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It's day one at Sunnydale High for those of you entering the Buffy universe with Ash, but for Alaina these halls are full of nostalgia. They're introduced to Buffy Summers and her friends who they will come to know as "The Scooby Gang." Episode one starts off with a bang, and they quickly learn about hellmouths, creatures of the night and what these vampires are all about. Get ready to end on the cliffhanger of all cliffhangers, but have no fear: episode two is waiting, so go ahead and dig in.

The Harvest is here and the Master is going full send. He's ready to take over the entirety of Sunnydale and destroy as much of the human race as vampirely possible. Buffy is ready to take on the task, but has to get used to having Xander and Willow in tow. Come with them to The Bronze as the vampires infiltrate to see this whole thing through. Will Buffy take down the Master once and for all? Will Willow bring raisins to a bar again? And will Jesse get any less tolerable? Find out in episode two of The Rewatcher: Buffy The Vampire Slayer...The Harvest.

Double double toil and trouble, episode 3 is here and it is centered around all things witchy... including casting terrible life altering spells on your fellow students. And all in the name of cheerleading? Get ready for some serious school spirit, multiple plates full of brownies and a bit of a twist ending.

Who knew that Buffy would be fighting more than vampires this season? Ash sure didn't but they are certainly here for it. It starts with a lesson about one of the most heavy metal animals in the world, a female Praying Mantis. Did you know they eat their partners' heads off? Buffy isn't very interested at first but it turns out she'll need that lesson later on to defeat one of the nastiest beasts she's slayed thus far. Honorable mention goes out to Robbie Rotten (you had to be there).

Ugh. The Owen of it all. Buffy meets a new potential love interest named Owen, and she is absolutely dying to go out on a real teenage date. Unfortunately, everything is working against her. The Anointed One is coming soon and if the prophecies Giles has read are right, this means big danger for Buffy and the rest of the human race. Can Buffy defeat the Anointed One, avoid being killed, put a stop to the potential apocalypse and finally experience one normalcy of teenagehood? Looks like you're about to find out.

"Have you ever seen one of your best friends turn into a monster after they've been possessed by a rare breed of hyena? Yeah neither have you, but Buffy and Willow have. This week Xander and some wanna-be Gap models get possessed by a pack of hyenas and cause chaos throughout the school. Please prepare yourself to lose someone very near and dear. You're truly not ready for this one.

They finally made it to it that Ash has been patiently waiting for... ANGEL. This one was an absolute rollercoaster of emotions. They have a first kiss, some jealousy and even a teeny tiny bit of heartbreak. It is filled with tons of new discoveries, but most importantly they learn that Angel...is a vampire (which isn't exactly shocking if you've heard literally anything about the show in the past 25 years). Go grab your kleenex and buckle yourself in because this one may make you cry.

You all know the internet is a spooky place...but have you ever been Catfished by a demon living in your computer? They meet Malik, a cult-leading-demon, living in the 1400s, who made his followers do crazy things by promising them love and devotion in return. How rude. Flash forward to present day when Buffy is roaming the library and finds a mysterious book tucked away in a box. Turns out she should have left that book alone, because it brings all sorts of chaos to Sunnydale. What was written in the book you might ask? Well, get ready to be spooked...and to never trust anyone you meet online, ever again.

If you're not afraid of puppets already, you might be after this one. It all begins when Mr. Snyder, Sunnydale High's new principal (RIP Principal Flutie) decides to have a talent show to boost school spirit. During rehearsal, a dead body is found...because of course a talent show in Sunnydale involves a murder. But this murder feels different - not your garden variety vampire or demon killing that Buffy and the gang are used to. Could an actual human have done this? Or was it the creepy ventriloquist puppet Sid? Puppets couldn't possibly kill people...or could they?

There's nothing more terrifying than a nightmare that wakes you up in the middle of the night...unless it's a nightmare that follows you throughout your entire day??? Unfortunately for The Scooby Gang, this week, their nightmares become their reality. Xander comes to school in his underwear, Giles suddenly discovers he can't read, killer creepy clowns are on the loose, and Cordelia... is having a bad hair day (seriously terrifying stuff). Can their badass Buffy save Sunnydale before the nightmares fully take over? And more importantly, will Xander ever recover from being naked in class?

