This week we're chatting about Xander and a better version of Xander, as well as why you don't bring your high school friends to an apartment visit and a crushing heart-to-heart with Riley.

This week we're chatting about some horrifying xenophobia, racism, homophobia, you name in in 1950s LA. Angel is remembering that one time he tried to be a hero and when he had much better hair in Angel ep 202, "Are you now or have you ever been"

This week we're learning a lot more about Buffy's always-been-there younger sister Dawn, but most importantly we're assessing Harmony's leadership skills and her love of minions in Buffy ep 502, Real Me.

This week we're back with Angel season 2 and while we don't really care about the mission we're here for one of the show's greatest characters and a special appearance by Justina Machado. Angel is trying to help a pregnant woman through some plot holes and professes his love of Barry Manilow.

This week we're starting Buffy S5 with a vamp classic, Dracula! Buffy is besotted, Giles is considering heading back across the pond, and Xander is his best butt-monkey self in episode 501, Buffy Vs Dracula.

This week we're chatting about the Angel season 1 final, To Shanshu in LA. The gang is all in peril, there's a mysterious prophecy out there about Angel's death, and Wolfram and Hart summons a baddie.

In the penultimate episode of Season 1 Angel we're chatting about Wolfram & Hart's blind assassin going after a diverse group of babies. Angel broods about the failures of a justice system that he constantly ignores, we get a little more Gunn, and we learn there's a prophecy on the move.

This week we're chatting about a gang of youths in LA forced to fight for their lives against white supremacist vampires. We meet Gunn (no spoilies but an excellent element of the show), learn all the ways you can customize a jeep to fight the undead, and meet billionaires with too few constructive outlets for their wealth in Angel 120, War Zone.

This week we're chatting about the Buffy Season 4 finale (or Christmas special?) with some divisive thoughts on dream sequences, A LOT of foreshadowing, and a lot of cheese in "Restless"

This week we're discussing the disappointing conclusion to a disappointing villain, the merits of super-Buffy, and why so much of the season's budget went to one final explosion scene in Buffy 421, "Primeval"