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Note: This article is about the Angel Investigations member. For other uses, see Fred.

No, I am not the damsel in distress. I am not some case! I have to work this. I lived in a cave for five years in a world where they killed my kind like cattle. I am not gonna be cut down by some monster flu, I am better than that! What a wonder... How very scared I am.
―Fred[src]

Winifred "Fred" Burkle was a physics student,[1][2] member of Angel Investigations,[3] and later the head of Wolfram & Hart's Practical Science Department.[4]

Born in Texas,[5] Fred moved to Los Angeles to attend graduate school at UCLA until one fateful day when her jealous physics professor, Oliver Seidel, used dark magic to banish her to the dimension of Pylea,[2] where she spent five years escaping enslavement; the time there took a serious toll on Fred's sanity.[6] In 2001, Fred was finally saved and returned to Earth when the vampire Angel and his friends arrived in Pylea and liberated it from the control of the Covenant of Trombli.[7]

Upon recovering from her mental trauma, Fred joined Angel Investigations, adding her smarts and scientific knowledge to the team.[3] After Angel Investigations took over Wolfram & Hart in 2003,[8] Fred met her end when one of her coworkers, Knox, brought in an ancient sarcophagus which infected her with the essence of the Old One Illyria, and, despite her friends' best efforts, Fred perished and her body was taken over by Illyria itself.[9][10] Though her soul was believed completely destroyed in the process, Illyria retained Fred's memories and some of her emotions and personality traits.[10]

However, after Illyria's death and the reversal of the end of magic,[11] Fred was resurrected in London, and Fred and IIlyria shared the same body.[12]

Biography[]

Background[]

Fred was born in San Antonio, Texas[5] to Roger and Trish Burkle.[3] While attending San Antone High School, Fred was a marijuana user and was something of a conspiracy theorist.[5] After high school, she moved to Los Angeles for graduate school at UCLA. Originally majoring in history, Fred took a physics class with Professor Seidel, which inspired her to take another path.[2] Around this time, she began working at Stewart Branch Public Library.[1]

On May 7, 1996, while shelving a demon language book, a curious Fred recited the cryptic text out loud and was accidentally sucked into a dimensional portal to Pylea.[2] Her future friend, Lorne, was sucked into the same portal on his side and ended up in Los Angeles.[1] The portal was actually opened by Fred's jealous college professor, Professor Seidel, who had sent every promising student to it, essentially sending them to their death. Fred was the only one of at least six to return.[2]

Pylea[]

Handsome man saved me from the monsters.
―Fred[src]
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Angel is "rewarded" as a champion with the honor of killing Fred.

For five years, Fred spent an arduous life as a "cow," the Pylean equivalent of a human slave. As such, she was forced to wear an explosive shock collar until she escaped enslavement.[13] The harsh life of solitude and serfdom took a serious toll on her social skills, as well as her mental health. When Angel met Fred, she was curled up in a cave, scribbling on the already-covered walls, having seemingly convinced herself that her previous life in Los Angeles had not been real.[6]

Fred's salvation came when Angel and his crew arrived in Pylea to find Cordelia Chase, who had become trapped there. When Angel's demon came fully to the fore, it attacked just about everyone but Fred, including Charles Gunn and Wesley Wyndam-Pryce. Despite this shocking display of violence, Angel never seemed to scare Fred and even at his most demonic, he never attacked her. In fact, she seemed to have a calming effect on him.[6]

Angel Investigations[]

Look, I could go home with you and pretend the last five years didn't happen. I could even pretend to have a normal life. But the truth of it is... Well, I'm not normal anymore. I guess what I'm getting at is... I missed you both so bad. But, I belong here.
―Fred[src]
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Fred often used her knowledge of science to help Angel Investigations.