With a new baddie popping up every week, it can be hard for Buffy to see the light at the end of the tunnel, but she really can't see it. No, like literally, she can't see it, because the assailant is invisible. Who or what could this invisible menace be? A ghost? A wizard under an invisibility cloak? And what's up with all the flute music? But just when things seem dire...Guess who's back...back again...Angel's Back and Ash couldn't be giddier. And speaking of things that are hard to see, are your eyes deceiving them, or is Cordelia actually starting to be nice to Buffy and The Scooby Gang??

It's the season 1 finale, baby. And boy oh boy is it a heart stopper. This week they learn Buffy's true prophecy and she tries to kiss her life as the slayer goodbye in hopes of living a "normal" teenage life. But suddenly everything goes awry. And they mean really awry - you know, like the type of awry where the Earth cracks open and a whole army of demons emerge? Buffy jumps back into action with help from The Scooby Gang (but with little help from Angel...WTF dude?), and they get an ending that no one saw coming. There will be tears, and zaddy issues, and prom dresses. It's a heavy season finale, and you won't want to miss it.

They are back for season 2 baby!!. After a summer of self-reflection and time spent with her dad, Buffy is reunited with the Scooby Gang, but something about her seems...off. She's acting rude and bitchy...like Cordelia-level bitchy. And if that wasn't enough drama, the Master is back (kinda) and haunting Buffy in her dreams, while the Anointed One is causing all kinds of shit in Sunnydale. If this is just the beginning of Season 2 they are gripping on for dear life to see what comes next.

It's science fair week at Sunnydale High, and everyone is bringing their A-game. Willow is working on winning first place (obviously), Cordelia is questioning whether a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable (it's a fruit btw), and Chris Epp is building the "perfect girlfriend" made out of dead girls' severed body parts. Only in Sunnydale. Chris' science project / frankenstein girlfriend project is almost complete, but he's convinced he needs Cordelia's head as the final piece of his f'd up puzzle. So now Buffy and team have to save Cordelia (again), while also helping Giles with some much needed dating advice. To say they have their hands full this week is an understatement.

It's finally happening. The moment Alaina and the entire Buffy the Vampire Slayer-loving universe has been waiting for: Spike. is. here. That's right - The bleached-blonde British baddie has sauntered into Sunnydale, and he's not alone. He's joined by Drusilla, who may currently seem feeble and harmless, but is as creepy as they come. This week, Buffy tries to survive her initial encounter with this dynamic duo, while Spike annihilates The Anointed One and fully cements himself as the new big bad on the block. Who is this vicious vamp who's weakened Alaina's knees since the 90s? What's his history with Angel? And if he's already killed two slayers, how can Buffy escape being his third? Get ready to sink your teeth into their most swoon-worthy episode yet, because now that Spike's on the scene, Buffy, and this entire series, will never be the same again.

It's a big week for the Scooby gang. Time for a fun-filled field trip to a museum in preparation for their cultural exchange program with students from all around the world. Buffy actually begins to bond with her mysterious exchange student and Xander can't keep his eyes or lips *hint hint* off of her. Of course it's only a matter of time until the happiness unravels, because this week Buffy and crew are getting wrapped up in some mummy issues. And they're definitely not in Kansas anymore, because Oz has arrived, and he only has a heart for Willow. Could her days of eating raisins alone at the bar finally be coming to an end???

Frat guys often get a bad rap as being snakes, but of course in Sunnydale the frat guys here actually are snakes...or giant weird lizard things to be more specific. This week Buffy begrudgingly agrees to hit up a frat party with Cordelia, and what begins as a night out to spread her wings (and maybe make Angel a bit jealous?) turns into a night of avoiding getting sacrificed to a giant lizard frat guy. Will the Scooby Gang be able to save Buffy and Cordelia from the lizard demon? Will Angel finally get the hint, and just take Buffy out on a coffee date?

