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Showtime (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The fact that Buffy might have brought back something evil from the grave with her was first introduced in the first episodes of Season 6, when she had to fight a rogue spirit that had used her as a vehicle for coming to earth. Buffy saves her from some more Bringers that were out to kill her and takes her home. Buffy had a B plan, and she seems decided to carry it out. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Showtime_(Buffy_episode)   (584 words)

Lessons (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The six villains seen by Spike are the Big Bads of each previous season of Buffy. This is the first of multiple episodes to begin with the killing of a potential slayer. Until the very last episode, she will be struggling for that control in the face of increasing pressure from those around her to use her powers. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lessons_(Buffy_episode)   (1440 words)

Earshot (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "Earshot" is the 18th episode of season 3 of the television show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. See also List of Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes. The episode was eventually aired by the network during the following summer, along with the second part of Season 3's finale, which was also pre-empted due to "school violence concerns". en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Earshot_(Buffy_episode)   (165 words)

Prophecy Girl (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy is streotyped as being bad at history in an earlier episode. Buffy, shocked, yells that she is quitting, leaving the cross Angel gave her on the table. Buffy throws the Master into the library, where he is impaled on a jutting piece of wood and his soft tissues disintegrate, leaving only his skeleton and the world turns back to normal. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Prophecy_Girl_(Buffy_episode)   (1205 words)

List of Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy and her friends are forced to participate in the school's talent show, where bodies begin to pile up. The following is a list of episodes for the television show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Buffy is shaken by her tryst with Spike; Willow faces the consequences of her addiction. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_episodes   (2036 words)

Restless (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Like many other episodes in the series, its starting point is the unintended side effects of magic: The joining has summoned the essence of the first Slayer, and she is not happy how Buffy is handling the job. This episode was chosen to end season four of Buffy because Joss knew his audience expected his season finales to be a big fight between good and evil. The episode begins with Willow painting a Sapphic love poem in Greek on Tara's back; she is then faced with the opening performance of Death of a Salesman as part of a drama class she signed up for. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Restless_(Buffy_episode)   (1337 words)

Him (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy and Dawn talk privately about Buffy's feelings for Spike and why she's helping him in light of the pain he's caused her. Buffy catches Dawn as she returns home that night and tells her about her meeting with R.J. Buffy offers encouragement to her sister by explaining that she has a chance with R.J. and that he really likes her. Buffy confronts her sister and lays down the law about Dawn's clothes and behavior, but Dawn puts up quite a fight for her right to do whatever she wants. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Him_(Buffy_episode)   (1161 words)

Selfless (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The episode provides an important point for the early development of what would become the seventh season's overlying theme near its conclusion: that Buffy's judgement is realistic and harsh, even when it comes to those she cares about. Buffy thinks Xander's love for Anya is clouding his judgment and encourages him to find another alternative, although she doesn't believe one exists. In a flashback to the season six episode, "Once More, with Feeling", which was a musical. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Selfless_(Buffy_episode)   (1769 words)

Revelations (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "Revelations" is the seventh episode of season 3 of the television show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Buffy and Willow get back to the library to find the paramedics there, as they leave Giles tells her she has to destroy the glove with the living flame. Buffy asks Willow to accompany her to a night of slaying since no one else could be reached. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Revelations_(Buffy_episode)   (1526 words)

Restless (Buffy episode) Like many other episodes in the series, its starting point are the unintended side effects of magic: The joining has summoned the essence of the first Slayer, and she is not happy how Buffy is handling the job. "Restless" continues the main themes each characters face during the whole series: Willow's fear of failure and struggle to leave her nerd-self's mindset behind; Xander's conflict with his dysfunctional family and his immaturity; Giles' fatherly relationship with Buffy, and Buffy's continued struggle with the question of how lonely the Slayer should and must be. Episode 22 of season 4, "Restless", follows the Scooby Gang's victory over the villain Adam by magically joining in "Primeval". www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/restless__buffy_episode_   (1092 words)

Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy was turned into a rat during this episode so Sarah Michelle Gellar had more time to rehearse for her appearance on Saturday Night Live as a guest host. Buffy is interested in giving him a lap-dance, Amy wants to hang out and even a Harmony groupie wants to study with him at night. Buffy is impressed by Xander's reaction to her seduction. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bewitched,_Bothered_and_Bewildered_(Buffy_episode)   (976 words)

