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Disc 01
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1 hr 0 mins
10/2/2001
1.
Bargaining (1)
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Buffy is dead, and the Scooby Gang must do the best they can without her. But concern about the way she died leads Willow to believe that she may have been pulled into a hell dimension. Unable to bear the thought of their friend enduring eternal torment, Willow, Xander, Anya, and Tara decide to perform a resurrection spell that will bring Buffy back from the dead.
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Director:
David Grossman
Writer:
Marti Noxon
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Guest starring:
Franc Ross, Geoff Meed, Paul Greenberg, Mike Grief, Joy DeMichelle Moore, Bru Muller, Robert D. Vito, Harry Johnson, Kelly Lynn Warren, Hila Levy, Richard Wharton
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1 hr 0 mins
10/2/2001
2.
Bargaining (2)
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As a gang demon bikers attack, the Scooby Gang is chased away from Buffy's grave thinking that the resurrection was a failure. They do not realize that the Slayer is alive... right where they left her. Buffy is awake but disoriented and afraid as she must claw her way out of her own grave. Buffy may be alive again, but the trauma she suffers is far from over.
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1 hr 0 mins
10/9/2001
3.
After Life
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As Buffy and the Scoobies adjust to her resurrection, they find themselves dealing with a mysterious spirit-demon brought back with her.
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Director:
David Solomon
Writer:
Jane Espenson
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Guest starring:
Lisa Hoyle
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1 hr 0 mins
10/16/2001
4.
Flooded
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Buffy's life is further complicated by mounting financial problems, a flooded basement, and a warrior demon out for her blood.
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Director:
Douglas Petrie
Writer:
Jane Espenson
/ Douglas Petrie
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Guest starring:
Todd Stashwick, Michael Merton, John Jabaley, Brian Kolb
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Disc 02
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1 hr 0 mins
10/23/2001
5.
Life Serial
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The Triumvirate (aka The Geek Trio) begin their plans by testing Buffy's abilities and subsequently ruining her attempts at employment.
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Director:
Nick Marck
Writer:
Jane Espenson
/ David Fury
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Guest starring:
Paul Gutrecht, Noel Guglielmi, Enrique Almeida, Marcia Ann Burrs, Jonathan Goldstein, Winsome Brown, Christopher May, David J. Miller, Andrew Cooper Wasser, Richard Beatty, James C. Leary, Jennifer Shon, Jabari Hearn, Derrick McMillon, Clint Culp
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1 hr 0 mins
10/30/2001
6.
All The Way
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Dawn lies to Buffy and goes out with a boy on Halloween, but when the boy turns out to be a vampire ignoring the Halloween-no-killing rule, Buffy and the guys must save her...again.
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Director:
David Solomon
Writer:
Steven S. DeKnight
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Guest starring:
Steven Anthony Lawrence, John O'Leary, Kavan Reece, Amber Tamblyn, Dave Power, Dawn Worrall, Emily Kay, Adam Gordon, Sabrina Speer, Chad Erickson, Dominic Rambran, Anthony Sago, Lorin Becker, Lily Jackson, Charles Duckworth
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1 hr 0 mins
11/6/2001
7.
Once More, With Feeling
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Sunnydale is alive with the sound of music as a mysterious force causes everyone in town to burst into full musical numbers, revealing their innermost secrets as they do. But some townsfolk are dancing so much that they simply burst into flames, and it becomes clear that maybe living in a musical isn't so great after all.
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Director:
Joss Whedon
Writer:
Joss Whedon
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Guest starring:
Hinton Battle, Marti Noxon, David Fury, Daniel Weaver, Scot Zeller, Zachary Woodlee, Timothy Anderson, Alex Estronel, Matt Sims, Hunter Cochrane
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1 hr 0 mins
11/13/2001
8.
Tabula Rasa
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Willow tries to solve too many problems with magic, accidentally making herself and the others forget who they are just as a demon loan shark and his boys come looking to collect a debt from Spike.
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Director:
David Grossman
Writer:
Rebecca Rand Kirshner
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Guest starring:
Geordie White, Stephen Triplett, David Franco, Raymond O'Connor, Michelle Branch
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Disc 03
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1 hr 0 mins
11/20/2001
9.
Smashed
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Both Buffy and Willow are following their own paths to demon behavior: the Slayer finds a new way to lay a vampire, the Witch finds that omnipotence is cool. Rat-witch Amy is finally restored.
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Director:
Turi Meyer
Writer:
Drew Z. Greenberg
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Guest starring:
Patrice Walters, John Patrick Clerkin, Janck Jozefson, Rick Garcia, Kelly Smith, Jordan Belfi, Adam Weiner, Melanie Sirmons, Lauren Nissi
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1 hr 0 mins
11/27/2001
10.
Wrecked
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When they return home from their nights out, Buffy is ashamed of having slept with Spike and Willow is exhausted from casting spells all night. Amy takes Willow to a sorcerer named Rack whose particular brand of magic quickly has Willow hooked. Later, Willow and Dawn decide to go out for a movie, but Willow's recklessness with magic puts Dawn's life in danger.
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Director:
David Solomon
Writer:
Marti Noxon
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Guest starring:
Jeff Kober, Fleming Brooks, Mageina Tovah, Michael Diordani, Colin Malone
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1 hr 0 mins
1/8/2002
11.
Gone
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The Three Geeks mistakenly turn Buffy invisible. The Slayer takes some advantage from going unseen. Willow has to do the detective without using magic, while Xander finds Spike doing some weird physical training.
