Angel (Season 1 Episode Guide)

Angel Season 1


Episode 01 - City of ...
The vampire Angel moves to Los Angeles, where he meets an Irish half-demon named Doyle (Glenn Quinn) and encounters Winters, a powerful corporate vampire who has staked a claim on Cordelia, Angel's old friend from Sunnydale.

Episode 02 - Lonely Hearts
Angel uncovers a parasitic demon that seductively preys on the lonely, burrowing into their bodies in search of the perfect host. In the process, the hosts are killed. So, as the body count rises, Angel must find a way to stop the creature.

Episode 03 - In the Dark
Angel reunites with an old friend, Oz (Seth Green), and faces an old foe, Spike (James Marsters). The blond vampire has followed Oz to L.A. to retrieve the mystical "Gem of Amara," which renders its wearer invulnerable to all harm, including sunlight and stakes.

Episode 04 - I Fall to Pieces
Angel helps a woman (Tushka Bergen) being stalked by a crazed doctor who has learned to mentally manipulate every part of his body. His powers allow him to detach his eyes and limbs, so he can spy on her and touch her at will.

Episode 05 - Rm w/a Vu
Cordelia is in desperate need of a new place to live, and Doyle obliges by helping her find a great apartment. But unbeknownst to Cordy, it already has a tenant: a powerful ghost (Beth Grant) who is none too pleased to have a new roommate.

Episode 06 - Sense and Sensitivity
After reportedly using excessive force to bust a crime lord with Angel's help, Kate (Elisabeth Rohm) and the rest of the precinct are required to take sensitivity classes. Instead of helping them, the classes render them helpless, as their emotions strangely gush out of control, leaving the precinct without a police force and Angel as the lone defender.

Episode 07 - The Bachelor Party
A secret from Doyle's past surfaces when his former wife (Kristin Dattilo) shows up with her new fiancé, Richard, seeking Doyle's blessing. Richard wants it too, and also wants to pick Doyle's brain.

Episode 08 - I will Remember You
After secretly saving the Slayer's life in Sunnydale, Angel returns to L.A., only to discover that an upset Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) has followed him to his new home. A demon interrupts their reunion and, during the battle, Angel is exposed to its alchemical blood. After 200 years, Angel is suddenly human again, with a beating heart and his own blood — and he and Buffy are free to be together. But the ending for this fairy-tale romance is grimmer than most.

Episode 09 - Hero
A militaristic group of demons is on a mission to slaughter all half-breeds, and a family of refugees comes to Angel for help. To save them, he may have to make the ultimate sacrifice.

Episode 10 - Parting Gifts
Angel, still reeling from Doyle's death, must help an empathy demon who claims to be stalked by an evil force. Meanwhile, Cordelia discovers that Doyle left something unpleasant behind for her.

Episode 11 - Somnambulist
Angel is having horrific dreams in which he is again an evil vampire who is slaying innocent people. He awakes every time to discover that the murders he dreamed of have occurred, but he can't remember whether he committed them or not.

Episode 12 - Expecting
Cordelia may have found something special in Wilson (Ken Marino), an attractive wealthy man. But after spending one night with him, she wakes up eight months pregnant and soon discovers that she and others are carrying his demon spawn.

Episode 13 - She
Angel encounters Jhiera (Bai Ling), a woman who has come to Earth to escape persecution on her native planet. She plans to bring other women to Earth as well, but soldiers from her world have followed her to L.A. Meanwhile, Wesley becomes an official employee of Angel Investigations.

Episode 14 - I've Got You Under My Skin
Angel and Wesley find themselves acting as exorcists after they encounter a little boy (Jesse James) who is possessed by a powerful Ethros demon. But to get the demon out, they must force it into another body, which could result in the death of the new host.

Episode 15 - The Prodigal
Angel uncovers a demonic criminal plot that involves Kate's ex-cop father. But she is unwilling to accept that her dad could be mixed up in something less than legal, and clashes with Angel over how to handle the situation. Meanwhile, the case causes Angel to reflect on his past and his relationship with his own father.