After Pylea was liberated, Fred accompanied Angel and the rest of the gang back to Los Angeles[7] and stayed in the Hyperion Hotel to re-adjust to life on Earth and regain her mental stability.[14] Despite several traumatic instances, such as being held hostage by Gunn's old vampire-hunting crew, she adjusted quite well to her new life.[15]

After some time, Fred's parents came to Los Angeles looking for her, but Fred avoided them and appeared afraid of them, briefly leading the rest of Angel Investigations to believe that the Burkles were abusive. However, Fred's reluctance to see them was a result of her trauma from Pylea and the Burkles were in fact loving and supportive. Though she initially decided to return home to Texas with her parents, Fred ultimately decided that her place was in Los Angeles with Angel Investigations, a decision her parents respectfully accepted.[3]

Fred quickly developed a romantic relationship with Gunn. She was also the object of affection of Wesley, who attempted to step aside after Gunn and Fred started dating, but was still drawn to her.[16][17]

Eventually, Fred discovered that it was actually her former professor's fault that she had been trapped in Pylea, and indeed, Professor Seidel had attempted to trap her in another world again. Furious, she plotted to kill him, with Wesley's help. Gunn, however, felt that such a brutal act, even against Seidel, would ultimately destroy her as a result. In a battle where she was trying to trap him in a hell dimension, Gunn snapped Seidel's neck himself and dropped the body into the portal.[2] This caused a rift between Fred and Gunn and ultimately ended their relationship.[18]

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Fred used a magic bullet maneuver to free Angel from Jasmine's control.

Later on, when Jasmine came to the mortal realm and put everyone under her thrall, Fred inadvertently managed to break free of the mental brainwashing while cleaning Jasmine's blood-stained blouse; Fred apparently scrubbed it so hard that her fingers bled, resulting in her blood coming in contact with Jasmine's and breaking the spell. She found herself alone and fighting against a population that wanted her dead.[19]

Eventually, Fred managed to free Angel from the thrall as well by shooting through Jasmine and hitting Angel, thus exposing the vampire to Jasmine's blood. After the two escaped, she broke down, tearfully remarking that she was scared and not a Champion like Angel, though Angel comforted her and insisted otherwise.[20]

Later, the two freed the rest of Angel Investigations, sans Connor, and Fred helped participate in the battle against Jasmine's followers, led by Connor.[21] Once Angel and Connor destroyed Jasmine, Lilah returned and offered the team Wolfram & Hart as a reward for ending Jasmine's world peace. Although hesitant, Angel Investigations accepted the offer. However, a spell removed all of her memories of Angel's son.[8]

Wolfram & Hart[]

At Wolfram & Hart, Fred received her own laboratory and became the head of Wolfram & Hart's Science Division, which Angel consistently relied on her department to quickly and efficiently solve problems.[4] At this time, Fred was concentrated to help to materialize the new member, a ghostly Spike.[22] After going on a few dates with co-worker Knox, Fred began to have feelings for Wesley again.[23] The two paired up for about a week, but the couple's happiness was not to last.[9]

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Fred is infected with the essence of Illyria.

A mysterious sarcophagus, allowed through customs by a signature from Gunn, appeared in the lab. As Fred examined it, a hole opened in the cover and a blast of wind blew into her face. The sarcophagus was a holding cell for one of the original, pure-breed demons known as the Old Ones, which was predestined to rise again. The air Fred inhaled was actually Illyria's essence, which immediately began a parasitic existence in her body, eating away at it and making her a shell.[9] Worse still, Knox had worshiped Illyria for years and worked at Wolfram & Hart for the sole purpose of bringing the demon back. Because of his affections for Fred, he chose her as the only one worthy to house his goddess.[10]

As Angel and Spike traveled to England to find a cure, Wesley remained in Fred's bedroom with her, comforting her as she fought bravely, but slowly began to die. Angel learned that the only way to save Fred was to draw Illyria back to the Deeper Well in England by using her sarcophagus as a beacon. However, thousands of others would die as Illyria's essence cut across the world back to the Well. As much as they cared for Fred, Angel and Spike were unwilling to let such an atrocity happen and thus were forced to do nothing, knowing that Fred would not have wanted it that way.[9]

