Nope, articles are certainly not cheating ;)
 

Wow, I think I know this one. Translation--please be gentle if I'm wrong this time!

The Urn of Osiris was part of the spell used to bring Buffy back from the dead (remember, the whole Key and Glory dead episode in The Gift, and not the other Dead Buffy resurrections.) But got all broken before the spell was completed.

When did Andrew first appear on Buffy and why was that important?

I have to admit the first time I read the question I actually started searching when the first time Tom Lenk appeared on Buffy (The Real Me, Cyrus (one of Harmony's minions), he helped kidnap Dawn) not when Andrew first appeared. LOL.

So Andrew....

He first appeared in Flooded. He is part of the Trio that will cause Buffy nothing but mischief throughout the season (until Warner decides to kill Tara). They teamed up to "take over Sunnydale". And a little FYI on Andrew, his brother Tucker was the one who released the hell hounds on prom. Andrew made "flying demon monkeys" attack the school play.




"I would kill to live in LA, that close to that many shoes". Who say's this line? In what episode? What is the importance of this line and how does it relate to Chosen?

Isn't it Cordelia? Couldn't tell you the ep, but it's an early one. I'm guessing :) that it's foreshadowing about her eventual move to Angel.

Did I get any of it right?

It is Cordy who says the line and it was in Welcome to the Hellmouth, but the real question is..

what is the lines importance and how does it relate to Chosen?

(hint, watch Chosen and you'll understand why the line is important)

But I don't have Chosen (yet)!!!! I'm trying to convince my fellow addict 15 year old DS to go in with me on the new Box Set. </whine>

:D

If I could burn the DVD's for you I would totally send you a copy.

I know you would. But, I have a feeling I'll be the proud owner of the new box set in the near future.

Anyone else able to answer the last question?

To answer the second part of the question: Buffy said that she had a wicked shoe craving (I can so relate).

Actually what I was looking for was how Spike said in Chosen "I'm drowing in footwear" right before he awoke and Buffy said that they could "win". (Buffy also did say she had a wicked shoe craving at the end prior to battle).

I probably should have specified why it was important with Spike. Obviously, we found out the next day that James would be moving to Angel, hence the line. It makes sense now, knowing what happened, but when it first aired I was like "what the heck is Spike talking about (or dreaming about)?"



Let's try another one.

Brian Thompson played what roles on Buffy?

Brian Thompson played Luke in Welcome to the Hellmouth and The Harvest and The Judge in Surprise and Innocence.



What is the importance of the Ferula Gemina and what episode was it used?


Bonus Brian has an affinity for vampires...which other show did he play a vampire?

I saw that recently and still didn't get it. Thanks for the clarification.

The Ferula Gemina is the stick that the Toth demon had. It splits a person into 2 - one with all of the person's weaknesses and one with all of the strengths. It was in The Replacement when he hit Zander with it and split him in 2.

Brian Thompson played in Fright Night 2 as Bozworth.

In what episode of Buffy was there absolutely no music (hint - it's not "Hush")?

I think it may have been the episode where Buffy's mother died... ? <blanking on episode title> Meaning, the ep dealing with her death... I think she died at the end of the previous ep. My husband is being mean and not allowing me to review our DVD collection....

the body



I really, really, dislike that eppy, I haven't watched all the way through since it originally aired.


I was actually going for Kindred: The Embraced

Q: Who said: We should figure out what kinda deal this
is. I mean, is it a-a gathering, a shindig or a hootenanny?

What episode and in reference to what....

Okay I'm guessing here..

I know it was Oz who made the comment. I'm pretty sure it is in relation to the party the gang wanted to throw for Buffy in Season 3 right after she came back from LA. I think the episode was titled Dead Man's Party.

Am I right?

Ms_gwyn, we still on for Friday?