Episode 16 - The Ring
A client (Douglas Roberts) and his supposedly missing brother (Scott Williams Winters) trick Angel into competing in gladiatorial games that involve enslaved demons and are staged for wealthy wagerers. To stay alive, Angel must kill his opponent. To earn his freedom, he must kill 21 foes.

Episode 17 - Eternity
When a television star turns to Angel for protection from stalkers, Angel finds his protective instincts for his client are aroused by more than just business. But her motives for hiring him may not be as simple as they appear. Cordelia, meanwhile, tries to use Angel's new Hollywood connection to advance her acting career.

Episode 18 - Five by Five
The virtuous vampire undergoes a crisis of Faith when a certain rogue slayer blows into town. After a mind-altering, body-exchanging adventure with Buffy, Faith (Eliza Dushku) has fled the confines of Sunnydale for a new start in the City of Angels. With her slayer skills and serious attitude intact, she is soon approached by representatives from the demon-connected law firm Wolfram & Hart. Their proposition will give her a safe haven, protection and plenty of money. All the devil's advocates want in return is one small favor: kill Angel. In light of their past encounters, Faith is more than willing to lend a hand.

Episode 19 - Sanctuary
A not-so-loving triangle forms when Buffy comes to town and learns that her former flame, Angel, is protecting her quarry: the rogue slayer Faith. Meanwhile, the Council's assassins begin closing in for the kill

Episode 20 - War Zone
Angel encounters a group of street kids, led by a man named Gunn (J. August Richards), who are waging a war against vampires in the abandoned sections of the city. He tries to gain their trust, but the gang is wary about trusting a vampire, even one with a soul.

Episode 21 - Blind Date
Angel encounters a strange being in the employ of Wolfram & Hart, a blind woman who can anticipate attacks and move with incredible speed. Her condition protects her from becoming a suspect in the crimes she commits.

Episode 22 - To Shanshu in L.A.
The virtuous vampire faces his deadliest challenge from the law firm of Wolfram & Hart in this thrilling episode. The crooked attorneys have summoned the powerful and evil Vocah (Todd Stashwick) to eliminate Angel and his connection to the Powers That Be. To this end, Vocah systematically sets out to destroy all Angel holds dear — including Wesley and Cordelia. Vocah has also come to ensure the completion of a mysterious ceremony known as "Raising," which will bring forth a great evil into the world. This forces Angel into triple duty: he must save his friends, protect the Powers That Be and put down the "Raising." Keep Reading... »

Angel (The Show)

The vampire Angelus, now known as Angel, has a human soul, but committed terrible crimes in the past. Seeking forgiveness and trying to redeem himself, he moves from Sunnydale (and a relationship with Buffy Summers, of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") to Los Angeles, where he helps the downtrodden by thwarting the supernatural creatures that prey on them.






Review:
This tv show is a spin-off to the show "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" it's based on the good vampire character Angel. His life after he reached perfect happiness with Buffy. He moved to L.A. knowing that he can't be with the love of his live because of the curse. So he moves to Los Angeles. Meets with Cordelia and a half-demon guy that has the visions from the power that be. And Starts his own bussiness "Angel Investigatins" that help the helpless against the world of evil. Unlike "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" this show is no teenage mmovie. It's bout the old vampire that had his soul restored and decided to battle evil forces because of the guilt he has. The show mostly gives you the idea of how really not cool it is to live forever. Seeing your loved ones die off one by one and even with all your power not to be able to do anything about it.


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Buffy The Vampire Slayer (Season 7 Episode Guide)

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 7








Lessons
Buffy and Dawn fight off vengeful spirits in the newly rebuilt Sunnydale High. Meanwhile, Spike struggles with his sanity, and Giles rehabilitates Willow in England.