As she lay dying, Fred's mind began to give way. Nearing the end, she panicked, stating that Feigenbaum, a stuffed rabbit named for mathematical physicist Mitchell Feigenbaum who studied chaos theory, should be there. When Wesley asked her who Feigenbaum was, Fred replied that she did not know. Cradling her in his arms, Wesley stayed with Fred until the moment she died, after which her body was taken over by Illyria.[9]

Legacy[]

According to Dr. Sparrow, Fred's soul was consumed, making it impossible for her to return from the dead or enjoy an afterlife. Later, though, Illyria stated that there were remnants of Fred in the form of her memories, which were a source of confusion for Illyria.[9] Fred's emotions sometimes emerged in Illyria, accounting for her great affection for Wesley, Gunn and Angel. On occasion, Illyria took on the appearance of Fred in order to go about unnoticed and to deal with Fred's parents.[24] Illyria also took on Fred's form to comfort the dying Wesley. On that occasion, Wesley's killer, Cyvus Vail, fooled by Fred's frail form, offered Illyria a free shot. This proved to be his downfall as Illyria used the opportunity to shatter his head with a single punch, reverting back from Fred midway and avenging Wesley.[25]

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Illyria takes Fred's form for Wesley.

Shortly after these events, Angel used Fred's death to his advantage in order to infiltrate and ultimately destroy the Circle of the Black Thorn, the Senior Partners' primary source of power on Earth, by making it appear that he himself was the one who arranged for Illyria's sarcophagus to be transported to Wolfram & Hart.[26]

During the Fall of Los Angeles, Illyria would involuntarily transform into Fred not just in physical appearance but also manifest her personality.[27] Seeing people Fred cared for triggered the change and made her physically vulnerable, and Spike tried to suppress Fred's manifestations to keep her and the humans under their protection safe.[28] However, the Fred manifestations were just based on her memories, and Illyria could not bring her back.[29]

After the fall of Los Angeles was reverted, Angel used his newfound fame to rename a wing of the Los Angeles Public Library to the Burkle Wyndam-Pryce Wing in honor of Fred and Wesley.[30] Illyria also appeared to be influenced by Fred's characteristics, writing on the walls as Fred once did.[31]

Later, Illyria had her powers stolen by Severin, the Siphon, a process which ordinarily killed demons. Illyria declared she should be dead; when Severin ripped her of her power, he should have left behind a hollowed shell,[32] and she did not think magic was responsible for keeping her vessel alive anymore. Illyria decided to sacrifice herself to restore magic on Earth; Willow noted this was not what she had expected from someone known as "the Merciless," and Illyria said it was not what she had expected either.[33]

Return[]

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Newly resurrected, Fred reunites with Angel in Magic Town.

Some time after Illyria's death, Angel encountered what appeared to be Fred walking along a street in Magic Town, London.[34] Talking with Fred as she was assessed by Nadira Kureishi, Angel determined that Fred was apparently restored by the restoration of magic causing most of the old rules to be reset as things that were lost were brought back. Fred remembered Illyria's time in her body but was still aware of Illyria within her, granting her access to Illyria's older memories.[35] Thanks to the shared memories, Fred knew that Illyria had killed Eldre Koh centuries before to frame him so that the cult he belonged to would be disbanded.[12]

Angel and Faith took Fred to Zane Pharmaceuticals with the hope of identifying some means of containing Illyria, but the subsequent tests actually amplified the secondary brainwave representing Illyria's consciousness, allowing her to retake control and reveal her role in the deaths of Koh's family.[36] However, Fred was eventually able to retake control of her body by fighting Illyria on a mental plane.[37]

Fred rejoined Angel and moved in with Faith, Lavinia, and Sophronia. Illyria would take over when they needed her powers, such as fighting a trio of witches in Galway[38] and defending herself from a group of vampires cornering her.[39] Fred also assisted Faith investigating a vampire nest in St. Cuthbert's Preparatory School,[40] when she fought vampires without turning into Illyria.[41] Fred helped Illyria learn to trust, and, in their new team of Angel, Faith, Koh, Nadira, Lavinia, and Sophronia, they fought against Archaeus in defense of the magic of Magic Town.[42][43]

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Fred transforms back and forth into Illyria.

