt of sorts trying to rid Sunnydale of all evil. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Elizabeth Anne Allen (1) as Amy Madison, Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Jordan Baker as Sheila Rosenberg, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Lindsay Taylor as Little Girl, Shawn Pyfrom as Little Boy, Blake Soper as Michael, Grant Garrison as Roy, Roger Morrissey as Demon, Daniel Tamm as Mooster | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Story: Thania St. John, Jane Espenson | Teleplay: Jane Espenson | | | | | | |
| 47 :03x13 - The Zeppo (Jan/26/1999) | | Taunted by Cordelia, uncool Xander sets out to improve his image and gets more than he bargained for by way of ferocious demons, the walking dead and an unexploded bomb before he earns a night of passion with Faith. Unfortunately, his solo heroics go unnoticed by Buffy and the team, who are preoccupied with a nest of hideous bird-like creatures threatening to reopen the Hellmouth. | | Guest Stars: Saverio Guerra as Willy, Channon Roe as Jack, Michael Cudlitz as Bob, Eliza Dushku as Faith, | Co-Guest Stars: Darin Heames as Parker, Scott Torrence as Dickie, Whitney Dylan (1) as Lysette, Vaughn Armstrong as Cop | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Dan Vebber | | Songs: Tricky Woo -- Easy, Supergrass -- G-Song | | | |
| 48 :03x14 - Bad Girls (Feb/09/1999) | | New watcher, Wesley Wyndam-Pryce, arrives from England, full of dire warnings about the activities of a demon called Balthazar and his sinister acolytes. Meanwhile Buffy gets a taste of the dark side when on patrol with companion Faith - but unfortunately, their vampire-killing spree ends in the accidental death of a mortal. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, K. Todd Freeman as Mr. Trick, Jack Plotnick as Allan Finch, Alexis Denisof as Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, Christian Clemenson as Balthazar, Eliza Dushku as Faith, | Co-Guest Stars: Alex Skuby as Vincent, Wendy Clifford as Mrs. Taggert, Ron Roggé as Cop | Director: Michael Lange
Writer: Douglas Petrie | | Songs: Curve -- Chinese Burn | | | | | | |
| 50 :03x16 - Doppelgangland (Feb/23/1999) | | Due to a failed spell, an evil Willow from an alternate dimension falls into Buffy's world and tries to make this world more like hers. | | Guest Stars: Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Alexis Denisof as Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Ethan Erickson as Percy, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Jason Hall (1) as Devon, Michael Nagy as Alfonse, Andy Umberger as D'Hoffryn, Megan Gray as Sandy, Norma Michaels (1) as Older Woman, Corey Michael Blake as Bartender, Jennifer Nicole as Body-Double Willow | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Spectator Pump -- Priced 2 Move, K's Choice -- Virgin State of Mind | | | | | | |
| 52 :03x18 - Earshot (Sep/21/1999) | | A fight with a demon leaves Buffy with the ability to read minds. When she hears a fellow Sunnydale High student thinking about killing the entire school, she goes on an all out hunt to find the person and stop them. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Alexis Denisof as Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, Ethan Erickson as Percy, Danny Strong as Jonathan, | Co-Guest Stars: Larry Bagby III as Larry, Keram Malicki-Sanchez as Freddy Iverson, Justin Doran as Hogan, Lauren E. Roman as Nancy Doyle, Wendy Worthington as Lunch Lady, Robert Arce as Mr. Beach, Molly Bryant as Ms. Murray, Rich Muller as Student, Jay Michael Ferguson (4) as Another Student | Director: Regis Kimble
Writer: Jane Espenson | | | |
| 53 :03x19 - Choices (May/04/1999) | | Buffy and her friends decide to strike against the Mayor directly, and steal a magic box crucial to his Ascension. However, their plan is foiled when Willow is captured by Faith and used as leverage. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Alexis Denisof as Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Keith Brunsmann (1) as Vamp - Lackey, Jimmie F. Skaggs as Courier, Michael Schoenfeld as Security Guard #1, Seth Coltan as Security Guard #2, J. R. Reed as Vamp - Guard, Bonita Friedericy as Manager, Brett Moses as Student | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: David Fury | | | |
| 54 :03x20 - The Prom (May/11/1999) | | On Prom Night, Buffy has to deal with Angel leaving her, as well as one of her fellow students planning to unleash his hell beasts on the students during the senior prom. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Alexis Denisof as Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, Brad Caleb Kane as Tucker Wells, Emma Caulfield as Anya, | Co-Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Bonita Friedericy as Mrs. Finkle, Andrea Baker as Sales Girl, Mike Kimmel as Harv, Tove Kingsbury as Tux Boy, Michael Zlabinger as Student at Mic, Monica Serene Garnich as Pretty Girl, Joe Howard as Priest, Damien Eckhardt as Jack Mayhew, Stephanie Denise Griffin (1) as Tux Girl | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Kool & The Gang -- Celebration, The Lassie Foundation -- El Rey, Fatboy Slim -- Praise You, Cracker -- The Good Life, The Sundays -- Wild Horses | | | |
