Buffy the Vampire Slayer

This page is about the 1997-2003 television series, for information on the character see Buffy Summers.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a television series which aired from 1997-2003. It featured the exploits of Buffy Summers and her group of friends as they protected the Hellmouth from various vampires and demons.

Cast

• Sarah Michelle Gellar as Buffy Summers
• Nicholas Brendon as Xander Harris
• Alyson Hannigan as Willow Rosenberg
• Charisma Carpenter as Cordelia Chase (Seasons 1-3)
• Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles (Seasons 1-5)
• David Boreanaz as Angel (Seasons 2-3)
• Seth Green as Oz Osbourne (Seasons 3-4)
• James Marsters as Spike (Seasons 4-7)
• Marc Blucas as Riley Finn (Seasons 4-5)
• Emma Caulfield as Anya (Seasons 5-7)
• Michelle Trachtenberg as Dawn Summers (Seasons 5-7)
• Amber Benson as Tara Maclay (Season 6)

Crew

• Joss Whedon (creator, executive producer)
• Gail Berman (executive producer)
• Sandy Gallin (executive producer)
• David Greenwalt (executive producer)
• Fran Rubel Kuzui (executive producer)
• Kaz Kuzui (executive producer)
• Marti Noxon (executive producer)
• Jane Espenson (co-executive producer)
• David Fury (co-executive producer)
• Douglas Petrie (co-executive producer)
• David Solomon (co-executive producer)
• Marc D. Alpert (producer)
• Gareth Davies (producer)
• Howard Gordon (consulting producer)

Directors

• Joss Whedon (23 episodes)
• James A. Contner (20 episodes)
• David Solomon (19 episodes)
• David Grossman (13 episodes)
• Michael Gershman (10 episodes)
• Bruce Seth Green (8 episodes)
• Nick Marck (7 episodes)
• James Whitmore Jr. (5 episodes)
• David Greenwalt (4 episodes)
• Michael Lange (4 episodes)
• David Semel (4 episodes)
• Douglas Petrie (3 episodes)
• Daniel Attias (2 episodes)
• David Fury (2 episodes)
• Marita Grabiak (2 episodes)
• John T. Kretchmer (2 episodes)
• Marti Noxon (2 episodes)
• Ellen S. Pressman (2 episodes)
• Rick Rosenthal (2 episodes)
• Reza Badiyi
• Scott Brazil
• Stephen Cragg
• Tucker Gates
• Michael Grossman
• Christopher Hibler
• Regis B. Kimble
• Alan J. Levi
• Turi Meyer
• Bill Norton
• Stephen Posey
• Deran Sarafian
• Charles Martin Smith

Writers

• Dean Batali (staff writer, 1997-1998)
• Rob Des Hotel (staff writer, 1997-1998)
• David Greenwalt (staff writer, 1997-1999)
• Matt Kiene (staff writer, 1997)
• David Tyron King (staff writer, 1997-1998)
• Marti Noxon (staff writer, 1997-2003)
• Joe Reinkemeyer (staff writer, 1997)
• Jane Espenson (staff writer, 1998-2003)
• David Fury (staff writer, 1998-2003)
• Douglas Petrie (staff writer, 1998-2003)
• Dan Vebber (staff writer, 1998-1999)
• Tracey Forbes (staff writer, 1999-2000)
• Steven S. DeKnight (staff writer, 2000-2002)
• Rebecca Rand Kirshner (staff writer, 2000-2003)
• Drew Z. Greenberg (staff writer, 2001-2003)
• Drew Goddard (staff writer, 2002-2003)

Episodes

BTVS Season 1:

• "Welcome to the Hellmouth"
• "The Harvest"
• "The Witch"
• "Teacher's Pet"
• "Never Kill a Boy on the First Date"
• "The Pack"
• "Angel"
• "I Robot, You Jane"
• "The Puppet Show"
• "Nightmares"
• "Out of Mind, Out of Sight"
• "Prophecy Girl"

BTVS Season 2:

• "When She Was Bad"
• "Some Assembly Required"
• "School Hard"
• "Inca Mummy Girl"
• "Reptile Boy"
• "Halloween"
• "Lie to Me"
• "The Dark Age"
• "What's My Line, Part I"
• "What's My Line, Part II"
• "Ted"
• "Bad Eggs"
• "Surprise"
• "Innocence"
• "Phases"
• "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered"
• "Passion"
• "Killed By Death"
• "I Only Have Eyes For You"
• "Go Fish"
• "Becoming, Part I"
• "Becoming, Part II"

BTVS Season 3:

• "Anne"
• "Dead Man's Party"
• "Faith, Hope and Trick"
• "Beauty and the Beasts"
• "Homecoming"
• "Band Candy"
• "Revelations"
• "Lover's Walk"
• "The Wish"
• "Amends"
• "Gingerbread"
• "Helpless"
• "The Zeppo"
• "Bad Girls"
• "Consequences"
• "Doppelgangland"
• "Enemies"
• "Earshot"
• "Choices"
• "The Prom"
• "Graduation Day, Part I"
• "Graduation Day, Part II"

BTVS Season 4:

• "The Freshman"
• "Living Conditions"
• "The Harsh Light of Day"
• "Fear, Itself"
• "Beer Bad"
• "Wild at Heart"
• "The Initiative"
• "Pangs"
• "Something Blue"
• "Hush"
• "Doomed"
• "A New Man"
• "The I in Team"
• "Goodbye Iowa"
• "This Year's Girl"
• "Who Are You?"
• "Superstar"
• "Where the Wild Things Are"
• "New Moon Rising"
• "The Yoko Factor"
• "Primeval"
• "Restless"

BTVS Season 5:

• "Buffy vs. Dracula"
• "Real Me"
• "The Replacement"
• "Out of My Mind"
• "No Place Like Home"
• "Family"
• "Fool for Love"
• "Shadow"
• "Listening to Fear"
• "Into the Woods"
• "Triangle"
• "Checkpoint"
• "Blood Ties"
• "Crush"
• "I Was Made to Love You"
• "The Body"
• "Forever"
• "Intervention"
• "Tough Love"
• "Spiral"
• "The Weight of the World"
• "The Gift"

BTVS Season 6:

• "Bargaining, Part I"
• "Bargaining, Part II"
• "After Life"
• "Flooded"
• "Life Serial"
• "All the Way"
• "Once More, With Feeling"
• "Tabula Rasa"
• "Smashed"
• "Wrecked"
• "Gone"
• "Doublemeat Palace"
• "Dead Things"
• "Older and Far Away"
• "As You Were"
• "Hell's Bells"
• "Normal Again"
• "Entropy"
• "Seeing Red"
• "Villains"
• "Two to Go"
• "Grave"

BTVS Season 7:

• "Lessons"
• "Beneath You"
• "Same Time, Same Place"
• "Help"
• "Selfless"
• "Him"
• "Conversations with Dead People"
• "Sleeper"
• "Never Leave Me"
• "Bring On the Night"
• "Showtime"
• "Potential"
• "The Killer in Me"
• "First Date"
• "Get It Done"
• "Storyteller"
• "Lies My Parents Told Me"
• "Dirty Girls"
• "Empty Places"
• "Touched"
• "End of Days"
• "Chosen"

See also

• Angel, a spin-off of Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• BTVS recurring character appearances
• "Pilot," the unaired BTVS pilot.