An extensive discussion of The Office as well as a review of our disbelief of Los Angeles turtleneck fashion begins this week's episode. After we finally get into Buffy with Dawn's grief in "Forever" and Spike's capacity for morality with "Intervention." We also talk about our upcoming episode #51 giveaway!

This week's podcast is a celebration of 20 years of Joss Whedon's Buffy the Vampire Slayer. We have specialty Hellmouth cocktail to discuss sexbots (I Was Made to Love You) and how difficult it is to critique an episode like The Body. Cheers to you, Joyce!

Alli and Mary discuss birthdays (Buffy and Mary), families (blood and found), fashion (those belts though) and creepy stalker vampires (Spike). Buffy the character celebrates her 20th birthday and Joss Whedon's Buffy the show closes in on its 20th birthday. Cheers! 

Alli and Mary power through some less than ideal beers this week as we watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Triangle and Checkpoint. First, we get Willow and Anya bickering about who gets to love Xander best. Second, we get the old dudes at the council coming in to dick with Buffy until she shows them what's what with one of the best speeches in all Joss Whedon properties. Cheers!

Clink your martinis to say goodbye to Riley as yet another Buffy the Vampire Slayer romance fizzles out. We chat Buffy's growing adulthood responsibilities, the crazy timelines of Dawn's backstory, and wonder wtf the writers were thinking this season with Riley. 

We have HAD it with these motherfucking snakes on the motherfucking Hellmouth! Pick a different creature puppet to make Buffy fight. Also this week, crazy good Spike backstory. Cheers!

A football chugging challenge leads to a very tipsy podcast discussion of Buffy's season 5 episodes No Place Like Home and Family. Happy official entrance to the scoobies, Tara!

Tequila shots hit hard this week to help us discuss Xander-centric The Replacement and Riley-centric Out of My Mind. Did you know that Riley has masculinity issues? Well, after his episode, you surely do. Cheers!

Martinis for our foray into Season 5. Big changes are afoot in Sunnydale: Giles finds a new purpose, Xander finds a little self-respect, and Buffy finds a brand new whiny younger sibling. Join us for Buffy vs. Dracula and Real Me. Cheers!

Joss Whedon's Restless, like Hush before & Once More With Feeling after, is a freakin' masterpiece. We delve into the scoobies' psyche, collective and individual, for a trippy and insightful good time. Grab a beer (or something stronger!) and listen in.