Firefly - S1E6 Our Mrs. Reynolds

Join us for the very last episode of the podcast, where we watch the Buffy movie with Jeremy in the room (also Walter but he is a terrible guest - being a dog, he didn't have much commentary to provide). 

It is the final episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer! 
We never thought we would get here - except that we explicitly were working toward this for most of our podcast's run. Regardless, this week the gang takes the fight directly to the Hellmouth. It sure is fortunate that Angel showed up with the magical necklace thingy that saves the whole damn day. 

In the penultimate episode of Buffy, Buffy gets the shiny Captain America axe (TM) and uses it to kill three ubervamps that seem to have snuck out of the hole under the high school. Also Angel comes back and they don't play the Buffy/Angel theme!

Omega joins us this week for a highly sexual Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode. The gang is doing the traditional end of the world orgy. Xander and Anya, Faith and Robin, Willow and a tongue ring, and even Buffy and Spike have a little cuddle party.

Buffy gets kicked out of her own house by a magical key who is only 3 years old, a bunch of friends who's selfish decision to bring her back caused this whole apocalypse, and some glorified extras playing potential slayers. Can you tell I don't love this one?

Lets give Faith a warm welcome back. Unless you are Buffy... or Giles... or Dawn. Well, Spike seems into it. 

This week we get to learn a litlte more about Spike's checkered past. Mostly, that he has mommy issues. Shocked. 

You knew it was coming ever since he got back on the show, its time for the Andrew focused episode. This is a fun one filled with self referential humor, vigorous vanity fan usage, early aughts camcorder technology, and some crocodile tears that save the world - sorta.

Buffy jumps through a portal created by metal characters and a candle. Willow's hair changes color. Spike puts his coat back on.

Xander helps his date tie him up and stab him. Buffy discovers her date is a plot device. Giles is upset.