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Trivia: Though they were credited as executive producers during the show's entire run, the only involvement in the series on the parts of Fran and Kaz Kuzui came from financing and producing the Buffy movie.

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Once More, With Feeling - S6-E7

Trivia: Hinton Battle, who plays the demon Sweet, is the most successful Tony Award winner, with three wins in the Featured Actor in a Musical category from three nominations. There have been other three-time nominees in the category, but they have won two or fewer of the three.

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When She Was Bad - S2-E1

Trivia: The bass player of the band playing at the Bronze is John Lennon's son Sean.

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Trivia: After the series ended, Nicholas Brendon offered to jump to sister show Angel, but Joss Whedon felt Xander wouldn't fit into Angel's life.

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Touched - S7-E20

Trivia: To give Eliza Dushku time to film the pilot of "Tru Calling", this episode was filmed after "End Of Days", but was aired before.

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Villains - S6-E20

Trivia: While "Seeing Red" is commonly considered Amber Benson's last appearance as Tara, she actually appears (and is credited) in this episode as Tara's dead body.

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Grave (2) - S6-E22

Trivia: This was the only season finale not written and directed by Joss Whedon.

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Hush - S4-E10

Trivia: Andy Hallett, who later played Lorne on "Angel", was an extra in the opening classroom scene. Hallett was previously one of Joss Whedon's personal assistants.

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End Of Days - S7-E21

Trivia: This is the only episode to feature the lead actors from all four of Joss Whedon's Mutant Enemy productions: Sarah Michelle Gellar (obviously), David Boreanaz guest starred as Angel, Nathan Fillion (from "Firefly") played Caleb, while Eliza Dushku, who played Faith, was the lead on "Dollhouse".

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Band Candy - S3-E6

Trivia: The accent that Giles uses as his teenage self is Anthony Head's natural accent.

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Lessons - S7-E1

Trivia: Except for Buffy, all of the First's incarnations at the end of the episode are the previous seasons' Big Bads, in reverse chronological order: Warren (season 6), Glory (season 5), Adam (season 4), Mayor Wilkins (season 3), Drusilla (season 2), and The Master (season 1).

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The Freshman - S4-E1

Trivia: At the Bronze, Buffy sees someone whom she thinks is Angel. Until his face becomes visible, revealing it's someone else, the man she sees is played by David Boreanaz.

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Trivia: With her appearance as The First in season seven, Joyce Summers was the only character outside the Scooby Gang to appear in all seven seasons.

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Once More, With Feeling - S6-E7

Trivia: In addition to singing "Rest in Peace," James Marsters also played the song's guitar track.

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Once More, With Feeling - S6-E7

Trivia: The demon Sweet is never referred to as such in the episode. His name is only mentioned in the ending credits and in the teleplay.

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Season 7 generally

Trivia: There were plans to kill Xander and have him return as the First. But it was decided that he was too important to the story to kill.

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Trivia: While Buffy is the universe's primary focus, Angel holds more appearances in Buffyverse canon, appearing in 168 episodes of Buffy/Angel (as well as the canonical comic book "Angel: After the Fall"), as opposed to Buffy, who only appears in 149 episodes and the canonical comic book "Buffy Season Eight."

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Conversations With Dead People - S7-E7

Trivia: None of the episode's four story lines intersect with each other.

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Doublemeat Palace - S6-E12

Trivia: The scene in which Buffy attempts to convince customers the hamburgers are made out of people spoofs the infamous climax of the Charlton Heston film Soylent Green.

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Trivia: Joyce's death in season five and Cassie Newton's death in season seven were the only deaths brought about by natural causes.

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