Beneath You
The gang deals with a giant underground worm, the result of a wish Anya granted. Buffy finds out that Spike has a soul. In England, Willow prepares to return home.

Same Time, Same Place
Buffy, Xander and Dawn are unable to find Willow, who has inadvertently made herself invisible to her friends, and vice versa. Willow's return to Sunnydale is marred further by a demon, Gnarl, who relishes the skin of his victims.


Help
Novice counsellor Buffy begins trying to help the students at Sunnydale High, including Cassie Newton, a girl who predicts her own death. Unfortunately, a Slayer is no match for fate.

Selfless
After Anya grants a particularly gruesome wish, Buffy feels that she must kill Anya. Xander tries to stop her, but the problem is solved when Anya requests to take it back and leave the vengeance demon fold.

Him
Dawn and Buffy (and then Willow and Anya) fall for the school quarterback, whose jacket is enchanted. Meanwhile, Xander and Spike become reluctant roommates.

Conversations with Dead People
Buffy chats with a former classmate and current vampire, Dawn is visited by Joyce, and Willow is visited by an imposter pretending to have a message from Tara. Meanwhile, Jonathan and Andrew return from Mexico.

Sleeper
As Dawn and Willow recover from their chaotic night at the Summers house, Buffy probes a series of grisly murders that may be the work of Spike.

Never Leave Me
Spike is held captive in the Summers home while the Scoobies ponder their options in the aftermath of his murder spree; a squeamish Andrew tries to master killing but ends up another Summers house captive.

Bring On the Night
Giles arrives with three apprentice Slayers, the Scoobies research the origins of the First to find a way to rescue Spike, and Buffy fights the Ubervamp.

Showtime
Buffy stages a showdown with the Ubervamp with the Slayers-in-training as her audience, then rescues Spike. Giles and Anya seek advice from Beljoxa's Eye.

Potential
Buffy and Spike establish a boot camp to prepare the potential slayers for combat with the First, while a spell from Willow reveals another potential living in Sunnydale.

The Killer in Me
Courtesy of a bitter Amy, Willow turns into Warren after kissing Kennedy; Buffy contacts the government to get help with Spike's misfiring chip.

First Date
Buffy accepts a dinner invitation from Principal Wood, who reveals that he's a former Slayer's son; Anya is jealous when Xander has a date (who, as usual, turns out to be a demon).

Get It Done
The Scoobies are rocked by a suicide within their ranks. After lambasting everyone, Buffy jumps through a portal on a quest for knowledge.

Storyteller
Andrew films the Scoobies for a documentary on Buffy, while Sunnydale High is rocked by a sudden outbreak of student violence. Xander and Anya reconsider their relationship.

Lies My Parents Told Me
When the Scoobies fail to nullify the First's hold on Spike, Principal Wood and Giles team up to kill him. Meanwhile, Spike relives the day he became a vampire.

Dirty Girls
Faith returns to Sunnydale just in time to meet the First's evil agent, Caleb. Buffy leads the troops into a battle with Caleb, which ends with two dead Potentials and a seriously wounded Xander.

Empty Places
Buffy takes another beating from Caleb, the tries to lead the troops back to the wine cellar. Instead, she gets kicked out of her house as the gang decides Faith would make a better leader.

Touched
A depressed Buffy gets comfort from Spike. Meanwhile, the Scoobies capture and interrogate Bringer, and Faith leads an attack on the Bringers' arsenal.

End of Days
Faith and some of the Potentials are injured by a bomb. Buffy retrieves a mystic scythe and uses it against Caleb; Angel turns up to give her a hand.

Chosen (Series Finale)
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. Meanwhile, wearing the amulet that Angel brought, Spike becomes the decisive factor in the victory, and Sunnydale is eradicated. Buffy and the gang look back on what's left of Sunnydale, deciding what to do next... Keep Reading... »

Buffy The Vampire Slayer (Season 6 Episode Guide)

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 6







Bargaining
The gang resolves to bring the Slayer back from the dead — and succeeds, despite being hindered by a band of biker demons. Meanwhile, a grieving Giles (unaware of the Scoobies' plan to resurrect Buffy) leaves Sunnydale.

