This week we rewatch Out of Mind, Out of Sight, and wow… this episode hits hard. We talk invisibility as a metaphor for high school loneliness, Cordelia’s surprising depth, Buffy feeling sidelined even with friends, and why Marcy’s story is both terrifying and heartbreaking. We also get into Angel’s return, first-ever Angel and Giles interaction, Hellmouth physics, and that chilling government ending. 💬 Which character did you relate to most in this episode — Buffy, Cordelia, or Marcy?

This week we’re rewatching Nightmares, the episode where everyone’s worst fears come to life. We talk test anxiety, naked-in-class dreams, spiders, clowns, Buffy being buried alive, and vampire Buffy looking way too cool. We also unpack why the episode works so well as a dream, how budget limits actually helped it, Giles’ iconic lines, and that uncomfortable ending with Billy. Which nightmare hit closest to home for you — the exam, the clown, or being buried alive?

We’re split on The Puppet Show. Creepy puppet masterpiece? Or the weakest Buffy episode ever? We talk Snyder’s debut, Sid’s questionable jokes, Cordelia being Cordelia, and that rushed ending. Plus Buffy reboot theories and parallel-universe chaos. Comment below: Do YOU love or hate this episode?

We’re talking I Robot… You Jane, the episode where Willow gets catfished by a literal demon, Giles meets Jenny Calendar for the first time, and everyone somehow trusts teenagers to scan demon books unsupervised. We chat about Moloch’s creepy control, Dave’s shocking death, Buffy’s three different birthdays, Willow’s emotional maturity, and that instant Giles–Calendar chemistry. Plus demon-in-the-computer metaphors, 90s tech chaos, and why this episode is secretly a lot darker than people remember. Tell us your favourite moment below!

This week we rewatch Angel, the episode where Buffy learns her mysterious crush is actually a 241-year-old vampire with a soul. We talk Darla being messy, the diary misunderstanding, Joyce getting attacked, Angel’s tragic backstory, and how this episode kicked off one of TV’s most iconic romances. Oh, and yes… we fully discuss the Angel Look. Come chat with us in the comments!

No gore, all atmosphere. We break down “The Pack” — the bullying metaphor, Flutie’s offscreen fate, that awful attempt on Buffy, and Xander pretending he “can’t remember.” Plus Willow love, library training, and a little reboot news. Share your favourite line!

We’re back with Never Kill a Boy on the First Date — the Buffy episode we always zone out during but secretly enjoy. We chat about Buffy’s awkward date, why Owen might be the most forgettable crush ever, Giles’ watcher backstory, and that “if the apocalypse comes, beep me” moment. There’s also some reboot talk, outfit love, and Xander’s Tweety Bird watch!

Come hang out, laugh with us, and share your thoughts below.

Sema and Sally break down Season 1, Episode 4 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, “Teacher’s Pet.” They talk about the creepy (and honestly ridiculous) She-Mantis plot, why this episode feels so uncomfortable to watch now, and how it handles student–teacher predatory behaviour in a way that’s both dark and silly.

They get into Xander’s fantasy of being Buffy’s hero, why he actually doesn’t understand who Buffy really is, and how Willow sees him way more clearly than he sees her. They also talk about Buffy’s first real spark with Angel at the Bronze, that jacket moment, and why early Buffy/Angel still works.

Plus: Dr. Gregory being the first teacher to believe in Buffy, Giles being dramatic, the monster design, and why this is one of the Season 1 episodes they usually skip.