Trick or Treat Weirdos? It's spooky season in Sunnydale baby. Buffy and the Scooby Gang dress up for hot girl Halloween (they see those abs Willow!) and volunteer to take some local kids trick or treating, when all the sudden everyone starts turning into their costume?!? Xander is an army dude, Willow is a ghost, and Buffy is an 18th century colonial woman / princess who has no idea how to kill a vampire. Super inconvenient costume choice Buffy. Plus it seems like Giles may have some sort of dirty secret? Say it ain't so their perfect tweed magic Watcher.

Buffy is surprised with a blast from the past when her childhood crush arrives in Sunnydale, and he's checking all the boxes for her. Cute? Check. Makes Angel jealous? Check. Understands her duty as the slayer? Check. Dunks Oreos in apple juice? Ew, but check. He seems perfect on paper (except the apple juice thing) but of course he's up to something. Turns out, Ford is part of a group of Vampire wannabes and decides his only way to become a vampire is to deliver Buffy to Spike himself. And if that wasn't enough bad news for Buffy, she also catches Angel spending alone time with.....Drusilla?. And all of this in the same week she drops the big L word with Angel. Oh Buffy, this was a tough one.

Everybody has a past, and their favorite tweed wearing, library loving, British Watcher is no exception. This week's episode is all about Giles (or should they say "Ripper") having to confront his demons...literally. Just when things are starting to get steamy between him and Jenny Calendar, he totally gets cockblocked by a demon named Mark of Eyghon that Giles and his friends summoned when they were younger to possess them for fun...ya know just your average college debauchery. Luckily, The Scooby Gang is on the case with Willow stepping up to fill in for Giles as he deals with his heavy baggage. Maybe she has what it takes to be the next Watcher?.

It's career week at Sunnydale High and everyone is anxious to see what the future holds. Xander gets matched as a prison guard, Cordelia gets matched as a personal shopper (so on brand) or a motivational speaker (ummm...), Willow's getting courted by some weird tech company (and hopefully Oz soon), and Buffy is forced to accept that the fact that a normal career just isn't in the cards for her. Luckily Angel knows just how to cheer her up and takes Buffy ice skating for their first official date. Finally. But of course, no date in Sunnydale would be complete without one of Spike's assassins crashing and attempting to murder Buffy. (Spike has assassins now?. Cool, cool.) Buffy hides out in Angel's sad looking underground lair but is rudely interrupted by someone named Kendra who is making some pretty crazy claims that def change what the future holds for Buffy.

Double the slayer, double the fun, right?. Well, maybe not so much for Buffy. This week, Buffy reluctantly teams up with Kendra, the "other" vampire slayer who was somehow activated when Buffy died for half a second last season. Kendra is all about the rules (including the basics, like no dating vampires), has been studying the Slayer Handbook all her life, and honestly she might be the straight A-type slayer that Giles had always hoped for (Sorry Buff). Meanwhile the sexual tension is out of control. Drusilla calls Angel "Daddy," Xander and Cordelia make out...more than once, and Willow and Oz finally get some one on one time. Can Angel be saved from Spike? Will Buffy lose her title as The Slayer? Will Cordelia and Xander become Sunnydale's new "it couple" and force them to come up with a name for them like Xandelia??

The first rule of living in Sunnydale: NEVER SAY IT'S QUIET. With Dru and Spike out of the picture (for now) Buffy thinks she is going to have a nice, quiet week until she is faced with her scariest nightmare yet...seeing her mom, Joyce making out with some random dude. Sure, Ted is gainfully employed, a talented cook and interested in building a future with Joyce, but Buffy can't shake the feeling that this future doesn't really include her. His over-the-top demeanor and eagerness to lovebomb Joyce, Xander and Willow are annoying, but Buffy lands in SERIOUS trouble, (like possible jail time trouble) when she goes head to head with Ted, and he ends up in a bodybag. The Scooby Gang knows Buffy isn't a cold blooded murderer, so they set out to figure out what the hell is up with no longer dead Ted. He isn't a bug creature, demon, or vampire, so what could he be?. Did Buffy murder an innocent man? Will Joyce ever find love again? Will the Scooby gang save Buffy from her oversized overalls?