After Life
As Buffy adjusts to life after resurrection, a shadowy presence menaces her sidekicks — a side effect of the spell cast by Willow to bring the Slayer back.

Flooded
A trio of young wannabe-big-bads (including Jonathan and Warren) cause trouble, while Buffy shoulders grown-up responsibilities such as running a household. Also, Giles returns.

Life Serial
The Slayer struggles to readjust to life in Sunnydale by attending classes with Willow and working with Xander, while the Geek Trio test her abilities with a secret campaign of harassment. Also, Buffy gets drunk with Spike.

All the Way
Xander finally announces his engagement to Anya. Dawn sneaks out on Halloween and gets into a dangerous situation with a teenage vampire. Willow does a spell on Tara which alters her memory.

Once More, With Feeling (Musical Episode)
A mysterious force impels the Scooby Gang to burst into song, revealing their true feelings. Buffy admits that she was pulled out of heaven, and she and Spike share a kiss. Musical episode, with the cast doing their own vocals.

Tabula Rasa
Despite Tara's misgivings about her overindulgence in magic, Willow does a spell that goes awry and gives the Scoobies amnesia. This is the last straw for Tara, who breaks up with Willow and moves out.

Smashed
Spike discovers that his chip now allows him to hurt Buffy; it seems Buffy came back wrong somehow. Willow reverts Amy to human form and the two party with magic. Buffy and Spike have sex.

Wrecked
Buffy's tryst with Spike leaves the Slayer shaken. Willow nearly gets Dawn killed after going to see a warlock for a dose of magic, and thus decides to go told turkey on the magic.

Gone
A social services worker threatens to take guardianship of Dawn. Meanwhile, the Geek Trio accidentally turn Buffy invisible with a ray gun.

Doublemeat Palace
The Slayer takes a job at a burger joint, and suspects that something demonic might be going on. Anya gets a visit from an old demon friend who questions her relationship with Xander.

Dead Things
Buffy finds out that she didn't really come back wrong. Warren kills Katrina and frames the Slayer for it. Buffy violently takes out her emotions on Spike.

Older and Far Away
Dawn feels like the odd-girl out on Buffy's birthday, leading to a fateful wish that leaves the Slayer and her friends trapped in the Summers' home with a demon.

As You Were
Buffy is jolted by the reappearance of Riley, who needs her to help him — and his new wife — track a demon egg nest. It turns out that Spike is guarding the eggs.

Hell's Bells
On the day of his wedding, Xander gets cold feet after he's shown a disturbing glimpse into the future. Xander bails on the wedding, leaving Anya heartbroken. Anya is offered her old job back, as a vengeance demon.

Normal Again
A demon's venom causes Buffy to hallucinate, convincing the Slayer that she's a normal girl in a mental ward, that her parents are alive, Dawn never existed, and her Slayer life is a delusion.

Entropy
Anya, secretly a demon again, attempts to get vengeance on Xander but fails. She finds comfort by sleeping with Spike, but the Geek Trio's cameras reveal the tryst to the gang. Meanwhile, Willow and Tara arrange a coffee date.

Seeing Red
Willow and Tara reconcile. Warren acquires a pair of demonic orbs that imbue him with strength and invulnerability, and he faces off with Buffy but loses. He comes back with a gun, and shoots both Buffy and Tara.

Villains
Tara's sudden death pushes Willow over the edge. After magically saving Buffy from her own wounds, Willow — consumed by anger and dark magic — hunts down Warren and tortures and kills him.

Two to Go (Season Finale, Part 1 of 2)
Buffy and Xander must protect Jonathan and Andrew, who are next on Willow's list. The Slayer is no match for Willow, who has drained Rack of all his powers. Giles arrives to test Willow's conviction that she's unstoppable.