Hush - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hush an ancient mining technique which uses water flow to remove overburden. Hush, a 1931 Indian film, directed by Hiren Bose; Hush, a 1998 American film, directed by Jonathan Darby and featuring Gwyneth Paltrow; en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hush   (183 words)

Hush (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy then hears a young girl's voice and walks out of the classroom and into the halls where a girl holding a small box stands chanting a rather disturbing nursery rhyme. The electro/shoegaze group, The Very Hush Hush, has alluded in interviews to receiving inspiration for their name from Buffy the Vampire Slayer (presumably the episode, Hush), rather than the more obvious reference of the tag-line for L.A. Confidential ("Off the record, on the QT, and very hush-hush"). The episode is notable for containing the start of Buffy's relationship with Riley and each character's discovery that the other is not what they seem — again playing out the theme of the characters' inability to communicate with each other. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hush_(Buffy_episode)   (1651 words)

buffy transcript 39 homecoming Buffy: At Hemery, I was Prom Princess, I was Fiesta Queen, I was on the cheerleading squad. Dear Cordelia and Buffy, We won't be riding to the dance with you. Buffy: Jungle Bob and spike-head are down and out. www.buffy-vs-angel.com /buffy_tran_39.shtml   (8958 words)

Beauty and the Beasts (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy goes back to the mansion and watches Angel, who is now free of the shackles, as he sleeps through what seems to be a nightmare. "Beauty and the Beasts" is the fourth episode of season 3 of the television show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Buffy and the rest of the gang arrive in time to try and stop the fight, only when Buffy tries to tranquilize Oz; she shoots Giles instead when Debbie pushes the gun away. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beauty_and_the_Beasts_(Buffy_episode)   (1464 words)

Nightmares (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy confides to Willow that she thinks she might have something to do with her parents' divorce. Buffy has a hard time even finding the class, and the test is over in what feels like little time, and Buffy has not even filled in her name. As Buffy and Billy run away from the ugly man, Billy explains to her that he was responsible for his baseball team losing, and that it is a bad thing to lose at games. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nightmares_(Buffy_episode)   (1464 words)

Crush Buffy, for her part, is appalled and sickened at the notion of Spike being in love with her, which is as it should be. Buffy goes to the crypt, where she finds a ladder leading down to the underground portion of Spike's lair (which is kind of neat, like a catacombs). Buffy goes to the crypt to get Spike's help in finding her, and is not exactly thrilled to discover Little Sis listening raptly to his campfire tales. members.aol.com /LRLbuff/crush.html   (1464 words)

Episode Tabula Rasa (Buffy episode) " Tabula Rasa " is an episode of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer that explores the characters'... The Harvest (Buffy episode) " The Harvest " is the continuation of the first episode of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Once More, With Feeling (Buffy episode) " Once More, With Feeling " is a one-off musical episode of the Christophe Beck... www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/episode.html   (1464 words)

BuffyWorld : Buffy : Season 3 : Episode 52 Summary In the hallways, Buffy starts to realize the true downside to her mind-reading ability, for the abundance of thoughts coming from all directions proves to be overwhelming. He then tries to assure Buffy that he was never tempted by Faith during the entire ordeal that revealed her affiliation with the Mayor. Buffy responds by telling Jonathan that everybody has their own pain, regardless of how good their lives may seem on the outside. www.buffyworld.com /buffy/season3/summaries/52_summ.htm   (913 words)

Kids.net.au - Encyclopedia Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Buffy and her companions also fight a wide variety of demons and other evils, and are frequently called upon to avert impending world-wide apocalypse. Buffy (played by Sarah Michelle Gellar) is "The Slayer", one in a long line of young girls chosen by fate to battle evil forces. The 2001 episode "The Body", which featured the death of Buffy's mother, was included in over 100 major critics Ten Best lists that year. www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/bu/Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer   (913 words)

Hush (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In the expository scene, part-way through the episode, it becomes apparent that the only way to defeat The Gentleman is a real human scream, so the focus turns to how Buffy can regain her voice. That the episode is all about communication is highlighted when Buffy and Riley sit down to talk about their feelings for each other and their respective secrets, once The Gentlemen have been vanquished, and they sit in uncomfortable silence until the credits start. Hush is the 10th episode of season 4 of the television show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hush_(Buffy_episode)   (913 words)