| 55 :03x21 - Graduation Day (1) (May/18/1999) | | As Buffy's Graduation Day approaches, Faith is instructed to poison Angel as part of the Mayor's plot to distract Buffy's attention from the Ascension. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Alexis Denisof as Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Ethan Erickson as Percy, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: James Lurie as Mr. Miller, Hal Robinson as Lester, Adrian Neil as Vamp Lackey #1, John Rosenfeld as Vamp Lackey #2 | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Spectator Pump -- Sunday Mail | | | |
| 56 :03x22 - Graduation Day (2) (Jul/13/1999) | | Ascension Day heralds the ultimate battle, as Buffy and her friends prepare for a face-off against the Mayor and a horde of vampires during Graduation. | | Guest Stars: Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Alexis Denisof as Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, Danny Strong as Jonathan, Larry Bagby III as Larry, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Ethan Erickson as Percy, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Paulo Andres as Dr. Powell, Susan Chuang as Nurse, Tom Bellin (1) as Dr. Gold, Samuel Bliss Cooper (1) as Vamp Lackey | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | | |
Season 4 |
| 57 :04x01 - The Freshman (Oct/05/1999) | | As Buffy begins college, she learns that it's not all that different from high school and that her work as slayer is never finished, when a new vampire, Sunday, and her army of goons begin abducting college students and making it seem as if they had run away. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Marc Blucas as Riley Finn, Dagney Kerr as Kathy Newman, Pedro Balmaceda as Eddie, Katharine Towne as Sunday, Lindsay Crouse as Maggie Walsh, | Co-Guest Stars: Mike Rad as Rookie, Shannon Hillary as Dav, Mace Lombard as Tom, Robert Catrini as Prof. Riegert, Scott Rinker as R. A., Phina Oruche as Olivia, Denice J. Sealy as Student Volunteer, Evie Peck as Angry Girl, Anil Raman as Earnest Fellow, Jason Christopher (1) as Nonserious Guy, Jane Silvia as Conservative Woman, Mark Elliott Silverberg as Passing Student, Walter Borchert (1) as New Vampire, | Uncredited: Angie Hart as Herself, David Boreanaz as Angel | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: The Muffs -- I Wish That I Could Be You, David Bowie -- Memory of a Free Festival, Stretch Princess -- Universe, Splendid -- You and Me | | | |
| 58 :04x02 - Living Conditions (Oct/12/1999) | | Buffy is convinced that her strange new roommate, Kathy, is a demon. However, nobody believes her as they just assume that she's gone insane. | | Guest Stars: Dagney Kerr as Kathy Newman, Adam Kaufman (1) as Parker Abrams, | Co-Guest Stars: Clayton Barber as Demon 1, Walter Borchert (1) as Demon 2, Roger Morrissey as Tapparich, David Tuckman as Freshman, | Uncredited: Paige Moss as Veruca | Director: David Grossman
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Cher -- Believe, Four Star Mary -- Pain | | | |
| 59 :04x03 - The Harsh Light of Day (Oct/19/1999) | | Spike returns to Sunnydale in search of a magical ring of invincibility, and this time he has another femme fatale at his side - Cordelia's former sidekick, Harmony. As a recent addition to the ranks of the undead, she's gained a new lease on "lifelessness", and a voracious appetite - for Willow. | | Guest Stars: Emma Caulfield as Anya, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Adam Kaufman (1) as Parker Abrams, James Marsters as Spike, | Co-Guest Stars: Jason Hall (1) as Devon, Melik as Brian, Bif Naked as Herself (Performer) | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Jane Espenson | | Songs: Bif Naked -- Anything, Four Star Mary -- Dilate, Devil Doll -- Faith in Love, Dollshead -- It's Over, It's Under, Bif Naked -- Lucky, Bif Naked -- Moment of Weakness, Psychic Rain -- Take Me Down | | | |
| 60 :04x04 - Fear, Itself (Oct/26/1999) | | When Buffy and her friends decide to check out a fun haunted house on Halloween night, they discover that the house actually is haunted, with them trapped inside it. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Marc Blucas as Riley Finn, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Adam Kaufman (1) as Parker Abrams, Lindsay Crouse as Maggie Walsh, | Co-Guest Stars: Marc Rose as Josh, Sulo Williams as Chaz, Aldis Hodge as Masked Teen, Walter Jones as Edward, Adam Bitterman as Gachnar, Michele Nordin as Rachel, Adam Grimes as Lobster Boy, Darris Love as Hallmate, Larissa Reynolds as Present Girl | Director: Tucker Gates
Writer: David Fury | | Songs: 28 Days -- LA Tune, Third Grade Teacher -- Ow Ow Ow, Verbena -- Pretty Please | | | |
| 61 :04x05 - Beer Bad (Nov/02/1999) | | Xander lands a job in the college bar, where Buffy sees Parker kissing someone else. Hurt and confused, she seeks solace with a gang of rowdy students - whose beer turns her into a rampaging neanderthal. | | Guest Stars: Marc Blucas as Riley Finn, Adam Kaufman (1) as Parker Abrams, Paige Moss as Veruca, Eric Matheny as Colm, Steven M. Porter as Jack, Lindsay Crouse as Maggie Walsh, | Co-Guest Stars: Kal Penn as Hunt, Jake Phillips as Kip, Bryan Cuprill as Roy, Lisa Johnson (1) as Paula, Joshua Wheeler as Driver, Patrick Belton as College Kid #1, Kaycee Shank as College Kid #2, Steven Jang as College Kid #3, Cameron Bender as Stoner, Kate Luhr as Young Woman, | Uncredited: Michael Beardsley as UC Sunnydale Student | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Tracey Forbes | | Songs: Paul Trudeau -- I Can't Wait, Ash -- I'm Gonna Fall, Paul Trudeau -- It Feels Like I'm Dying, Lucious Jackson (featuring Emmylou Harris) -- Ladyfingers, Kim Ferron -- Nothing But You, THC -- Overfire, Paul Trudeau -- People Will Talk, Lauren Christy -- Perfect Again, Smile -- The Best Years, Collapsis -- Wonderland | | | | | | |