Grave (Season Finale, Part 2 of 2)
Giles faces off with Willow, but she drains him of his powers. This much power causes her to feel all the suffering in the world, so she decides to end it — the world, that is. Xander finally gets through to her, and he saves the day by doing so.
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer (Season 5 Episode Guide)

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5




Buffy vs. Dracula
Buffy is shaken by the awesome power when she comes face to face with the greatest vampire of all time, Dracula. Meanwhile, Xander becomes the dark one’s emissary and leads his friends into peril.

Real Me
Buffy's slaying is hampered by sibling rivalry with Dawn, who gets kidnapped by a vampire gang led by Harmony.

The Replacement
Confusion reigns when Xander is split into two Xanders, each representing different sides of his personality.

Out of My Mind
The physical aftereffects of Riley’s being used as a lab rat by the Initiative threaten his life; Spike takes advantage of the situation.

No Place Like Home
Buffy discovers more about her newly arrived little sister, and the girls are distressed when Joyce suddenly becomes ill without any explanation, medical or supernatural.

Family
Tara’s family makes a surprise visit to Sunnydale for her birthday, threatening to reveal a shocking secret that could endanger all of their lives.

Fool for Love
When Buffy forces Spike to recount how he was able to kill two Slayers, his flashbacks reveal his first meeting with Drusilla.

Shadow
In order to protect her sister, Buffy must face a horrible beast that has been conjured by the powerful demon Glory to help seek out "The Key."

Listening to Fear
As Buffy and Dawn help their mother prepare for brain surgery, an extra-terrestrial demon fixates on a disoriented Joyce and infiltrates the Summers’ home.

Into the Woods
Buffy is thunderstruck when Spike informs her of Riley's furtive nights spent in the dark embrace of a vampire.

Triangle
Emotions are charged between Willow and Anya when they are left in charge of the magic shop and Willow accidentally conjures an enormous troll.

Checkpoint
The Council of Watchers possess insight into Glory, but are less than forthcoming with the information, and are also threatening to deport Giles if Buffy doesn't perform well on a test of her Slayer skills.

Blood Ties
Dawn's entire world crumbles around her after she learns that she is the Key, and dealing with the truth proves to be even harder than anyone had anticipated.

Crush
Buffy is appalled by Spike's admission of love for her, but Drusilla is waiting in the wings, intent on returning Spike to his killer ways.

I Was Made to Love You
Buffy must stop a heartbroken young woman — a robot who was manufactured to be the perfect girlfriend — from destroying the city.

The Body
Buffy and the gang are overcome by grief when tragedy strikes and they are robbed of someone they hold dear.

Forever
Buffy is comforted by Angel, who comes back to Sunnydale after he hears of Joyce's death. Meanwhile, Dawn decides to perform a spell to bring her mom back to life.

Intervention
The Scoobies mistake Spike's custom-made romance with his Buffybot for the real thing; Glory's minions kidnap Spike in the belief that he is the Key.

Tough Love
While Buffy is preoccupied with being her sister's keeper, Glory sets out to grab the person whom she now believes to be the Key — Tara.

Spiral
When Glory finds out who the real key is, Buffy and company flee. Meanwhile, the Knights of Byzantium have their own plans to deal with Dawn.

The Weight of the World
Willow psychically enters Buffy's subconscious in an effort to reach the Slayer, who has been rendered catatonic by Glory's abduction of Dawn.

The Gift (100th Episode)
Buffy must square off against a true god when Glory prepares to use Dawn to break down the walls between the dimensions and unleash Hell on Earth.
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer (Season 4 Episode Guide)

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 4





Episode 01 - The Freshman
While Willow blossoms in the college environment, Buffy has a difficult time adjusting, and her Slaying suffers because of it.


Episode 02 - Living Conditions
Everyone wonders what's wrong with Buffy when she insists that her annoying roommate is evil.