Fred accompanied Angel in an investigation of a haunted hotel in Dublin, where Illyria detected the disturbance was a portal that called them to the past.[44][45] Fred and Angel fought and survived the various perils they faced in various moments of Illyria's[46] and Angel's past.[47] While Angel dealt with seeing himself in his final day as a human, Illyria offered him comfort, and they had sex.[48] Fred resented Angel, her former crush, for sleeping with someone with whom she shared a body and perceptions, but she focused on their mission of saving the world.[49] Back in their time, Fred, Illyria, and Angel identified and undid the time paradox from their travels that had called for them in the first place. Afterward, Fred concluded her relationship with Illyria was complicated, but they had gotten used to live together and neither could force a decision the other was against.[50]

One year later, Angel, Fred, and Illyria learned about Wolfram & Hart plans of attacking Willow's empowerment center and its Slayers. They sought the Scooby Gang in San Francisco[51] and joined them for the upcoming battle known as the Reckoning. Fred decided she was in and was not afraid of dying, but she wished she could had said goodbye to Gunn.[52] During the battle, Buffy planned to save the world by forcing the demons through a portal to another dimension. However, close to the hell dimension, Illyria was able to assume her Old One form and jumped in to force the demons in. The sacrifice in Buffy's place changed the course of history, allowing Slayers build a better future in the following thousands of years.[53]

Personality[]

Fred was a fairly kindhearted and sweet individual, perfectly willing to help others. The most notable example was perhaps her interactions with Spike. When he confided in her that he was being slowly dragged into Hell, Fred worked tirelessly to build a machine that would restore his corporeal body. She was the first to believe that Spike was worth saving and though her efforts ultimately failed, she nonetheless earned Spike's perpetual gratitude. Her personality was, in a sense, similar to that of Willow.[citation needed]

Just as Fred was willing to help others, she was also fairly vengeful against those who threatened her or her friends. When she and Gunn realized that Connor was responsible for Angel's three month disappearance, Fred berated him while repeatedly hitting him with a stun gun. Another example was when Fred pursued revenge against Professor Seidel, an act which nearly came to fruition, if not for Gunn's intervention.[citation needed]

Fred was also an innocent, unassuming young woman which often led people to underestimate her. On many occasions, she used this to her advantage, such as shocking Connor with a stun gun and knocking out a suspicious lab assistant at Wolfram & Hart. Also, she showed signs of great inner strength and an innate ability to survive on her own despite overwhelming circumstances. This was shown as she attempted to flee from Jasmine's followers and earlier with her experiences in Pylea.[citation needed]

Due to her traumatic experiences in Pylea, Fred briefly suffered from an undiagnosed mental disorder, although she fully recuperated.[citation needed] However, it returned briefly when she was attacked by an interdimensional tentacle demon, invoked by Seidel.[2]

She liked pancakes, waffles, tacos, fish sticks and double-mocha milkshake.[citation needed] She was a fan of the country all-girl band Dixie Chicks.[4]

Powers and abilities[]

She's smarter than all of us put together.
―Wesley[src]

Fred was a normal human woman with no supernatural abilities. Nonetheless, her work as a member of Angel Investigations and her prolonged stay in Pylea allowed her to develop exceptional skills. She was also a brilliant physicist and an expert in other branches of sciences and engineering.[citation needed]