| 63 :04x07 - The Initiative (Nov/16/1999) | | Spike is held prisoner in an underground laboratory, by a mysterious military organization, known as the Initiative. He soon escapes and sets out to exact revenge on the Slayer - little suspecting the shock in store for him. | | Guest Stars: Marc Blucas as Riley Finn, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Adam Kaufman (1) as Parker Abrams, Bailey Chase as Graham Miller, Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, Lindsay Crouse as Maggie Walsh, | Co-Guest Stars: Mace Lombard as Tom, Scott Becker as Lost Freshman | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Douglas Petrie | | Songs: Moby -- Bodyrock, Four Star Mary -- Fate, Deadstar -- Lights Go Down, That Dog -- Never Say Never, Jake Lee Rau -- Welcome | | | |
| 64 :04x08 - Pangs (Nov/23/1999) | | On Thanksgiving, Buffy encounters the restless and vengeful spirit of a Native American, whose people were wiped out by white settlers. During a tense confrontation, the Slayer fights a losing battle against her formidable foe - but fortunately, a mysterious protector watches over her from the shadows. | | Guest Stars: Marc Blucas as Riley Finn, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, Bailey Chase as Graham Miller, Tod Thawley as Hus, David Boreanaz as Angel, | Co-Guest Stars: Margaret Easley as Curator, William Vogt as Jamie, Mark Ankeny as Dean Guerrero | Director: Michael Lange
Writer: Jane Espenson | | | | | | |
| 66 :04x10 - Hush (Dec/14/1999) | ...knocking on windows, knocking on doors. They're here to take seven, and they might take yours...
In this Emmy-nominated episode, The Gentlemen come to Sunnydale and render the town speechless. | | Guest Stars: Marc Blucas as Riley Finn, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, Phina Oruche as Olivia, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Brooke Bloom as Nicole, Jessica Townsend as Cheryl, Lindsay Crouse as Maggie Walsh, | Co-Guest Stars: Doug Jones (1) as Gentleman, Camden Toy as Gentleman, Don W. Lewis (3) as Gentleman, Charlie Brumbly as Gentleman, Carlos Amezcua (2) as Newscaster, Elizabeth Thuax as Little Girl, Wayne Sable as Freshman, | Uncredited: Andy Hallett as Student | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Camille Saint-Saéns -- Danse Macabre | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 70 :04x14 - Goodbye Iowa (Feb/15/2000) | | The Initiative falls apart following Maggie Walsh's death, while Riley is aghast to discover he was surreptitiously fed addictive drugs, and begins to doubt everything he ever held dear - including Buffy. | | Guest Stars: Amber Benson (1) as Tara, George Hertzberg as Adam, Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, Bailey Chase as Graham Miller, Amy Powell as Reporter, Jack Stehlin as Doctor Angleman, J. B. Gaynor (1) as Little Boy, Saverio Guerra as Willy, Emma Caulfield as Anya, | Co-Guest Stars: Andy Marshall as Scientist #1, Paul Leighton as Rough-Looking Demon, Karen Charnell as Shady Lady | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Lou Reed -- Romeo Had Juliet | | | |
| 71 :04x15 - This Year's Girl (1) (Feb/22/2000) | | Faith awakens from her coma and immediately comes after Buffy, seeking revenge on her and her loved ones. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, Bailey Chase as Graham Miller, Chet Grissom as Detective, Alastair Duncan as Collins, Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Eliza Dushku as Faith, | Co-Guest Stars: Jeff Ricketts as Weatherby, Kevin Owers as Smith, Mark Gantt as Demon, Kimberly McRae as Visitor, Sara Van Horn as Older Nurse, Brian Hawley as Orderly, Jack Esformes as Doctor | Director: Michael Gershman
Writer: Douglas Petrie | | | |
| 72 :04x16 - Who Are You? (2) (Feb/29/2000) | | Faith, having switched bodies with Buffy, goes around tarnishing Buffy's good name. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, George Hertzberg as Adam, Chet Grissom as Detective, Alastair Duncan as Collins, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Eliza Dushku as Buffy, | Co-Guest Stars: Rick Stear as Boone, Jeff Ricketts as Weatherby, Kevin Owers as Smith, Amy Powell as Reporter, Rick Scarry as Sergeant, Jennifer S. Albright as Date, | Uncredited: Craig Patton as E.R. Doctor | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Headland -- Sweet Charlotte Rose, Nerf Herder -- Vivian, The Cure -- Watching Me Fall | | | |
| 73 :04x17 - Superstar (Apr/04/2000) | | Still reeling from her discovery about Riley, Buffy tries to find out why school misfit Jonathan has become a local hero in Sunnydale. | | Guest Stars: Danny Strong as Jonathan, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Bailey Chase as Graham Miller, Robert Patrick Benedict as Jape, John Saint Ryan as Colonel Haviland, George Hertzberg as Adam, Emma Caulfield as Anya, | Co-Guest Stars: Erica Luttrell as Karen, Adam Clark as Cop, Chanie Costello as Inga, Julie Costello as Ilsa, Brad Caleb Kane as Additional vocals | Director: David Grossman
Writer: Jane Espenson | | Songs: Royal Crown Revue -- Hey, Sonny, Royal Crown Revue with Brad Kane -- Serenade in Blue, Royal Crown Revue -- Trapped (In the Web of Love) | | | |