Episode 03 - The Harsh Light of Day
Spike is back, searching for a gem that will make him invincible; Buffy is distracted by her first attempt at getting back into the dating pool.


Episode 04 - Fear, Itself
The gang finds themselves in a real-life house of horrors at a Halloween party, in which a Fear Demon feeds on their individual fears.


Episode 05 - Beer Bad
Buffy drowns her sorrows by drinking with some upperclassmen, but Xander grows concerned when they start to get in touch with their primordial roots.


Episode 06 - Wild at Heart
Oz and Willow's relationship is up in arms when Oz is powerfully drawn to a female werewolf.


Episode 07 - The Initiative
Spike is imprisoned in an underground demon-research facility; Riley realizes he has a crush on Buffy.


Episode 08 - Pangs
Angel secretly arrives in Sunnydale to protect Buffy; Buffy tries to have a perfect Thanksgiving.


Episode 09 - Something Blue
A spell by Willow goes awry, causing Giles to go blind and Buffy and Spike to fall in love and get engaged.


Episode 10 - Hush
After the residents of Sunnydale lose the power of speech, Buffy battles strangely silent assailants alongside an incredulous Riley.


Episode 11 - Doomed
Buffy and Riley struggle with the knowledge of each others' secrets; the gang must head back to high school to stop another apocalypse.


Episode 12 - A New Man
When Giles is turned into a demon, he turns to an unlikely source for help while an unknowing Buffy hunts him down.


Episode 13 - The I in Team
The gang worries about Buffy's involvement with the Initiative; Walsh sends Buffy on a dangerous mission.


Episode 14 - Goodbye Iowa
Buffy discovers the Initiative's secret weapon; Riley becomes disoriented and paranoid after the death of his mentor.


Episode 15 - This Year's Girl (Part One of Two)
Faith wakes up from her coma and goes after Buffy, seeking revenge and armed with a mysterious gift left behind by the Mayor.


Episode 16 - Who Are You (Part Two of Two)
While Buffy is mistakenly kidnapped by the Watcher's Council, Faith wreaks havoc in Buffy's life.


Episode 17 - Superstar
Buffy must put aside the turmoil she feels about Riley and Faith's night of passion to investigate why a former nerd is suddenly a superhero.


Episode 18 - Where the Wild Things Are
When Buffy and Riley rouse a supernatural force, they are held hostage by ghost-children who have returned to exact revenge for past abuses.


Episode 19 - New Moon Rising
Oz returns to Sunnydale and is captured by the Initiative during a full moon; a conflicted Willow tells Buffy about her new relationship with Tara.


Episode 20 - The Yoko Factor (Part One of Two)
Riley spars with Angel when Angel visits Sunnydale; Spike conspires with Adam to bring Buffy to her knees.


Episode 21 - Primeval (Part Two of Two)
Adam's plan to craft a master race of human-demon hybrids unfolds while Buffy is at odds with Giles and the others; Adam captures Riley.


Episode 22 - Restless
A primordial spirit haunts the dreams of Buffy, Giles, Willow and Xander, making them each face their innermost fears.
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer (Season 3 Episode Guide)

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 3

Episode 01 - Anne
Buffy's in LA, hiding from her friends, family and destiny, but she has to face who she is when something demonic is threatening kids living on the streets.

Episode 02 - Dead Man's Party
Buffy finds her homecoming to be awkward and unwelcoming, but the gang must put aside their frustrations to deal with an army of zombies.

Episode 03 - Faith, Hope & Trick
There's a new Slayer, a new villain, and a new love interest for Buffy... and the return of another character as well.

Episode 04 - Beauty and the Beasts
Oz-wolf is the suspect of a brutal murder, and Buffy secretly discovers that Angel is back from hell.

Episode 05 - Homecoming
Buffy and Cordelia compete for Homecoming Queen and are hunted in a competition of a different kind; Willow and Xander's friendship takes a turn.