The Scooby Gang is dealing with rotten eggs filled with alien-like scorpion creatures for a parenting project in health class. All this talk of parenting has everyone acting extra horny.

Grab your party hats and a slice of birthday cake because it's Buffy's 17th birthday, and everyone's invited. Even Drusilla and Spike have a special gift for Buff.

Don't let the title fool you because there is nothing innocent about this heart wrenching episode. You'd think after their steamy and romantic night together that Buffy and Angel would be in post- sexy time bliss, but because this is Sunnydale and no one can ever truly be happy, Angel loses his soul while 'giving Buffy her birthday present'.

A werewolf is on the loose this week, and not only is he a major pain for Buffy, but he is a major block for Xordelia. Knowledge-drunk Giles hits the books and breaks out his globes to research everything there is to know on werewolves, while the rest of the gang deals with the chaos in their own ever-evolving romantic relationships.

"It's Valentine's Day this week, but Cupid seems to be MIA because Sunnydale High is filled with breakups, love spells, and actual human hearts as gifts; though this feels on brand for Sunnydale. And say it ain't so - your fave couple Xordelia calls it quits and Xander is feeling all the feels. Butthurt and heartbroken, Xander enlists Amy to channel her inner witch and conjure up a love spell. It quickly becomes VERY evident that she done messed up, when EVERY WOMAN aside from Cordi starts noticing what a hot lil' nugget Xander is.

It doesn't take a Watcher to figure out that Angel is like... OBSESSED with Buffy right now and is determined to make her life a living hell. He's leaving creepy (yet very beautiful) drawings of her on her pillow while she sleeps, showing up on her doorstep, telling Joyce about their sex life, and killing Willow's pet fish, because NO ONE is safe in Sunnydale...not even the fish. While Angel is busy tormenting Buffy and the Scoobs, Jenny is determined to redeem herself by finding a way to help Angel restore his soul.

Buffy is admitted to HIPPA Violation Memorial Hospital, she is forced to face some traumatic feelings from the past while also playing babysitter of the year and protecting all the kids in the hospital from a very creepy and terrifying creature called "Death". Per usual, the Scoobs jump in to help Buffy figure out what this creature is and how to defeat it while Joyce shoots her shot with Giles, because no one can resist that tweed magic.

It's the eve of the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the Hellmouth has some fresh problems for Buffy and the gang to deal with. Things get violent when students start reenacting a ghostly echo of a dispute between the spirits of two felonious star-crossed lovers from 1955.

What is going on with the Sunnydale Swim team!? Last week they had jicama breath and people didn't even know they existed, and now they're walking the halls like they own the place? Sure, they won the State Semi-Finals and apparently don't actually have to EARN their computer grades (much to Willow and Xander's dismay), but it definitely seems that something more than winning is getting to their heads. Much to everyone's dismay, Principal Snyder is back, commiserating with the equally awful Coach Carl, and the two of them will go to ANY length to win State... even if that means turning the swim team into slimy, creepy, Gill Monsters. Per usual, it's up to the Scoobs to save the day. Will the gang figure out how to defeat The Sea Man? Who summoned him in the first place? And why are they so good at Synchronized Swimming?

In Part One of the Two-Part season finale, Nondescript Voiceover Guy shows the formative moments of Angel's existence. You will travel back to the 1700's to see Angel shooting his shot with Darla and how terribly wrong it goes. You will also see his first meeting with Dru, the curse being cast, and of course the MOST formative moment, when he first saw Buffy Summers (and was able to look past that terrible outfit she was wearing at the time). Plus, Willow has some fun dabbling in the dark arts, Kendra and her Mr. Pointy stake are back, and more.