| 74 :04x18 - Where the Wild Things Are (Apr/25/2000) | | A weird occurence takes place at a fraternity party when Riley and Buffy have sex in the frat house. It turns out that they are the ones who spark the spooky events that are taking place. | | Guest Stars: Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, Bailey Chase as Graham Miller, Kathryn Joosten as Mrs. Holt, Emma Caulfield as Anya, | Co-Guest Stars: Casey McCarthy as Julie, Neil Daly as Mason, Jeff Wilson (1) as Evan, Bryan Cuprill as Roy, Jeffrey Sharmay as Drowning Boy, Danielle Pessis as Christie, David Engler as Intiative Guy, James Michael Connor (1) as Scientist | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Tracey Forbes | | Songs: Anthony Stewart Head (John Kinh on guitar) -- Behind Blue Eyes, Caviar -- I Thought I Was Found, Fonda -- One of a Kind, Crooner -- Parker Posey, Lumirova -- Philo, Face To Face -- The Devil You Know (God Is a Man) | | | |
| 75 :04x19 - New Moon Rising (May/02/2000) | | Oz learns to control his werewolf nature and returns to Sunnydale, but his unexpected reappearance casts a shadow over Willow and Tara's growing relationship. | | Guest Stars: Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, Bailey Chase as Graham Miller, Robert Patrick Benedict as Jape, Conor O'Farrell (1) as Colonel McNamara, George Hertzberg as Adam, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Seth Green as Oz, | Co-Guest Stars: James Michael Connor (1) as Scientist #1, Mark Daneri as Scientist #2, Dorron Keeman as Commando #2 | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Marti Noxon | | | | | | |
| 77 :04x21 - Primeval (2) (May/16/2000) | | Adam gains control of Riley's mind and attempts to create an army of invincible soldiers to destroy the Initiative, but Buffy has ideas of her own. She and her friends break back into the Initiative to put a stop to Adam- for good this time. | | Guest Stars: Leonard Roberts as Forrest Gates, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Bailey Chase as Graham Miller, Jack Stehlin as Doctor Angleman, Conor O'Farrell (1) as Colonel McNamara, George Hertzberg as Adam, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Lindsay Crouse as Maggie Walsh, | Co-Guest Stars: Bob Fimiani as Mr. Ward, Jordi Vilasuso as Dixon | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: David Fury | | | |
| 78 :04x22 - Restless (May/23/2000) | | After the powerful spell they used to destroy Adam, the gang gathers at Buffy's house for a night of relaxation and videos. However, when they fall asleep, they find they are caught in a web of wild dreams, pursued by a mysterious figure. | | Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, David Wells (1) as The Cheese Man, Michael Harney as Xander's Father, George Hertzberg as Adam, Emma Caulfield as Anya, Seth Green as Oz, Armin Shimerman as Principal Snyder, | Co-Guest Stars: Sharon Ferguson as Primitive, Phina Oruche as Olivia, Rob Boltin (1) as Soldier | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Anthony Stewart Head w/Chris Beck & Four Star Mary -- The Exposition Song | | | |
Season 5 |
| 79 :05x01 - Buffy vs. Dracula (Sep/26/2000) | | As the shadow of night falls over Sunnydale, the Slayer is brought face to face with the most infamous vampire ever to have stalked the Earth, the legendary Count Dracula. | | Guest Stars: Rudolf Martin as Dracula, Michelle Trachtenberg as Dawn Summers, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: E. J. Gage (1) as Mover #1, Scott Berman as Mover #2, Marita Schaub as Vampire Girl #1, Leslee Jean Matta as Vampire Girl #2, Jennifer Slimko as Vampire Girl #3 | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Vertical Horizon -- Finding Me | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 83 :05x05 - No Place Like Home (Oct/24/2000) | | Just as a mysterious new villain, Glory, arrives in Sunnydale, Buffy finally learns the truth about her new sister Dawn, and where she comes from. | | Guest Stars: Clare Kramer as Glory, Charlie Weber as Ben, Ravil Isyanov as Monk, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: James Wellington as Night Watchman, Paul Hayes (1) as Older Night Watchman, Staci Lawrence as Customer, John Sarkisian as Old Monk, | Uncredited: Pavel Lychnikoff as Other Monk | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Douglas Petrie | | | |
| 84 :05x06 - Family (Nov/07/2000) | | Tara's family, convinced she will turn into a demon on her next birthday, come to Sunnydale to take her away. | | Guest Stars: Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Clare Kramer as Glory, Charlie Weber as Ben, Amy Adams (1) as Cousin Beth, Steve Rankin as Mr. Maclay, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: Ezra Buzzington as Bartender, Peggy Gross (1) as Crazy Person, Teddy Pendergrass as Demon, Megan Gray as Sandy, Brian Tee as Intern, Kevin Rankin as Donny | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | Songs: Motorace -- American Shoes, My Vitriol -- Cemented Shoes, Melanie Doane -- I Can't Take My Eyes Off You, Yo La Tengo -- Tears Are In Your Eyes | | | |
| 85 :05x07 - Fool for Love (Nov/14/2000) | | After a near death experience, Buffy, wanting to find out more about what it means to be a slayer, has Spike recount the stories of the slayers he has killed in the past. | | Guest Stars: David Boreanaz as Angel, Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Julie Benz as Darla, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Kali Rocha as Cecily Adams, Edward Fletcher as Male Partygoer, Katherine Leonard (1) as Female Partygoer, Matthew Lang as 2nd Male Partygoer, Christopher Daniels as Stabbing Vampire, Kenneth Feinburg (1) as Chaos Demon, Steve Heinze as Vampire #1, Ming Liu as Chinese Slayer, April Weeden-Washington as Subway Slayer | Director: Nick Marck