Episode 06 - Band Candy
Candy sold by the SHS band causes the adults to behave like teenagers, with some interesting outcomes.

Episode 07 - Revelations
Faith's new Watcher comes to town; Buffy is in trouble with the gang when they find out that she's been hiding Angel's return.

Episode 08 - Lovers Walk
A broken-hearted Spike returns without Drusilla; relationships are torn apart due to a liaison between two members of the gang.

Episode 09 - The Wish
The demon Anyanka grants Cordelia's wish that Buffy never came to Sunnydale, creating an alternate reality in which vampires rule.

Episode 10 - Amends
At Christmas-time, evil haunts Angel, torturing him with visions of his murderous past and urging him to kill Buffy.

Episode 11 - Gingerbread
Haunted by her discovery of two murdered children, Joyce rallies the town into a witch hunt.

Episode 12 - Helpless
Buffy's 18th birthday means a secret rite-of-passage test by the Watcher's Council, putting Buffy at risk and Giles in an awkward position.

Episode 13 - The Zeppo
Feeling left out by the gang, Xander makes new "friends" and finds his own adventure and danger.

Episode 14 - Bad Girls
Buffy's new Watcher comes to town; Faith lures Buffy into her world of reckless abandon, with fatal results.

Episode 15 - Consequences
Buffy struggles with Faith's lack of remorse over last week's incidents; Faith initiates an alliance with the dark side.

Episode 16 - Doppelgängland
Anya wreaks havoc again when a spell goes awry, bringing Willow's vampire doppelgänger into the Buffy-verse.

Episode 17 - Enemies
Faith and the Mayor conspire to steal Angel's soul, but they aren't the only ones with a secret conspiracy.

Episode 18 - Earshot
Buffy is infected with the uncontrollable ability to read minds, which threatens to drive her insane; it also unearths a plot to commit mass murder at the school, and the gang must save the day.

Episode 19 - Choices
The gang all faces decisions about their futures; Willow ends up in danger when Buffy tries to take the offense against the Mayor.

Episode 20 - The Prom
Buffy and Angel must deal with the impossibility of a future together; Buffy must save the day when someone plots Prom massacre.

Episode 21 - Graduation Day, Part One
While the Mayor prepares for his diabolical transformation on graduation day, Buffy battles Faith to save Angel's life.

Episode 22 - Graduation Day, Part Two
As the hours tick away to graduation, the impending doom of the Mayor's ascension hangs heavy with the gang. With Angel near death, Buffy must risk her own life in an effort to save his.
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer (Season 2 Episode Guide)

Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Season 2




Episode 01 - When She Was Bad
Buffy's got a new, not-so-nice attitude; the Anointed One plans to resurrect the
Master.

Episode 02 - Some Assembly Required
Someone is building a woman using body parts from different girls — and Cordelia's head is on the wish list.

Episode 03 - School Hard
Spike and Drusilla come to town, and Spike invades Parent-Teacher night.

Episode 04 - Inca Mummy Girl
Buffy and Joyce offer to take in a foreign exchange student, but instead get a life-sucking mummy who's taken an interest in Xander.

Episode 05 - Reptile Boy
Buffy accompanies Cordelia to a frat party, but it's not much fun — they're offered as sacrifices to a reptilian demon.

Episode 06 - Halloween
Someone from Giles' past wreaks havoc on Halloween, causing Buffy and the gang to be transformed into their costumes.

Episode 07 - Lie to Me
Buffy's childhood crush comes to town, but he's not looking to reminisce — he's looking for immortality as a vampire.

Episode 08 - The Dark Age
Ethan returns and Ms. Calendar is in danger when a demon from Giles' darker days comes to Sunnydale.

Episode 09 - What's My Line, Part One
As the gang endures career week, Spike sends assassins after Buffy and sets out to cure Drusilla; a new Slayer comes to town.

Episode 10 - What's My Line, Part Two
Buffy must team up with Kendra to save Angel when it turns out that his death is necessary to cure Drusilla.