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Director:
David Fury
Writer:
David Fury
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Guest starring:
Jessa French, Kelly Parver, Jeffrey Jacquin, Dwight Bacquie, Lyndon Smith, Melina Webberley, Elin Hampton, Susan Ruttan, Daniel Hagen
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Disc 04
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1 hr 0 mins
1/29/2002
12.
Doublemeat Palace
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When Buffy gets a job at the Doublemeat Palace, a local fast-food restaurant, she begins to believe that disappearing co-workers and the secret ingredient to the restaurant's hamburger may be connected.
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Director:
Nick Marck
Writer:
Jane Espenson
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Guest starring:
Pat Crawford Brown, Brent Hinkley, Kirsten Nelson, T. Ferguson, Marion Calvert, Douglas Bennett, Andrew Reville, Kevin C. Carter, John F. Kearney, Sara Lawall, Victor Z. Isaac
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1 hr 0 mins
2/5/2002
13.
Dead Things
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After Jonathan, Andrew, and Warren accidentally kill Warren's ex-girlfriend Katrina, they set Buffy up to make her believe it was she who killed the girl.
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Director:
James A. Contner
Writer:
Steven S. DeKnight
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Guest starring:
Amelinda Embry, Marion Calvert, Rock Reiser, Bernard K. Addison, Eric Prescott
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1 hr 0 mins
2/12/2002
14.
Older and Far Away
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After Dawn talks to a guidance counselor about her feeling lonely, she accidentally puts a spell on Buffy and her friends, trapping them inside the Summer's house with a sword-wielding demon.
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Director:
Michael Gershman
Writer:
Drew Z. Greenberg
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Guest starring:
Laura Roth, Ryan Browning, Elizabeth Cazenave, Laura Silverman
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1 hr 0 mins
2/26/2002
15.
As You Were
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Buffy's ex-boyfriend, Riley Finn, returns to Sunnydale with his new wife Sam to track down a nest of demons which threaten the future of the town.
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Director:
Douglas Petrie
Writer:
Douglas Petrie
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Guest starring:
Ivana Milicevic, Ryan Raddatz, Adam Paul, Marilyn Brett, Alice Dinnean, Mitch Morris
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Disc 05
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1 hr 0 mins
3/5/2002
16.
Hell's Bells
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It's the day of Xander and Anya's wedding. Emotions are running high with Xander's disfunctional family clashing with Anya's demon friends. The ceremony is disrupted when an old man claiming to be the future Xander shows up.
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Director:
David Solomon
Writer:
Rebecca Rand Kirshner
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Guest starring:
Daniel McFeeley, Rebecca Jackson, Mel Fair, Nick Kokich, Robert Noble, Julian Franco, Susannah L. Brown, Joey Hiott, Abigail Mavity, Chris Emerson, Ashleigh Ann Wood, Megan Vint, Casey Sander, Andy Umberger,
Lee Garlington
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1 hr 0 mins
3/12/2002
17.
Normal Again
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After Buffy is stung by a demon, she begins to have vivid day-dreams about a mental asylum. She gradually begins to believe that she is a crazy girl back in L.A and that Sunnydale and all her friends are just a figment of her imagination.
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Director:
Rick Rosenthal
Writer:
Diego Gutierrez
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Guest starring:
Dean Butler, Michael Warren, Sarah Scivier, Rodney Charles, April Dion, Kirsten Nelson
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1 hr 0 mins
4/30/2002
18.
Entropy
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Anya returns to Sunnydale, bent on revenge for Xander leaving her at the altar. She has since become a Vengence demon again, but ends up hurting Xander in a way she never expected.
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Director:
James A. Contner
Writer:
Drew Z. Greenberg
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Guest starring:
Edie Caggiano
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1 hr 0 mins
5/7/2002
19.
Seeing Red
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Willow and Tara wallow in their togetherness, but things aren't as happy everywhere else. Buffy has to face both Xander and Spike, whilst tracking Warren and Company to foil their next move.
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Director:
Michael Gershman
Writer:
Steven S. DeKnight
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Guest starring:
Garrett Brawith, Tim Hager, Stefan Marks, Christopher James, Kate Orsini, Troy R. Brenna, Nichole Hiltz
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Disc 06
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1 hr 0 mins
5/14/2002
20.
Villains
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Enraged after Tara's death at the hands of Warren, Willow turns to the Black Magics to exact her revenge.
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Director:
David Solomon
Writer:
Marti Noxon
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Guest starring:
Amelinda Embry,
Jeff Kober, Tim Hodgin, Michael Matthys, Julie Hermelin, Alan Henry Brown, Mueen J. Ahmad, Jane Cho, Meredith Cross, David Adefeso, Jeffrey Nicholas-Brown, Neson Frederick, Steven W. Bailey
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1 hr 0 mins
5/21/2002
21.
Two to Go
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After killing Warren, Dark Willow tries to track-down Andrew and Jonathan. Meanwhile, in Africa, Spike battles against a numerous amount of foes to try to get his chip removed.
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Director:
Bill L. Norton
Writer:
Douglas Petrie
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Guest starring:
Jeff Kober, Jeff McCredie, Damian Mooney, Michael Younger, Tanoai Reed, Steven W. Bailey
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1 hr 0 mins
5/21/2002
22.
Grave
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The Scoobies continue to try and stop Dark Willow, who is now intent on destroying the world. After Dark Willow neutralizes Buffy, though, Xander is the only one left who can save the day. Meanwhile, in Africa, Spike completes the demon trials and gets his reward.
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Director:
James A. Contner
Writer:
David Fury
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Guest starring:
Brett Wagner, Tanoai Reed, Steven W. Bailey
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