Writer: Douglas Petrie | | Songs: Felix Mendelssohn -- A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Killingtons -- Balladovie, Virgil -- Heal Yourself, Johann S. Bach -- Partita #3 in E Major, Avenue A -- Run Cold, Crushing Velvet -- XXX | | | | | | |
| 87 :05x09 - Listening to Fear (Nov/28/2000) | | A creature from another planet lands on Earth and only seems to target people who aren't all right in the head. Buffy must stop him when he goes after her mother, days before her brain surgery. | | Guest Stars: Charlie Weber as Ben, Nick Chinlund as Major Ellis, Kevin Weisman as Dreg, Randy Thompson as Doctor Kriegel, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Paul Hayes (1) as Older Nightwatchman, Keith Allan (1) as Skinny Mental Patient, Erin Leigh Price as Vampire Chick, April Adams (1) as Nurse Lampkin, Barbara C. Adside as Creature, Debbie Lee Carrington as Creature, | Uncredited: Bailey Chase as Graham Miller | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Rebecca Sinclair | | | | | | | | | |
| 90 :05x12 - Checkpoint (Jan/23/2001) | | The Watchers Council come to Sunnydale to test Buffy's slayer skills. They also reveal to her the truth about Glory and who she really is. | | Guest Stars: Clare Kramer as Glory, Charlie Weber as Ben, Cynthia Lamontagne as Lydia, Oliver Muirhead as Phillip, Kris Iyer as Nigel, Kevin Weisman as Dreg, Troy Blendell as Jinx (credited as Troy T. Blendell), Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Harris Yulin as Quentin Travers, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Peter Husmann as Mailman, Justin Gorence as Orlando, Jack Thomas as Council Member #4, John O'Leary (1) as Council Member #5, Ace Mask as Professor Roberts (credited as Wesley Mask) | Director: Nick Marck
Writer: Jane Espenson, Douglas Petrie | | | |
| 91 :05x13 - Blood Ties (Feb/06/2001) | | Buffy's birthday party is ruined when Dawn finds out that she is the key and runs away, endangering herself and the world when Glory finds her. | | Guest Stars: Clare Kramer as Glory, Charlie Weber as Ben, Troy Blendell as Jinx (credited as Troy T. Blendell), Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Justin Gorence as Orlando, Michael Emanuel as Burly Guard, Joe Ochman as Janitor, Paul Bates (1) as Crazie #1, Carl J. Johnson (1) as Crazie #2, Candice Nicole as Young Buffy, Elyssa D. Vito as Young Dawn | Director: Michael Gershman
Writer: Steven S. DeKnight | | Songs: Star Ghost Dog -- Holiday | | | |
| 92 :05x14 - Crush (Feb/13/2001) | | When Spike professes his love for Buffy, she is disgusted by it. Meanwhile Drusilla is back in Sunnydale to cause some trouble. | | Guest Stars: Mercedes McNab as Harmony, Charlie Weber as Ben, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Frederick Dawson (1) as Porter, Greg Wayne as Student, Joseph Digiandomenico as Matt, Walter Borchert (1) as Jeff, Asher Glaser as Boy in Bronze, Jennifer Bergman as Girl in Bronze, Nell Shanahan as Waitress | Director: Daniel Attias
Writer: David Fury | | Songs: Summercamp -- Happy, Devics -- Key, Summercamp -- Play It By Ear | | | |
| 93 :05x15 - I Was Made to Love You (Feb/20/2001) | | A very powerful robot programmed to be the perfect girlfriend will stop at nothing to find her hiding boyfriend, and will kill anyone who gets in her way. | | Guest Stars: Clare Kramer as Glory, Charlie Weber as Ben, Shonda Farr as April, Adam Busch as Warren, Troy Blendell as Jinx (credited as Troy T. Blendell), Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Amelinda Smith as Katrina, Paul Darrigo as Driver, Gil Christner as Resident, Kelly Felix as Teenager, Paul Walia as Friend | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Jane Espenson | | Songs: Mellonova -- Hideeho, Los Straitjackets -- Kawanga, Caviar -- OK Nightmare | | | |
| 94 :05x16 - The Body (Feb/27/2001) | | In this harrowing episode, Buffy comes home to find her lifeless mother laying on the couch. | | Guest Stars: Randy Thompson as Doctor Kriegel, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Kevin Cristaldi as First Paramedic, Stefan Umstead as Second Paramedic, Loanne Bishop as 911 Operator, J. Evan Bonifant as Kevin, Kelli Garner as Kristie, Rae'Ven Larrymore-Kelly as Lisa, Tia Matza as Teacher, John Michael Herndon as Vampire | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | | |
| 95 :05x17 - Forever (Apr/17/2001) | | Buffy, already dealing with her mother's funeral arrangements and trying to cope with her death, now has to worry about Dawn trying to bring Mrs. Summers back from the grave. | | Guest Stars: David Boreanaz as Angel, Clare Kramer as Glory, Charlie Weber as Ben, Troy Blendell as Jinx (credited as Troy T. Blendell), Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Joel Grey (1) as Doc, | Co-Guest Stars: Todd Duffey as Murk, Andrea Gall as Customer, Alan Henry Brown as Funeral Director, Darius Dudley as Minister, Annie Talbot as Lady with Baby, Noor Shic as Lady with Rosary | Director: Marti Noxon
Writer: Marti Noxon | | Songs: Cream -- Tales of Brave Ulysses, Splendid -- Tommorrow We'll Awake | | | | | | | | | |
