A few days ago, my now EX girlfriend bought a DVD box set of the first season of seQuest DSV. If don't remember the series, that's cool. Anyway, Seth Green was one of the guest stars. In that episode he played a computer hacker called....get this....Wolfman. Irony can be pretty ironic.
Another seaQuest connection is two of Buffy's earlier directors, Bruce Seth Green and James Contner, directed episodes of seaQuest.
Seth Green's role as Alyson Hannigan's boyfriend on the show was his second time in that role. He played her 'date' in the movie 'My Stepmother Is An Alien.'
Eliza Dushku and Amber Benson co-starred together in a movie called 'Bye, Bye Love' as best friends.
Sarah Michelle Gellar was actually casted in the role of Cordelia but she convinced Joss Whedon to let her try out for Buffy.
Joss got the idea of Anya being scared of bunnies from an old 1950s sci-fi movie called 'Night of the Lepus.'
One of us could be a writing from the show....but it's not me.
'To Serve Man' IS a cookbook.
Nicholas Brendon is a highly underrated actor who should not be doing B-movies.
Charisma Carpenter was once consider for the role of Inara on firefly.
Charisma Carpenter was once a cheerleader for the San Diego Chargers, I don't know what sport that is.
Michelle Tratchenberg once had her own series on Discovery Kids called 'Truth or Scare'.
I made this a roundrobin in case anyone else has any trivia.
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