  • Scientific expertise: She had a brilliant mathematical mind, immense knowledge of quantum physics and science, and a natural ability in designing inventions that made her an important asset of Team Angel. Fred always took a scientific approach to demonology and the occult. She also had an exceptional calculation ability, such that she once was referred to as a human computer.[citation needed]
  • Programming expert: She was also a skilled with computers. She developed the Angel Investigations website and even designed various computer programs.[citation needed]
  • Multilingualism: During her time in the demon dimension Pylea, Fred managed to learn their native language, and could speak to Lorne in his native language with remarkable fluency, although Lorne remarked that she was still not completely fluent.[citation needed]
  • Combat prowess: During her time with Angel Investigations, Fred also acquired some moderate fighting skills, mainly using a crossbow as a weapon, but even sword and gun. Later, when Jasmine took over Los Angeles, she was forced to face down all of Los Angeles on her own and was also able to hold her own unarmed, taking out a few armed Jasmaniacs, including one armed SWAT member.[citation needed]
  • Skilled survivalist: Unlike the rest of the students who were sent to Pylea by Professor Seidel, Fred managed to survive all on her own and even sustain herself, even though prolonged time within Pylea had affected Fred's mental stability. During the time she was being hunted by the Jasmaniacs, she managed to avoid being discovered and evaded them long enough to cure Angel of Jasmine's mind control.[citation needed]

Dual personality[]

Following her resurrection, Fred acquired a "Jekyll-and-Hyde"-esque dynamic with Illyria.[citation needed]

  • Persona swapping: Illyria was able to manifest from Fred with her full powers and abilities whenever she wanted or needed to. Illyria could also hand control of the body back to Fred if needed be. Despite Illyria having all of her powers, Fred only had the potential of those powers rather than being able to use them herself.[citation needed]
  • Suspended aging: It was implied that Fred became immune to aging, as she was sharing her body with an ageless entity.[citation needed]

Relationships[]

It's my boys. I haven't had this many big strapping men at my bedside since that night with the Varsity Lacrosse team... That was a joke.
―Fred[src]

Romantic[]

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Gunn and Fred.

  • Charles Gunn — After Fred moved on from her crush on Angel, she and Gunn fell in love and started a relationship that lasted for about a year.[16][17] They eventually broke up after Gunn killed one of her old college professors to prevent her from doing it herself.[18] Gunn was particularly devastated when his actions inadvertently resulted in Fred's death.[10]
  • Knox — Fred's assistant in Wolfram & Hart; the two dated briefly, but Fred ultimately decided that the two of them should only be friends.[23] Knox's obsession with her caused him to use her body as Illyria's new form, arguing that she was the only person worthy of such a gift.[10]
  • Wesley Wyndam-Pryce — Wesley had been enamored with Fred nearly from the beginning. His first chance to be with Fred was shot down after he tried to kill her while affected by the misogynistic Billy.[54] He was hurt when she chose to be with Gunn,[16][17] but he always came to help when she was in danger, especially after he had been ousted by the gang; likewise, Fred, though also angry and hurt over Wesley kidnapping Connor, also understood he had been tricked and was the only one who was willing to understand his side, to the extent she attempted without success to persuade Cordelia to talk to Angel on Wesley's behalf.[55] Fred and Wesley dated after she broke up with Knox, a relationship that ended prematurely following her death and possession by Illyria.[9]

Friendship[]