| 98 :05x20 - Spiral (May/08/2001) | | Buffy, realizing that Glory cannot be defeated, decides to take her friends and flee Sunnydale before she hurts anybody else. | | Guest Stars: Clare Kramer as Glory, Charlie Weber as Ben, Wade Williams as General Gregor (credited as Wade Andrew Williams), Karim Prince as Dante, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, | Co-Guest Stars: Justin Gorence as Orlando, Lily Knight as Gronx, Todd Duffey as Murk, Jack Donner as Cleric #1, Bob Morrisey as Crazy #1, Paul Bates (1) as Crazy #2, Carl J. Johnson (1) as Crazy #3, Mary Sheldon as Nurse | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Steven S. DeKnight | | | |
| 99 :05x21 - The Weight of the World (May/15/2001) | | With Buffy in a catatonic state, Willow must enter her mind and snap her out of it and bring her back. | | Special Guest Stars: Joel Grey (1) as Doc, | Guest Stars: Clare Kramer as Glory, Charlie Weber as Ben, Dean Butler (1) as Hank Summers, Lily Knight as Gronx, Bob Morrisey as Crazy, Amber Benson (1) as Tara, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, | Co-Guest Stars: Todd Duffey as Murk, Alexandra Lee as Young Buffy, Paul Bates (1) as Crazy #2, Carl J. Johnson (1) as Crazy #3, Matthew Lang as High Priest Minion | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Douglas Petrie | | | | | | |
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: Jane Espenson, Douglas Petrie | | | |
| 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: David Fury, Jane Espenson | | | |
| 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, T. Ferguson as Gary, Andrew Reville as Timothy, 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 | | | | | | |
Season 7 |
| 123 :07x01 - Lessons (Sep/24/2002) | | Buffy takes Dawn to her first day at the newly restored Sunnydale High, only to discover that the school still hides the deep, menacing secrets of years past. Meanwhile, a remorseful Willow recoups in England and turns to Giles and the coven to learn to control her magic. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Jeff Denton as Vampire, Simon Chernin as Student, Rachael Bella as Dead Girl, Jeremy Howard as Dead Nerd, Ed F. Martin (1) as Mr. Lonegrin, Alex Breckenridge as Kit Holburn, David Zepeda as Carlos Trejo, Adam Busch as Warren, Kali Rocha as Halfrek, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, George Hertzberg as Adam, Clare Kramer as Glory, Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Mark Metcalf as The Master, Ken Strunk as Dead Janitor | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | | | | | | | | |
| 126 :07x04 - Help (Oct/15/2002) | | Buffy's role as a guidance counselor is severely tested when she tries to help a student who claims she is able to foretell her own, imminent death. Meanwhile, Anya struggles with being a vengeance demon, which takes an unexpected turn as she finds herself dispensing advice instead of curses. | | Guest Stars: Glenn Morshower as Mr. Newton, Zachery Ty Bryan as Peter, Troy Brenna (1) as Avilas Demon, J. Barton as Mike Helgenberg, Rick Gonzalez (1) as Thomas, Jarrett Lennon as Martin Wilder, Daniel Dehring as Red Robed #1, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Azura Skye as Cassie Newton, A. J. Wedding as Red Robed #2, Marcie Lynn Ross as Dead Woman, Kevin Christy as Josh | Director: Rick Rosenthal
Writer: Rebecca Sinclair | | | |
| 127 :07x05 - Selfless (Oct/22/2002) | | When Anya grants a particularly gruesome vengeance wish, Buffy, Xander and the gang are forced to confront her choice to become a demon again. Meanwhile, in an attempt to return to some semblance of a normal life, Willow moves back in with Buffy and re-enrolls in college. | | Guest Stars: Andy Umberger as D'Hoffryn, Abraham Benrubi as Olaf, Jennifer Shon as Rachel, Joyce Guy as Professor, Taylor Sutherland as Villager #1, Marybeth Sherr as Villager #2, Alessandro Mastrobuono as Villager #3, Daniel Spanton as Viking #1, Kali Rocha as Halfrek, John Timmons as Viking #2, | Uncredited: David Fury as Mustard Man, Marti Noxon as Parking Ticket Woman | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Drew Goddard | | Songs: Anya (Emma Caulfield) -- I Will Be His Mrs. | | | |
| 128 :07x06 - Him (Nov/05/2002) | | Dawn's crush on a football jock named RJ begins to concern Buffy when she notices a drastic change in Dawn's behavior. Believing her sister's actions are borderline obsessive, Buffy decides to have a talk with RJ. However, upon meeting him, she ends up finding herself madly attracted to him as well. Believing that supernatural forces are at play, Anya and Willow take their shot at investigating, only to find themselves the next victims of RJ's love. With all four women willing to go to drastic lengths to prove their undying love for RJ, it is now up to Spike and Xander to get to the bottom of the situation and reverse the spell. | | Guest Stars: Charisma Carpenter as Cordelia Chase (archive footage), Yan England as O'Donnell, Brandon Keener as Lance Brooks, Riki Lindhome as Cheryl, Angela Sarafyan as Lori, David Ghilardi as Teacher, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Thad Luckinbill as RJ Brooks | Director: Michael Gershman
Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg | | Songs: The Shins -- New Slang, Coldplay -- Warning Sign | | | |
| 129 :07x07 - Conversations with Dead People (Nov/12/2002) | | Joyce visits Dawn from the beyond, Buffy has a revealing chat with a vampire, and Willow receives a ghostly visitor whom she believes may well be Tara, all of which portend an imminent, unpleasant future. Meanwhile, Jonathan and Andrew return to Sunnydale for some inevitably unpleasant mischief. | | Guest Stars: Azura Skye as Cassie Newton, Jonathan M. Woodward as Holden "Webs" Webster, Danny Strong as Jonathan, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Adam Busch as Warren, Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Stacey Scowley as Young Woman, Angie Hart as Herself | Director: Nick Marck
