David and Jan try to stop Emcee and Andie from sobbing too hard over the final episode of Buffy season two. Damn you, Sarah McLachlan!!!

We've reached it! Peak Buffy! Emcee, Andie, David and Jan look at the first part concluding the most iconic of Buffy's storylines. But no matter how good the episode is, they'll find stuff to talk about... Especially how horrible Xander Harris is.

We’ve reached it! Peak Buffy! Emcee, Andie, David and Jan look at the first part concluding the most iconic of Buffy’s storylines. But no matter how good the episode is, they’ll find stuff to talk about… Especially how horrible Xander Harris is.

Emcee, David and Jan take a look at this season one throwback of an episode. They learn a good lesson about steroid abuse, bring up comparisons to Shape of Water and wonder if this was the start of darkness for both Willow and Jonathan.

Emcee, David and Jan take a look at this season one throwback of an episode. They learn a good lesson about steroid abuse, bring up comparisons to Shape of Water and wonder if this was the start of darkness for both Willow and Jonathan.

Emcee, Andie, David and Jan get super uncomfortable with 1998’s obsession with teacher-student romance, discuss different types of poltergeists and nitpick over song choices.

Emcee, Andie, David and Jan get super uncomfortable with 1998’s obsession with teacher-student romance, discuss different types of poltergeists and nitpick over song choices.

Emcee, Andie, David and Jan look at this aggressively mediocre episode. They look at British customs for the sick, figuring out when Freddy Kreuger was at the height of popularity and wonder why Charisma Carpenter did not pursue a career as a comedienne.

Emcee, Andie, David and Jan look at this aggressively mediocre episode. They look at British customs for the sick, figuring out when Freddy Kreuger was at the height of popularity and wonder why Charisma Carpenter did not pursue a career as a comedienne.

Emcee, Andie, David, Jan and Logan get genuinely creeped out at this scary and sad episode. They say a fond farewell to a beloved teacher and again marvel at David Boreanaz's improved acting chops.