Episode 11 - Ted
Everyone except Buffy loves Joyce's new beau, who turns out to be more than meets the eye.

Episode 12 - Bad Eggs
The gang must adopt eggs as "babies" for their Health class, but there's more than yolk inside these eggs.

Episode 13 - Surprise (Part One of Two)
Drusilla reassembles the Judge, an unstoppable demon; Buffy and Angel consummate their relationship.

Episode 14 - Innocence (Part Two of Two)
Angel loses his soul and his demon self takes over; Buffy must deal with him and stop the Judge.

Episode 15 - Phases
The gang tries to save a werewolf from a poacher; Oz makes the startling discovery that he is the werewolf in question.

Episode 16 - Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered
Things get dangerous when all the women in Sunnydale - except Cordelia - are after Xander due to a love spell gone wrong.

Episode 17 - Passion
Angel continues to torment Buffy; Jenny tries to curse Angel with a soul again, but he stops her - permanently.

Episode 18 - Killed by Death
A raging fever sends Buffy to the hospital, where her fever enables her to see a normally invisible monster that preys on children.

Episode 19 - I Only Have Eyes For You
The tortured ghost of a former student haunts SHS, reenacting the murder/suicide he committed.

Episode 20 - Go Fish
When it appears that something is targeting the swim team, Xander goes undercover to find the truth.

Episode 21 - Becoming, Part One
Angel prepares a ritual to awaken a demon that will suck the world into hell; Buffy prepares to kill him, but is torn when Willow discovers the ritual that could restore Angel's soul.

Episode 22 - Becoming, Part Two
Buffy's life is a mess when her mother discovers her secret life, and she's expelled from school and forced to make a heart-wrenching decision when both Angel's and Willow's rituals succeed.
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer (Season 1 Episode Guide)

Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Season 1



Episode 01 - Welcome to the Hellmouth / The Harvest
Series premiere. Buffy moves to Sunnydale and must stop the Master from rising.

Episode 02 - The Witch
Buffy and Giles must stop a witch who's wreaking havoc on cheerleaders.

Episode 03 - Teacher's Pet
Xander has a dangerous crush on a new substitute teacher who's not what she appears to be.

Episode 04 - Never Kill a Boy on the First Date
Being the Slayer conflicts with normal teenage desires when Buffy wants to date cute-guy Owen.

Episode 05 - The Pack
After a school trip to the zoo, Sunnydale's cool group — and Xander — start to act like savages.

Episode 06 - Angel
Buffy and Angel share their first kiss, and she finds out who he really is.

Episode 07 - I, Robot... You, Jane
A demon is unleashed onto the Internet and lures Willow with a false identity.

Episode 08 - The Puppet Show
The gang participates in the school's talent show, where someone (or something) is harvesting human organs.

Episode 09 - Nightmares
People (including Buffy and pals) are haunted by waking nightmares as fear becomes reality.

Episode 10 - Out of Mind, Out of Sight
A perpetually ignored student becomes invisible and seeks revenge on perpetually popular Cordelia.

Episode 11 - Prophecy Girl
A book of infallible prophecies predicts that Buffy will face the Master in a battle to the death — hers.
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer (The Show)

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the story of an American cheerleader who holds the destiny of being the Slayer; the one woman who holds the duty of defending the world from vampires. With her best friends slowly abandoning her.




Review:
A really interesting way of telling the world about vampires. The main storyline doesn't just show meaningless vampire slaying, but an on going struggle with life, and everything it has to throw at you. All though the show is supposed to be about darkness and evil, but it's mostly teaching you good things. The main idea behind this show is about a young teenage cheerleader that one day has been told she has to defend the world from darkness, which was too much of a load to take at the time for an irresponsible little girl. You will really fall in love with this show after you see buffys character evolve and mature over time. Going from careless high school vampire slaying girl to a troubled teenager who's trying to lead a normal life, but it just doesn't seem to work out.



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