Writer: Jane Espenson, Drew Goddard | | Songs: Angie Hart -- Blue | | | |
| 130 :07x08 - Sleeper (Nov/19/2002) | | Fearful that Spike may be killing again, the gang's investigation into his mysterious behavior climaxes in a formidable confrontation between him and Buffy. Meanwhile, Giles makes what may be a cataclysmic discovery that could affect everyone's future. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Stacey Scowley as Young Woman, Kevin Daniels as Bouncer, Lisa Jay (1) as Linda, Robinne Lee as Sired Vampire, Rob Nagle as Robson, Aimee Mann as Herself, Lindy Christopher as Nora | Director: Alan J. Levi
Writer: David Fury, Jane Espenson | | Songs: Aimee Mann -- Pavlov's Bell, Aimee Mann -- This Is How It Goes | | | |
| 131 :07x09 - Never Leave Me (Nov/26/2002) | | After giving Spike a brutal third degree about his recent malevolent deeds, Buffy and the gang then kidnap and grill Andrew in a desperate effort to learn more about the growing evil forces that surround them all. At the same time, Buffy urgently contacts the Watcher’s Council to try to locate Giles in hopes that he may have some answers about the deadly, ever-encroaching evil. | | Guest Stars: Kris Iyer as Nigel, Camden Toy as Ubervamp, Harris Yulin as Quentin Travers, Cynthia Lamontagne as Lydia, Oliver Muirhead as Philip, Rob Nagle as Robson, Bobby Brewer (2) as Hoffman, Donald Bishop as Butcher, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Danny Strong as Jonathan, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Adam Busch as Warren, Roberto Santos as Grimes | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Drew Goddard | | | |
| 132 :07x10 - Bring On The Night (Dec/17/2002) | | As Buffy and the gang search for a way to annihilate an extremely powerful Ubervamp, Giles arrives in Sunnydale with three would-be slayers in tow. | | Special Guest Stars: Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers, Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Rob Nagle as Robson, Chris Wiley (1) as Roger, Courtnee Draper as Annabelle, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, Camden Toy as Ubervamp, Clara Bryant as Molly, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Tom Lenk as Andrew, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood | Director: David Grossman
Writer: Marti Noxon, Douglas Petrie | | | | | | |
| 134 :07x12 - Potential (Jan/21/2003) | | Buffy enlists Spike’s aid in graphic, intensive training of the potential slayers, in anticipation of the expected cataclysmic return of The First. Meanwhile, Willow performs a spell that reveals that another unexpected potential slayer is living in Sunnydale. | | Guest Stars: Felicia Day as Vi, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Clara Bryant as Molly, Indigo as Rona, James C. Leary as Clem, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, Derek Anthony as Demon | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Rebecca Sinclair | | | |
| 135 :07x13 - The Killer In Me (Feb/04/2003) | | When Willow starts to give in to romantic feelings for Kennedy, her guilty conscience causes her to turn into Warren, Tara's killer. Also, the gang gets clues that lead them to believe Giles may be The First, and Buffy helps Spike with what seems to be his malfunctioning chip, ultimately leaving Buffy with a hard decision to make. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Rif Hutton as Initiative Leader, Anna Maria Maccarrone as Waitress, Megalyn Echikunwoke as Vawn, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Elizabeth Anne Allen (1) as Amy Madison, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Terence Bernie Hines (1) as Shop Keeper | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg | | | |
| 136 :07x14 - First Date (Feb/11/2003) | | Buffy goes on a date with Principal Wood, while Xander goes on date with an enigmatic woman he happens to work with. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Rob Nagle as Robson, Kristy Wu as Chao-Ahn, K. D. Aubert as Nikki Wood, Danny Strong as Jonathan, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Ashanti as Lissa | Director: David Grossman
Writer: Jane Espenson | | | |
| 137 :07x15 - Get It Done (Feb/18/2003) | | The Summers home, densely packed with Slayer wannabes, suffers a surprising, grievous loss which ratchets up the gang’s attempt to rout the growing forces of evil. Meanwhile, Buffy makes a treacherous journey to try to obtain knowledge that will help in the battle against The First. | | Guest Stars: Camden Toy as Ubervamp, Lalaine Paras as Chloe, Kristy Wu as Chao-Ahn, Geoffrey Kasule as Shadowman #1, Karara Muhoro as Shadowman #2, Daniel Wilson (1) as Shadowman #3, Felicia Day as Vi, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Clara Bryant as Molly, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, Indigo as Rona, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Sharon Ferguson as Primitive | Director: Douglas Petrie
Writer: Douglas Petrie | | | |
