For those that don't watch the series, you should.
And ignore those reviews about Season Six, because I generally like the show so far.
The first season dealt with Buffy going up against supervamp The Master (Mark Metcalf), who was imprisoned in his lair. It was exciting, and even creepy at times. Plus, there was the benefit of Buffy's love interest, a vampire named Angel.
The second series introduced Spike (James Marsters), who was trying to cure his girlfriend Drusilla.
The third series had the Mayor, Richard Wilkins III, who happened to be an immortal demon. Unfortunately, in the final episode, we see students with weapons and the principal (Armin Shimerman) gets eaten (good riddance to him).
The fourth series inroduced Spike as a regular as well as newcomer Riley (Marc Blucas). Spike has an implant that prevents him from hurting humans, given to him by the Initiative--a military organization that deals with vampires and other "Hostile Sub-Terrestrials". Meanwhile, the leader of the Initiative, maggie Walsh, was creating a monster.
Series Five introduced Dawn (Michelle Trachtenberg) as Buffy's sister. So far, she hasn't turned out like Chibiusa from "Sailor Moon". But her big prob is that she might have to die.
Season six is just as good. So far, that is. With the excellent "Once More, With Feeling", and something fans have been anticipating....Oh, and Buffy finally figures out what life is.
So all in all, a brilliant watch.
And ignore those reviews about Season Six, because I generally like the show so far.
The first season dealt with Buffy going up against supervamp The Master (Mark Metcalf), who was imprisoned in his lair. It was exciting, and even creepy at times. Plus, there was the benefit of Buffy's love interest, a vampire named Angel.
The second series introduced Spike (James Marsters), who was trying to cure his girlfriend Drusilla.
The third series had the Mayor, Richard Wilkins III, who happened to be an immortal demon. Unfortunately, in the final episode, we see students with weapons and the principal (Armin Shimerman) gets eaten (good riddance to him).
The fourth series inroduced Spike as a regular as well as newcomer Riley (Marc Blucas). Spike has an implant that prevents him from hurting humans, given to him by the Initiative--a military organization that deals with vampires and other "Hostile Sub-Terrestrials". Meanwhile, the leader of the Initiative, maggie Walsh, was creating a monster.
Series Five introduced Dawn (Michelle Trachtenberg) as Buffy's sister. So far, she hasn't turned out like Chibiusa from "Sailor Moon". But her big prob is that she might have to die.
Season six is just as good. So far, that is. With the excellent "Once More, With Feeling", and something fans have been anticipating....Oh, and Buffy finally figures out what life is.
So all in all, a brilliant watch.