We watch the Buffyverse devolve into a SmoochFest, complete with fake babies and brain-snatching bugs.

We take a mid-season break from Buffy to watch something vaguely Buffy-related. Scoob.

Discussion Points Include: The Hanna-Barbera Multiverse, Matthew Lillard - Friend of the Network, Frank Welker is a Legend, Trading On Nostalgia, Carman Sandiego Fancast, Velma’s Ethnicity, Jane the Virgin Fancast, Mark Wahlberg’s Deadpool Impression, Scooby’s Secret Language, Big Corn Syrup, Mystery Machine Backstory, No one expects the Double Unmasking

Ryan watches an incredibly intricate episode with a convincing twist and a brilliant, individual acting performance. Brittany is bored on the rewatch.

It's a two-parter, so we watched them both and made 1 big episode! We also meet a new slayer.

We get Giles plot! Ryan is delighted, but Brittany is less than impressed.

We watch what turns out to be Ryan's favorite episode to date.

Spike and Drusilla are back! Plot exists! This episode reminds us all why Buffy can be so good.

This is a Bad One. Not only is the writing poor, but the entire episode is problematic.

Another mediocre Buffyverse filler-episode, except for a cameo introduction of a very important character that Brittany is very excited to see.

Every show about high school students has to have an episode where those students get trapped in the school. Turns out, this one's pretty good.