Apparently Buffy is totally qualified to take care of her mom, at home pre-op and Joyce gets a male visitor in her boudoir.

How old is too old to trick or treat? Is Glory a gay icon? Can Riley be any less disrespected? Why is Spike snatching panties? The answers to these questions and so many more, in this week's episode.

Ok. Everybody relax. This is a Spike-heavy episode. Spike is gonna give us a history lesson. We try to keep our cool but...I mean...the subway scene!

We get an entire episode dedicated to Tara and her family, only to find out, it's really for nothing.

Back in March, we got our fellow Pittsburgh Scoobies together to enjoy Buffy shakes, talk all things Buffy, play some games and get some face time with our listeners.

We take a call from a listener, meet this new blonde, and find out exactly what the deal is with Dawn.

Yeah, there's something wrong with Riley's heart and he doesn't want to get it fixed because he's all insecure about his status with Buffy. BUT, what we're really here for, is the awesome scene, where James Marsters is lit like a GD fantasy.

It's time for a double dose of Xander Harris. One super smooth and the other...uh...special in other ways.

The concept that probably should have made this show jump the shark, but somehow...didn't.

THE Dracula comes for Buffy, we talk about the disappointment that is Hardwick...oh and Buffy has a SISTER?!