Regular Cast: Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy), Nicholas Brendon (Xander), Emma Caulfield (Anya), Michelle
Trachtenberg (Dawn), James Marsters (Spike), Alyson Hannigan (Willow).
Recurring Guest Stars: Anthony Stewart Head (Giles), Tom Lenk (Andrew), D B Woodside (Principal Wood), Iyari
Limon (Kennedy), Sarah Hagan (Amanda), Indigo (Rona), Felica Day (Vi).
7.1: Lessons (Original Airdate 24th September 2002)
Writer: Joss Whedon
Director: David Solomon
When Sunnydale High is rebuilt, Buffy accompanies Dawn to school for her first day of classes...only to encounter evil
spirits living in the basement.
7.2: Beneath You
Writer: Douglas Petrie
Director: Nick Marck
Buffy and her friends come to the aid of a woman being pursued by a gigantic worm-like creature...only to learn that
its appearance in Sunnydale is linked to Anya.
7.3: Same Time, Same Place
Writer: Jane Espenson
Director: James A Contner
Willow's return to Sunnydale proved problematic when she is literally unable to see her friends, and vice-versa - and
is inadvertently left behind with a creature that paralyzes its victims and flays them alive.
7.4: Help
Writer: Rebecca Rand Kirshner
Director: Rick Rosenthal
As Buffy begins her job as school counsellor, a student grows convinced she's about to die.
7.5: Selfless
Writer: Drew Goddard
Director: David Solomon
When Anya summons forth a giant spider demon to kill a large group of fraternity brothers, Buffy realises she must kill
Anya before she strikes again.
7.6: Him
Writer: Drew Z Greenberg
Director: Michael Gershman
Dawn, Buffy, Anya and even Willow find themselves hopelessly in love with a high school quarterback, and set out to win
his affection; meanwhile, Xander and Spike search for the source of the spell that has bewitched the girls.
7.7: Conversations With Dead People
Writers: Jane Espenson & Drew Goddard
Director: Nick Marck
Buffy strikes up a conversation with a vampire who was once an acquaintance in High School; when Joyce materializes in
the living room, Dawn defends her from a menacing creature; Andew and Jonathan return to Sunnydale on a mission to save the
town.
7.8: Sleeper
Writers: David Fury & Jane Espenson
Director: Alan J Levi
Buffy and her friends fear Spike may be to blame when a number of people around town mysteriously disappear.
7.9: Never Leave Me
Writer: Drew Goddard
Director: David Solomon
As the First and his minions launch an attack against the Watcher's Council, Buffy hopes to learn more about what she's
up against by taking Spike prisoner; Xander and Anya interrogate Andrew after Willow discovers him buying blood at a butcher
shop.
7.10: Bring On The Night
Writers: Marti Noxon & Douglas Petrie
Director: David Grossman
As Christmas approaches, Giles returns to Sunnydale with three potential slayers, whom Buffy must protect from the First
- setting in motion a colossal battle between Buffy and a seemingly indestructible Uber-Vampire.
7.11: Showtime
Writer: David Fury
Director: Michael Grossman
Buffy teaches the Potential Slayers a valuable lesson as she faces off against the Uber-Vampire; Giles and Anya enter
another dimension to consult a demon about defeating the First.
7.12: Potential
Writer: Douglas Petrie
Director: Douglas Petrie
Buffy continues tutoring the Potential Slayers by bringing them to a demon bar and a crypt, where Buffy squares off against
vampires; meanwhile Dawn discovers that she's a Potential Slayer.
7.13: The Killer In Me
Writer: Drew Z Greenberg
Director: David Solomon
Willow changes into Warren after she and Kennedy kiss; Buffy searches for answers when the behaviour modification chip
causes Spike to suffer; the gang suspects that Giles may really be the First.
7.14: First Date
Writer: Jane Espenson
Director: David Grossman
Buffy goes out on a date with Principal Wood, who reveals his true identity; Xander gets a date with a cute girl
who's more than meets the eye; the First attempts to convince Andrew to murder the Potential Slayers.
7.15: Get It Done
Writer: Douglas Petrie
Director: Douglas Petrie
When shadow puppets open a dimensional portal, Buffy finds herself face-to-face with the men who created the original
Slayer; meanwhile, Spike and the others attempt to defeat a ferocious demon in the hopes of returning Buffy to our world.
7.16: Storyteller
Writer: Jane Espenson
Director: Marita Grabiak
Andrew uses a video camera to make a record of Buffy's exploits for the benefit of future generations, but his status
as detached observer changes when Buffy and the others connect him to the Seal of Danthalzar.
7.17: Lies My Parents Told Me
Writers: David Fury & Drew Goddard
Director: David Fury
Buffy and her friends attempt to unravel the secret behind the First's control over Spike, and later, Wood seeks Giles'
cooperation in destroying Spike for the good of everyone.
7.18: Dirty Girls
Writer: Drew Goddard
Director: Michael Gershman
Despite Giles' deep misgivings, Buffy leads the Potential Slayers into battle against a powerful preacher who has joined
forces with the First.
7.19: Empty Places
Writer: Drew Z Greenberg
Director: James A Contner
Devastated by the humiliating defeat at the vineyard, the Potential Slayers turn against Buffy; Spike and Andrew question
a priest about Caleb; Faith battles police officers bent on returning her to prison.
7.20: Touched
Writer: Rebecca Rand Kirshner
Director: David Solomon
After interrogating one of the Bringers, Faith and the Potential Slayers search for a subterranean arsenal; Buffy confronts
Caleb at the vineyard; things heat up between Willow and Kennedy.
7.21: End of Days
Writers: Douglas Petrie & Jane Espenson
Director: Marita Grabiak
The Potentials face their deadliest challenge when the Ubervamps launch an attack; after the First fills Caleb with its
awesome power, Caleb and Buffy battle it out...and an old friend of Buffy's makes an unexpected appearance.
7.22: Chosen
Writer: Joss Whedon
Director: Joss Whedon
After being struck by an ingenious idea, Buffy and the Potential Slayers launch an all-out war on Caleb, the First, and
the army of Ubervamps amassing beneath the High School.
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