Chosen (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy comes up with a plan: The gang makes an attack on the First's army, aided by Willow, who performs a powerful spell to imbue all of the Potentials with Slayer powers. Buffy, in the meantime, has climbed to the roof of the school and is running along rooftops trying to outrun the enlarging crater. Buffy and her associates organize an attack on The First Evil. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chosen_(Buffy_episode)   (2142 words)

Ted - BuffyGuide.com At the beginning of this episode, Buffy, Xander and Willow refer to the events of "What's My Line." The Order of Taraka has apparently been called off, and Angel is still recuperating from the injuries he suffered at the hands of Spike and Drusilla. This episode was sort of a reversal of The Stepford Wives, Ira Levin's 1972 novel about a Connecticut suburb in which all the wives are perfect, but turn out to be robots. Buffy's reaction to taking a human life is a fascinating concept, and one I hope to see re-visited at some point in the series. www.buffyguide.com /episodes/ted.shtml   (1185 words)

Buffy episode guides Buffy is trying to deal with the news that Riley is a commando and isn't sure that she can make place for him in her life. Buffy vs. Dracula - Dracula pays a visit to Sunnydale, causing Buffy to wonder what a Slayer really is. Riley doesn't like Buffy's strange fascination with Dracula, though it's Xander fascination with him that he should be worrying about. Selfless - Anya realizes that her return to the vengeance demon fold isn't as great as she thought it would be. www.undo-it.com /Buffyepisodes.html   (4795 words)

Gwendolyn Post - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Post also warns Giles and Buffy of the Glove of Myhnegon, a magical glove of metal thousands of years old that contained dangerous power, which was being sought by a demon known as Lagos, who was on his way to Sunnydale to claim the artifact, and ordered Faith to stop him. Later in the episode, Giles explains that Gwendolyn had, in fact, been a Watcher, but was fired from the Council position a few years before arriving in Sunnydale for abusing black magic. Post claimed she had been sent to the Hellmouth under orders from the Watcher's Council not only to act as Faith's Watcher, but to report back on Buffy Summers and her own Watcher, Rupert Giles, claiming the Council was becoming worried he might have been losing focus on the mission. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gwendolyn_Post   (820 words)

buffy transcript 41 revelations Buffy gets to her feet and comes at Lagos with a combination of a punch to the gut and the face, a half spin, a backhand punch to the face, another half spin and another backhand punch. Buffy is up now, and ducks a half-spinning jumping hook kick from her vampire, and then sidesteps to avoid a punch. Buffy: I'm gonna try and vent a little hormonal angst by going out there and killing a Lagos, whatever that is. Angel faces her again upon hearing that demon's name. www.buffy-vs-angel.com /buffy_tran_41.shtml   (9316 words)

WHEDONesque : Comments on 6666 : The "ULTIMATE BUFFY Episode Countdown" I agree with Restless being the #1 Buffy episode. Buffy's actions in Selfless were well reasoned, as she explained in the ep itself and far from out of character. Buffy comes up with this ludicrous idea and puts Willow up to it whether it be h4x0ring away with her comp or some magic that would never have been possible otherwise. whedonesque.com /?comments=6666   (9335 words)

buffy season four episode guide restless Buffy is walking through the corridors on campus looking for the others, and finds her mother living inside the walls. Buffy is suddenly holding the tarot cards and she sees herself with her friends in her living room watching movies. Buffy is worried about him, but he assures her they're not going to make him disappear. www.buffy-vs-angel.com /rest.shtml   (3679 words)

Crush Buffy goes to the crypt to get Spike's help in finding her, and is not exactly thrilled to discover Little Sis listening raptly to his campfire tales. Buffy, for her part, is appalled and sickened at the notion of Spike being in love with her, which is as it should be. Buffy goes to the crypt, where she finds a ladder leading down to the underground portion of Spike's lair (which is kind of neat, like a catacombs). members.aol.com /LRLbuff/crush.html   (2457 words)

Phases (Buffy episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Buffy and Giles rush to the Bronze, where Cordelia and Willow are busy complaining to each other about their men when the werewolf crashes the party. Buffy bends Kane's gun with her bare hands to make a point about girl power and tells him to leave the city. "Phases" is episode 15 of season 2 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Phases_(Buffy_episode)   (1085 words)

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