  • Angel — Fred's relationship with Angel was an interesting one: when Angel saved her from Pylea he vamped out, but rather than his face changing like usual, due to the unusual nature of Pylea the demon inside of him came out completely. After killing two guards — but notably simply sniffing Fred before leaving — it tried to kill Gunn and Wesley, until Fred, her right hand soaked in blood, lured the demon back to her cave. Fred cared for Angel as he recovered, and remained the only person who wasn't scared by Angel's demon after learning about his vampire nature. She was instantly somewhat enamored with Angel, saying: "handsome man saved from the monsters,"[6] and confided with him while he struggled to come to terms afterwards with his transformation.[7] When Angel brought Fred back to Los Angeles, he took her in and was the only member of the team that didn't seem unnerved by her state of mind. In the beginning, she only truly felt comfortable around Angel and was encouraged to venture out of her room by his prodding.[14][56] Fred developed a crush on him, but Angel didn't seem to take it too seriously and initially ignored it. After seeing a movie with her (neither of his other friends wanted to go), she became excited and talked endlessly about the experience, describing Angel dreamily as being very deep. When he switched bodies with a womanizing old man who quickly flirted with her, Fred jumped at the chance to be with him and felt they were actually going on a date. After seeing the possessed Angel almost sleep with Lilah, she was devastated and cried to herself over in a corner. Upon realizing he was not really Angel and getting his body back, the two quietly shared a moment in the aftermath. Fred expressed to Angel that she knew he did not see her in a romantic light and was accepting of it despite her sadness.[57] She eventually moved on when she learned about the curse on his soul. Despite this, Fred cared for his son Connor (she was the only other member of the team who was present at his birth), both when he was a baby and when he reappeared as a teen (until he betrayed Angel, at which point she tortured him with a taser and knocked him out). When Fred was being devoured by Illyria, Angel considered but discarded a plan that would kill tens of thousands to save her. And ultimately, as Angel's soul had been ripped out of his body to make way for the demon, her soul had been ripped from her body to make way for Illyria, with some aspects of Fred potentially influencing Illyria's later respect for Angel. Though their relationship wasn't romantic, Fred did kiss him once to fool passersby into thinking they were just a random couple. When she asked if he thought they bought it, he replied: "I did." After Fred was restored following the restoration of the Seed of Wonder, Angel noted that, while it would take time to adjust to thinking of Fred as being 'back', he was grateful for her return.[citation needed]
  • Cordelia Chase — Fred first met Cordelia when she was accidentally thrown in Pylea through a portal and forced to do slave duty for the demons. Despite her disuse of being near people during her five-year imprisonment, Fred supported Cordelia and encouraged her to be careful, genuinely concerned when she was suddenly taken away after having a vision.[13] After being saved by Angel and taken to Los Angeles, Cordelia at first kept her distance from Fred, feeling uncomfortable by her strange habits and refusal to leave her room.[14] Despite this, she remained to admire Cordelia's place in Angel Investigations, describing her as being "Angel's Lassie" and extremely necessary to the group.[56] Eventually overcoming Cordelia's discomfort, the two became closer after Angel prodded her to spent time with Fred to get her out in public with people again.[15] After seeing the possessed Angel kissing Lilah Morgan, a devastated Fred confided in her feeling of betrayal as Cordelia comforted her.[57] When Cordelia fell in a long coma after Jasmine's birth, Fred was the most genuinely concerned after Angel, demonstrating a real sorrow.[citation needed]
  • Lorne — Fred and Lorne were very close. Their mutually kind and loving natures allowed for them to bond, not to mention their shared experiences of living in Pylea. Fred looked to Lorne as a brotherly friend, and Lorne looked to Fred with an equal amount of affection, once referring to her in song as his "sunshine." Lorne, much like the rest of the team, was also protective of Fred. While she was dying from Illyria's possession, Lorne confronted Eve, and warned her that if he ever find out she was involved, he'd personally kill her. Her death caused Lorne to become disillusioned with the work he was doing; he began to drink his sorrows away, and eventually left the team.[citation needed]
  • Spike — While they never shared a romantic relationship, Spike initially flirted with Fred after he materialized at Wolfram & Hart,[58] and his feelings later evolved into affection and esteem. Fred was the first person in Los Angeles to believe that he was worth saving, and she worked tirelessly to recorporealize him. She denied being taken in by his admitted charm, saying that she simply wanted to use Wolfram & Hart's resources for the good that Angel promised. When fighting the demented ghost Matthias Pavayne, Spike sacrificed a chance at becoming corporeal to save Fred's life.[22]
  • Willow Rosenberg — Willow and Fred shared a mutual love for knowledge, and thus naturally bonded over this. While Fred's talents focused more on science, Willow was more into magic and technology. Willow fascinated Fred with her competence and knowledge, and, with her attempt of seduction, making her her right hand in doing the spell to give back Angel his soul.[59]
  • Faith Lehane — Initially, when escaping from prison to help Angel Investigations against Angelus and the Beast, Faith had disdain for Fred. Five years later, when Fred was resurrected, a mature Faith helped her to find a solution to control Illyria. The two women developed a good friendship and were an effective partnership when investigating murders at St. Cuthbert's and fighting Drusilla.[citation needed]

