Seldom subtle, always subversive, Buffy ends the way it began: a funny, weird show that packs a punch -- and a whole lot of feeling. Read critic reviews
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (2002 - 2003)
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Episodes
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1. Lessons
Air date: Sep 24, 2002
Buffy takes Dawn to her first day at the newly restored Sunnydale High only to discover it still holds the deep dark secrets of the past.
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2. Beneath You
Air date: Oct 1, 2002
Buffy tracks a subterranean monster following her first day as high-school guidance counselor; Willow says goodbye to Giles and departs.
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3. Same Time, Same Place
Air date: Oct 8, 2002
Willow's homecoming is more problematic than anyone anticipated, beginning with her reception at the airport.
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4. Help
Air date: Oct 15, 2002
Buffy counsels a student (guest star Azura Skye) who says she knows the day and time of her own death.
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5. Selfless
Air date: Oct 22, 2002
Buffy and the gang confront Anya after she grants an unusually gruesome wish; Willow hopes that re-enrolling in college will help her life get back to normal.
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6. Him
Air date: Nov 5, 2002
When Dawn develops a crush on a high-school jock (Thad Luckinbill), Buffy, Anya and Willow inexplicably fall for him too.
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7. Conversations With Dead People
Air date: Nov 12, 2002
The gang receives a wave of ominous visitations; Joyce visits daughter Dawn from beyond the grave; Buffy has a startling conversation with a vampire; Willow thinks Tara is trying to communicate with her.
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8. Sleeper
Air date: Nov 19, 2002
The gang believes Spike may be responsible for a rash of brutal attacks; Giles makes a cataclysmic discovery.
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9. Never Leave Me
Air date: Nov 26, 2002
Buffy interrogates Spike about his misdeeds; the gang grills Andrew for the truth about looming evil forces; Buffy contacts the Council in an effort to find Giles.
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10. Bring on the Night
Air date: Dec 17, 2002
Buffy and the gang search for a way to annihilate the Ubervamp; Giles arrives in Sunnydale with three would-be slayers in tow; the First continues to torture and interrogate Spike.
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Critic Reviews for Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7
Audience Reviews for Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7
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Despite a lot of filler episodes in the middle, Season 7 ends the show on a satisfactory note. With just enough signature ingredients in the mix, it reminds viewers of how excellent ‘Buffy' could be, the series finale being a prime example of said excellence.
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What should be considered one of the better finale seasons of a beloved series often turns sour to viewers, as many of the stylistic choices of the last season of Buffy are sometimes questionable. Overall the series is solid, with a sense of darkness and despair throughout. More effort could've been put in incorporating the last half of the series, as it takes awhile to really get into the finale arc and villain, and some of the remaining characters at the end never get the treatment they deserved.
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It's physically impossible for me to love a show more than this.
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A really good ending to a classic show.
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This season is my least favourite. Too many characters being introduced and not enough screen time for the main characters. But I really enjoyed the first 10 episodes and the last couple of episodes.
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Una de las mejores series juveniles - ficción terror que han existido, Tuve la suerte de verla, la recomiendo aunque ya han pasado muchos años. Aun supera muchas de las actuales, ojala las nuevas generaciones la vean...
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Most inconsistent season. Excellent opening episodes, strong ending, but the season drags in the middle. The Potentials are poorly written and take away screen time from pre-established and already loved characters.
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The concluding season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an attempt to revive the original tone of the series. While this season isn't the most entertaining, the highs of the season make it worthwhile. Mid-season episodes like "Help" and "Conversations with Dead People" display the best elements of this season. The main issue with this series is that it spends the first half setting up the plot, and the second half executing the plot. This rush of executing the plot in only half of the season makes the finale seem a bit rushed, even if it is one of the best episodes of the series. Overall this season is good and offers a satisfying conclusion to the series and an overwhelmingly dramatic goodbye to the characters we attached ourselves to for seven seasons and 144 episodes.
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Lacks recognition for the season's use of character development and advancement from past seasons.
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You can never go wrong with Buffy. Sad to see the series end.
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