Kendra is dead, Buffy is on the run from the cops, and Giles is MIA, but at least the rest of the Scoobs seem to be okay and are recovering over at HIPPA Violation Memorial. With Buffy on her own she's forced to forge an unconventional alliance with Spike of all vampires because they both have the same end goal: Kill Angel. Can Spike and Buffy stop Angel and save the world? Does Willow have some secret powers? How is Joyce going to handle the news that Buffy is a vampire slayer?

It's senior year but Sunnydale is missing their most valuable slayer. While Buffy is MIA trying to start a new life, the Scoobs are left defending Sunnydale from vampires, and let's just say, it's not going....well. Everyone is tense AF because Joyce is blaming Giles for Buffy's disappearance, Xander and Cordi are mad at each other for no reason, and your favorite couple Ozlow is on the fritz. Meanwhile, Buffy has her own Big Bad to deal with, and of course it just so happens to be the kind that enslaves runaway teens, which honestly, is pretty on brand for Buffy right now.

Buffy is back from New Angeles (IYKYK) ready to get her life back on track, but everyone is acting weird, and not in the usual Sunnydale kind of way. Joyce is trying way too hard with Buffy, while Giles, Willow, and Xander are treating her like she has the plague, (no doubt from Joyce's shitty comments from last week's episode. #BadChoiceJoyce). Joyce tries to get Buffy back to school, but of course Principal Snyder is putting up a fight and getting all tingly in the process (EW. Get a room you gross little man!). The Scoobs attempt to bury their resentment of Buffy's time in #NewAngeles by throwing a "Welcome Back Bash" chock full of both 'Hoot' and a dash of 'Nanny'. In what may be one of the most disastrous house parties ever, Buffy feels not so welcome at her 'Welcome Home Hootenanny!" The Scoobs are forced to confront more than just the buried elephant in the room when Joyce's unfortunate home decor starts literally raising the dead and drawing hordes of zombies. Whose mask brings all the zombies to the yard? Thieving Joyce!!. That's who!.

After a shaky start to the season, things FINALLY seem to be falling into place. The Scoobs are hanging at the Bronze, Joyce and Buffy are bonding over bullying Principal Snyder, and Buffy might even have a new love interest?. But wait. Good things in this town don't last long, and Sunnydale has some new residents that are sure to cause some chaos. You might think Kakistos and Mr. Trick are Big Bad material, but Buffy would give that title to Faith, the newest vampire slayer in town (yes there's ANOTHER one, RIP Kendra). Is there room in Sunnydale for two slayers?.

When a student is found mauled during Oz's time of the month, the gang worries that Xander's inability to babysit might have enabled Oz to become a murderer. Well...NOT OZ-Oz. Just WOLF-Oz. The Scoobs split up to figure out what's going on in hopes of preventing another death.

This week in Sunnydale, the competition is heating up faster than a vampire in sunlight. Cordis' complete lack of filter inspires a freshly dumped Buffy to awaken her inner homecoming queen and "stake" her claim at the crown. The dynamics of the Scooby gang get further splintered when Willow and Xander share a kiss that has all freaking out. They overcorrect by going #teamCordi and supporting her cut-throat campaign for the crown, leaving Buffy bewildered and kinda pissed.

This week it is time to be joined by the iconic Kristine Sutherland, aka Joyce Summers, to talk all about her experience on Buffy, some fun behind the scene stories, and of course, give the deets on what it was like to makeout with Giles.

When a demon named Lagos RSVP's to come pick up his FAVORITE apocalyptic accessory in Sunnydale, the fate of humanity lies in Buffy and Faith's hands. Unfortunately for them, their slaying groove comes to a grinding halt when an uppity killjoy comes to town announcing she's been chosen by the Watchers Council as Faith's new Watcher. She's passive aggressive and intent on bashing Giles' methods for...well, just about everything!. Meanwhile, Buffy gets an intervention after Xander spies on her during her make-out sesh with Angel. Xander is furious, Cordi is scared that SHE's in danger and Willow is sad that NO ONE is using 'I-statements!. Even Giles is in his feels about Buffy sneaking around with Angel. He's not mad, he's just disappointed...which honestly feels like a stake to the chest.