Familial[]

  • Roger and Trish Burkle — While she loved and was loved by her parents, Fred choose to go adventuring with Angel & Co.[3] Even possessed by Illyria, she still had sentiments for them.[24]

Antagonistic[]

  • Oliver Seidel — He was her science teacher, mentor, and hero. He was responsible for Fred being in Pylea to begin with. He was jealous and threatened by Fred's intellect. After Fred found out years later, she was going to kill him. But Gunn killed him all because he didn't want her to carry the burden of his death by her hands, but that was the beginning of their break-up.[2]

Other[]

  • Connor — Fred initially was very caring towards Connor, acting as a de facto mother alongside Gunn when both Angel and Cordelia were unavailable.[citation needed] Once she found out that Angel's disappearance was Connor's fault, however, she began to mistrust him, a trait that the rest of the team shared with her.[60]

Gallery[]

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Behind the scenes[]

  • She was portrayed by Amy Acker.
  • Felicia Day (Violet) auditioned for the role of Fred.[61]
  • Amy Acker wore her own glasses while playing Fred.[citation needed]
  • Joss Whedon originally intended for Fred and Illyria to be split in two had Angel gotten a sixth season. In 2004, Amy Acker revealed: "As I'm playing this new character now, it was just some stuff that he was going to do with her and bringing Fred back and getting to work with both characters."[62] Eventually, this plot was resurrected in the comic continuation.

Appearances[]

Canonical[]

Other[]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Classic
Angel (IDW series)

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Belonging"
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 "Supersymmetry"
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 "Fredless"
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Conviction"
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 "Spin the Bottle"
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 "Through the Looking Glass"
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 "There's No Place Like Plrtz Glrb"
  8. 8.0 8.1 "Home"
  9. 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 "A Hole in the World"
  10. 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 "Shells"
  11. The Core, Part Five
  12. 12.0 12.1 United, Part Two
  13. 13.0 13.1 "Over the Rainbow"
  14. 14.0 14.1 14.2 "Heartthrob"
  15. 15.0 15.1 "That Old Gang of Mine"
  16. 16.0 16.1 16.2 "Waiting in the Wings"
  17. 17.0 17.1 17.2 "Couplet"
  18. 18.0 18.1 "Calvary"
  19. "Shiny Happy People"
  20. "The Magic Bullet"
  21. "Sacrifice"
  22. 22.0 22.1 "Hell Bound"
  23. 23.0 23.1 "Life of the Party"
  24. 24.0 24.1 "The Girl in Question"
  25. "Not Fade Away"
  26. "Power Play"
  27. After the Fall, Part Six
  28. Spike: After the Fall, Part One
  29. After the Fall, Part Fourteen
  30. After the Fall, Part Seventeen
  31. Become What You Are
  32. Welcome to the Team, Part Four
  33. The Core, Part Four
  34. Lost and Found, Part Five
  35. United, Part One
  36. United, Part Three
  37. United, Part Four
  38. Fight or Flight
  39. A Little More than Kin, Part One
  40. Those Who Can't Teach, Teach Gym, Part Two
  41. Those Who Can't Teach, Teach Gym, Part Three
  42. A Tale of Two Families, Part Four
  43. A Tale of Two Families, Part Five
  44. Out of the Past, Part One
  45. Out of the Past, Part Two
  46. Out of the Past, Part Three
  47. Time and Tide, Part Two
  48. Dark Reflections, Part Two
  49. Dark Reflections, Part Three
  50. Dark Reflections, Part Four
  51. One Year Later
  52. The Reckoning
  53. Finale
  54. "Billy"
  55. "The Price"
  56. 56.0 56.1 "That Vision-Thing"
  57. 57.0 57.1 "Carpe Noctem"
  58. "Just Rewards"
  59. "Orpheus"
  60. "Deep Down"
  61. Adam B. Vary, "Life Inside The Whedonverse." BuzzFeed, June 5, 2013.
  62. Dreamwatch #115, April 2004.
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