Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Who Are You?" Review (4x16)

Brief Synopsis: “Faith’s device, left to her by The Mayor, has resulted in Buffy and Faith switching bodies. Now, Buffy (in Faith’s body) must evade the Watcher’s Council long enough to convince someone that she’s telling the truth. Meanwhile, Faith (in Buffy’s body) has full access to Buffy’s life...including her mother, friends, and boyfriend.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "This Year's Girl" Review (4x15)

Brief Synopsis: “After eight months in a coma, Faith is awake and seeking revenge. After a confrontation with Buffy, Faith receives a mysterious package that The Mayor left for her from beyond the grave. Armed with her secret weapon, Faith confronts Buffy in a climactic Slayer vs. Slayer battle.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Goodbye Iowa" Review (4x14)

Brief Synopsis: “When Professor Walsh is found dead, the commandos are quick to blame Buffy, and Riley’s life goes into a tailspin. Riley is even more agitated when he sees Buffy with Spike ("Hostile 17") and then again at Willy's Place (a demon bar). Meanwhile, the hybrid creature that Maggie created, Adam, is roaming loose around Sunnydale.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "The I In Team" Review (4x13)

Brief Synopsis: “When Riley tells his superiors about the Slayer, they invite Buffy to join The Initiative. It soon becomes apparent, however, that her independent attitude and too many questions may not be what Maggie Walsh is looking for.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "A New Man" Review (4x12)

Brief Synopsis: “Giles realises that he’s an out-of-the-loop, unemployed, middle-aged man hanging around with a bunch of teenagers. Feeling useless and insecure, he bumps into Ethan Rayne, but rather that it ending in a fight, it ends with drinks in a bar. The next morning, Giles’ hangover takes the form of a Fyarl demon.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Doomed" Review (4x11)

Brief Synopsis: “Now that Riley knows Buffy is the Slayer and Buffy knows that Riley is a commando, they’re having a hard time defining their relationship. Meanwhile, an earthquake hits Sunnydale, which could mean another apocalypse is looming...”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Hush" Review (4x10)

Brief Synopsis: “The entire town of Sunnydale is unable to speak after a group of floating creatures called ‘The Gentlemen’ appear and steal everyone’s voices. The only way The Gentlemen can be killed is by a human voice. Can Buffy get her voice back and stop The Gentlemen before they collect their jar of hearts?”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Something Blue" Review (4x09)

Brief Synopsis: “Feeling lost after Oz’s departure from Sunnydale, Willow casts a spell to have her will done. However, the spell goes awry and strange things begin to happen to her friends...”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Pangs" Review (4x08)

Brief Synopsis: “After Angel’s friend Doyle has a vision of Buffy in trouble, Angel returns to Sunnydale to keep an eye on her. Meanwhile, Xander falls into a sacred Indian burial ground, which releases a vengeful spirit called Hus. Can Buffy stop Hus in time for her perfect Thanksgiving feast?”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "The Initiative" Review (4x07)

Brief Synopsis: “Having been captured by some commandos, Spike is being held hostage in a high-tech facility. He manages to escape and heads to find Buffy, whom he believes is responsible. Instead, he finds a depressed, helpless Willow.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Wild At Heart" Review (4x06)

Brief Synopsis: “Oz escapes from his cage during a full moon and runs across another werewolf. The other werewolf is revealed to be the singer from ‘Shy’, Veruca, whom Oz has been oddly drawn to recently. He wakes up next to her naked in the wilderness the next morning and has to piece together what has happened.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Beer Bad" Review (4x05)

Brief Synopsis: “Still trying to come to terms with Parker’s womanising, Buffy starts to hang out at the college bar, where she and a group of upper class students drown their troubles in an excess of beer. It soon becomes apparent that the local brew brings out the wild side of the Slayer and the students, as they all transform into cave people.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Fear Itself" Review (4x04)

Brief Synopsis: “To help Buffy get over the pain of having been used by Parker, the Scoobies head to a fraternity Halloween party, expecting a few cheap scares and a bit of harmless fun. Unfortunately, some accidental magic turns the party into a house of horrors where everyone's fears come to life.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "The Harsh Light Of Day" Review (4x03)

Brief Synopsis: “Spike returns to Sunnydale with his new girlfriend, Harmony, who is now a vampire. Spike is searching for the Gem of Amara, which will make him un-killable while he’s wearing it. Meanwhile, Buffy is making headway with Parker and the two eventually sleep together, while Anya propositions Xander.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Living Conditions" Review (4x02)

Brief Synopsis: “Dorm life proves to be a challenge for Buffy, as she has to deal with a roommate who is more than a little difficult. Kathy plays music that Buffy hates, labels all her food in the refrigerator, borrows clothes without asking, and gets in the way of Buffy's Slayer duties. She even starts flirting with Parker, Buffy's first college infatuation. Eventually, Buffy comes to the only logical conclusion: Kathy is evil and must be killed.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "The Freshman" Review (4x01)

Brief Synopsis: “It's a new school year and Buffy is matriculating at UC Sunnydale. Willow is completely in her element in a place of higher learning and Oz already knows half of the campus due to his band playing there. Giles is entertaining a lady friend who is visiting from England, and Xander is away on a cross-country trip. Meanwhile, Buffy feels like a fish out of water. Her classes are harder, she feels lonely, and her roommate is too annoyingly perky for words. But when a fellow student goes missing and Buffy suspects supernatural badness, she begins to think that college life may not be so different after all.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Graduation Day Part One & Two" Review (3x21 & 3x22)

Brief Synopsis: “The Scoobies receive some valuable information from Anya, who has actually witnessed an ascension. She reveals that The Mayor plans to transform himself into a pure demon. When Angel is poisoned by Faith, Buffy faces Faith one last time in order to get the only cure to the poison: the blood of a Slayer.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "The Prom" Review (3x20)

Brief Synopsis: “The biggest night in a high school student’s life is just around the corner, when strange creatures start appearing around town attacking anyone in formal wear. Meanwhile, Angel tells Buffy that he wants her to have a chance at the normal life that he could never give her. He plans to leave Sunnydale after the ascension. Buffy must put aside her own pain and try to track down the source of the demonic Hellhounds in time to save the prom.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Choices" Review (3x19)

Brief Synopsis: “Buffy receives an acceptance to Northwestern University, but what should be a happy surprise turns sour when she realises that she may not be able to go away to school and still fulfil her duties as the Slayer. Buffy also manages to intercept the Box of Gavrok, a container of mystical spiders that are vital to the Mayor’s ascension. When Willow is captured, the gang must decide whether they can give up their best chance at preventing the ascension to save Willow’s life.”

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "Earshot" Review (3x18)

Brief Synopsis: “After an encounter with a demon with no mouth, Buffy is infected with the demon's blood and she gains the ability to hear people's thoughts. At first, her newfound ability is useful for cheating on schoolwork and eavesdropping on the thoughts of those around her, but when the voices continue to flood her mind, she realises that she cannot control the power. Amid the chaos, Buffy hears a killer planning a mass murder at the school. Now she must keep herself from going mad long enough to prevent a catastrophe.”