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[[James Marsters]] as [[Spike]] (22/22)<br /> |
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+ | [[Nicholas Brendon]] as [[Xander Harris]] (21/22) <small>(Does not appear in "[[Conversations with Dead People]]")</small><br /> |
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+ | [[Emma Caulfield]] as [[Anya Jenkins]] (19/22) <small>(Does not appear in "[[Help]]", "[[Conversations with Dead People]]" and "[[Dirty Girls]]")</small><br /> |
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Revision as of 03:57, 22 October 2011
Cast
Principal Cast
In order of character appearances
Sarah Michelle Gellar as Buffy Summers (22/22)
Michelle Trachtenberg as Dawn Summers (22/22)
James Marsters as Spike (22/22)
Alyson Hannigan as Willow Rosenberg (22/22)
Nicholas Brendon as Xander Harris (21/22) (Does not appear in "Conversations with Dead People")
Emma Caulfield as Anya Jenkins (19/22) (Does not appear in "Help", "Conversations with Dead People" and "Dirty Girls")
Recurring Cast
Tom Lenk as Andrew Wells (15/22)
D. B. Woodside as Robin Wood (14/22)
Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles (13/22)
Iyari Limon as Kennedy (13/22)
Sarah Hagan as Amanda (10/22)
Indigo as Rona (8/22)
Felicia Day as Vi (6/22)
Adam Busch as Warren Mears (5/22)
Clara Bryant as Molly (5/22)
Eliza Dushku as Faith Lehane (5/22)
Nathan Fillion as Caleb (5/22)
Danny Strong as Jonathan Levinson (4/22)
Camden Toy as Ubervamp (4/22)
Kristy Wu as Chao-Ahn (4/22)
Juliet Landau as Drusilla (3/22)
Mary Wilcher as Shannon (3/22)
Kali Rocha as Halfrek (2/22)
Harry Groener as Richard Wilkins (2/22)
Azura Skye as Cassie Newton (2/22)
Kristine Sutherland as Joyce Summers (2/22)
Lalaine Vargas as Chloe (2/22)
James Charles Leary as Clem (2/22)
K. D. Aubert as Nikki Wood (2/22)
David Boreanaz as Angel (2/22)
Mark Metcalf as The Master (1/22)
George Hertzberg as Adam (1/22)
Clare Kramer as Glory (1/22)
Abraham Benrubi as Olaf the Troll (1/22)
Andy Umberger as D'Hoffryn (1/22)
Harris Yulin as Quentin Travers (1/22)
Amanda Fuller as Eve (1/22)
Elizabeth Anne Allen as Amy Madison (1/22)
Sharon Ferguson as Primitive (1/22)
Season Summary
Buffy makes speech to potential slayers
Buffy's final season revolved around the The First Evil, which can appear in the incorporeal form of any dead person. It is more determined than when it tried to convince Angel to kill Buffy and commit suicide in Season Three. A number of young girls who are Potential Slayers are gathered by Giles with the help of seers after the Watchers Council is destroyed. They live in fear of the Bringers, mute wielders of deadly swords who have been killing Potentials around the world.Much of the story takes place at the newly reconstructed Sunnydale High School, bringing the series and its characters back to their roots: The Hellmouth.
Spike now lives with the remorse of a soul. He begins the season driven insane by The First and secluding himself in the school basement. The First also develops a hypnotic "trigger" for him allowing him to eat people again. He has both his chip and trigger removed eventually.
It is revealed that the army of feral, primitive vampires known as Turok-Han are much more powerful and violent than the part-human variety. The First Evil attempts to use the imbalance created by Buffy's return to amass an army of vampires in the Hellmouth. When that army outnumbers humans on Earth, the First Evil would take corporeal form.
- In the end, Buffy brings the war to the Hellmouth itself. Willow invokes a magical spell that activates all potential Slayers in the world. With her army of girls now endowed with full Slayer power, they manage to contain the army of vampires long enough for a powerful amulet worn by Spike to take effect. It vaporizes the Hellmouth and kills Spike in the process. However, Spike returns in the Buffy spin-off Angel as Angel's vampire counterpart. Anya is revealed to have been killed by a Bringer. The empty town of Sunnydale is sucked into a huge crater. "The Hellmouth is officially closed for business," and Buffy no longer fights alone.
List of Episodes
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