Alyson Hannigan!!!
We’re guessing Willow is in Los Angeles to collect a superpowered former jailbird.
Ms. Rosenberg’s visit airs March 26. So everybody can stop writing in now!
But. Since you showed up, here’s some true, giant invisotexted “Buffy” sweeps spoilers that have also been floating freely about the Internet. I guarantee that they are so shocking and hideously explicit that reading them will irreparably obliterate any enjoyment you might otherwise derive from watching these episodes. I beg you not to highlight the white area below! I’m not asking – I’m telling!!
* 7.13 “The Killer in Me.” Written by Drew Greenberg (“Him”). The Scoobs come to suspect Giles isn’t Giles, and the circumstances behind the former watcher’s brush with harbinger death are at last laid bare. Spike’s brainchip starts sparking and smoking, and the Initiative gets re-involved. Former rodent Amy returns just as Kennedy starts sitting much closer to Willow.
* 7.14 “First Date.” Written by Jane Espenson (“Same Time, Same Place”). Buffy dates her boss (!), who later reveals a heretofore unknown connection to Spike (!). Xander dates somebody who looks just like the popstress Ashanti. Willow dates a plucky potential.
* 7.15 “Get it Done.” Written by Douglas Petrie (“Beneath You”). Spike defends Anya against an agent of her former boss. Kennedy is promoted to psuedo-watcher. Via an artifact left behind by a slain slayer, Buffy travels to prehistoric times, where she meets the first watchers. As the installment ends, Buffy learns she’s “the last slayer” – and we’re only two episodes away from Faith’s return to Sunnydale …
Looking for bumper stickers, plush toys and girls’ underwear covered with cartoon amputees? Visit The Herc Store!
But. Since you showed up, here’s some true, giant invisotexted “Buffy” sweeps spoilers that have also been floating freely about the Internet. I guarantee that they are so shocking and hideously explicit that reading them will irreparably obliterate any enjoyment you might otherwise derive from watching these episodes. I beg you not to highlight the white area below! I’m not asking – I’m telling!!
* 7.13 “The Killer in Me.” Written by Drew Greenberg (“Him”). The Scoobs come to suspect Giles isn’t Giles, and the circumstances behind the former watcher’s brush with harbinger death are at last laid bare. Spike’s brainchip starts sparking and smoking, and the Initiative gets re-involved. Former rodent Amy returns just as Kennedy starts sitting much closer to Willow.
* 7.14 “First Date.” Written by Jane Espenson (“Same Time, Same Place”). Buffy dates her boss (!), who later reveals a heretofore unknown connection to Spike (!). Xander dates somebody who looks just like the popstress Ashanti. Willow dates a plucky potential.
* 7.15 “Get it Done.” Written by Douglas Petrie (“Beneath You”). Spike defends Anya against an agent of her former boss. Kennedy is promoted to psuedo-watcher. Via an artifact left behind by a slain slayer, Buffy travels to prehistoric times, where she meets the first watchers. As the installment ends, Buffy learns she’s “the last slayer” – and we’re only two episodes away from Faith’s return to Sunnydale …
Looking for bumper stickers, plush toys and girls’ underwear covered with cartoon amputees? Visit The Herc Store!
* 7.14 “First Date.” Written by Jane Espenson (“Same Time, Same Place”). Buffy dates her boss (!), who later reveals a heretofore unknown connection to Spike (!). Xander dates somebody who looks just like the popstress Ashanti. Willow dates a plucky potential.
* 7.15 “Get it Done.” Written by Douglas Petrie (“Beneath You”). Spike defends Anya against an agent of her former boss. Kennedy is promoted to psuedo-watcher. Via an artifact left behind by a slain slayer, Buffy travels to prehistoric times, where she meets the first watchers. As the installment ends, Buffy learns she’s “the last slayer” – and we’re only two episodes away from Faith’s return to Sunnydale …
Looking for bumper stickers, plush toys and girls’ underwear covered with cartoon amputees? Visit The Herc Store!
