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"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Doppelgangland (1999)



Overview

User Rating:
9.1/10   532 votes
Director:

Joss Whedon

Writers:

Joss Whedon (creator)
Joss Whedon (written by)

Contact:

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Original Air Date:

23 February 1999 (Season 3, Episode 16)

Genre:

Action | Drama | Fantasy more

Plot:

Anyanka, the demon who used her power to grant wishes to let Cordelia unwillingly create a world without Buffy as Sunnydale slayer... more | full synopsis

User Comments:

Buffy - and Joss - at its finest more (4 total)


Cast

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Additional Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:TV-PG

Company:

Mutant Enemy more


Fun Stuff

Goofs:

Crew or equipment visible: At 14:40, as Vampire Willow is walking down Main Street, in the sky behind her you can see light reflecting off the platform of the mobile lighting tower that is illuminating the scene. more

Quotes:

Willow: [to Buffy about Principal Snyder] I just hate the way he bullies people. He just assumes everyone's time is his.
Giles: Willow, get on the computer. I want you to take another pass at accessing the Mayor's files.
Willow: [cheerily] Okay.
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Movie Connections:

References Old Yeller (1957) more

Soundtrack:

Priced 2 Move more


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Buffy - and Joss - at its finest, 22 January 2008
10/10
Author: Jemiah from Portland, OR

Every "genre" show has an episode that I consider "the show that launched a thousand fanfics", and this is definitely one of Buffy's. (Buffy has several, which is both a symptom of and a cause of its enduring fan base.) "Dopplegangland" has hilarious lines of dialog which comes thick and fast, and the comic timing is excellent on the part of everyone - but who could lose with those witty lines? An atmosphere of strange kink runs through it, used to great comic effect, as well as displaying secret, hidden sides to characters in subtle moments and reactions that only become apparent later in the season, or in the series as a whole. It threatens to get too silly at times, but it never does; the laughs are too smart and too genuine. This is Joss Whedon at the top of his game as both scriptwriter and director, and is the episode that made me into a fan of Whedon - and Buffy.

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