| 138 :07x16 - Storyteller (Feb/25/2003) | | In this light-hearted episode, Andrew shoots a documentary, chronicling a day in the life of the scoobies and the potentials. Meanwhile, the Sunnydale High school is also experiencing problems when the Hellmouth is activated. | | Guest Stars: Corin Amber Norton as Crying Girl, Sujata DeChoudhury as Shy Girl, T. W. Leshner (1) as Feral Teen, Danny Strong as Jonathan, Adam Busch as Warren, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, Indigo as Rona, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Alan Loayza as Stressed Out Boy | Director: Marita Grabiak
Writer: Jane Espenson | | | |
| 139 :07x17 - Lies My Parents Told Me (Mar/25/2003) | | Giles, believing Spike has become a liability, teams up with Principal Wood, who also has animosity toward Spike. The two conspire to kill Spike behind Buffy's back. Buffy finds out about their plans and manages to save Spike, but loses all respect for Giles and decides to end her relationship with him. Meanwhile, Spike is flooded with memories of his mother and how he turned her into a vampire. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: K. D. Aubert as Nikki Wood, Damani Roberts as Young Robin Wood, Ira Steck as New Vamp, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Indigo as Rona, Juliet Landau as Drusilla, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Caroline Lagerfelt as Anne | Director: David Fury
Writer: David Fury, Drew Goddard | | | |
| 140 :07x18 - Dirty Girls (Apr/15/2003) | | Faith returns to Sunnydale and joins forces with the growing Scooby gang just as The First empowers a dangerous new threat, the malevolent cleric Caleb. When Buffy decides to face Caleb head-on and test the wannabes, his power and viciousness stun her and the gang. | | Guest Stars: Kristy Wu as Chao Ahn, Dania Ramirez as Caridad, Carrie Southworth as Betty, Christie Abbott as Helpless Girl, Rachel Bilson as Colleen, Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, Tom Lenk as Andrew, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, Clara Bryant as Molly, Indigo as Rona, Nathan Fillion as Caleb, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Mary Wilcher as Shannon | Director: Michael Gershman
Writer: Drew Goddard | | | |
| 141 :07x19 - Empty Places (Apr/29/2003) | | As Sunnydale's residents evacuate en masse, Faith rallies the demoralized potentials while an emotionally fragile Buffy endures another run-in with Caleb. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Justin Shilton as Monroe, Kristy Wu as Chao Ahn, Mary Wilcher as Shannon, David Grammer as Crazy Citizen, Dorian Missick as Policeman, Larry Clarke (1) as Monk, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, James C. Leary as Clem, Felicia Day as Vi, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Nathan Fillion as Caleb, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Indigo as Rona, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, Nathan Brooks Burgess as Duncan | Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg | | | |
| 142 :07x20 - Touched (May/06/2003) | | With Buffy no longer in charge, Faith leads the potentials into the sewers in search of weapons, but they are attacked by an army of vampires and discover a ticking bomb. Meanwhile, after Spike lifts Buffy's spirts, she goes to the Vinyard to face Caleb, and discovers a new weapon- a mystical scythe which will help her in her impending battle. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Dania Ramirez as Caridad, Nathan Fillion as Caleb, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Harry Groener as Mayor Richard Wilkins III, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, Felicia Day as Vi, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Lance E. Nichols as Middle-Aged Man | Director: David Solomon
Writer: Rebecca Sinclair | | | |
| 143 :07x21 - End of Days (May/13/2003) | | Buffy rejoins the group, as Giles and Willow do some research on her newfound weapon. Meanwhile, it seems that everyone else is prepared for the end, as they can feel something bad coming. Finally, Buffy faces off against Caleb with the help of an old friend, who pays her one final visit. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Dania Ramirez as Caridad, Lisa Ann Cabasa as Injured Girl, Felicia Day as Vi, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Nathan Fillion as Caleb, David Boreanaz as Angel, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, Christine Healy (2) as Guardian | Director: Marita Grabiak
Writer: Douglas Petrie, Jane Espenson | | | |
| 144 :07x22 - Chosen (May/20/2003) | | Buffy catches up with Angel, who has come to Sunnydale with the intention of helping Buffy in her impending battle. After Buffy refuses his help, he heads back to LA, but not before handing Buffy an ancient amulet which he says will be of help to her in battle. Buffy then heads back home, where she and her friends prepare to lead the potential slayers into the Hellmouth waging one final battle against the First Evil and his army of vampires. | | Special Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles, | Guest Stars: Lisa Ann Cabasa as Injured Girl, Demetra Raven as Girl at Bat, Katie Gray (1) as Indian Girl, Ally Matsumura as Japanese Girl, Kelli Wheeler as School Girl, Jenna Edwards as Trailer Girl, Julia Ling as Potential with Power #2, Felicia Day as Vi, Eliza Dushku as Faith, Nathan Fillion as Caleb, David Boreanaz as Angel, Tom Lenk as Andrew, Iyari Limon as Kennedy, Sarah Hagan as Amanda, Indigo as Rona, D. B. Woodside as Principal Robin Wood, Mary Wilcher as Shannon | Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon | | | |
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