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"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)Original Air Date:
15 October 2002 (Season 7, Episode 4)Plot:
Buffy begins a new job as school counsellor at Sunnydale High. On her first day she encounters a troubled young girl who is convinced she is about to die. full summary | full synopsisUser Comments:
Incredible episode more (2 total)Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Sarah Michelle Gellar | ... | Buffy Summers |
 | Nicholas Brendon | ... | Xander Harris |
 | Emma Caulfield | ... | Anya (credit only) |
 | Michelle Trachtenberg | ... | Dawn Summers |
 | James Marsters | ... | Spike |
 | Alyson Hannigan | ... | Willow Rosenberg |
 | Azura Skye | ... | Cassie Newton |
 | Zachery Ty Bryan | ... | Peter Nicols (as Zachery Bryan) |
 | Glenn Morshower | ... | Mr. Newton |
 | Rick Gonzalez | ... | Tomas |
 | Kevin Christy | ... | Josh |
 | Sarah Hagan | ... | Amanda |
 | Beth Skipp | ... | Lulu (scenes deleted) |
 | Anthony Harrell | ... | Matthew |
| Jarrett Lennon | ... | Martin Wilder |
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The book Cassie Newton is reading, "Slaughterhouse-Five" by Kurt Vonnegut Jr., deals with a alien race who can view the future as they travel through their lives in a non-linear time, but have no free will; much like Cassie knows what will happen but cannot change her fate. moreFAQ
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This Buffy episode is definitely one of my favorites. It accomplishes quite a few things. 1. It introduces Amanda, a future slayer, although you don't find that out until the episode "Potential." 2. It really proves that the Buffy world is destiny-based. 3. It shows Dawn as an actual character(really this was the first episode that I truly acknowledged her as a scoobie) 4. It shows that regardless of whether Buffy's attending or not, Highschool will always be hell, especially for those that are 'different.' 5. It shows that cults that Buffy appeared to have brought down were still up and running (The highschool boys summon a demon that is in many ways like the demon that the Fraternity in the Season two episode, Reptile Boy, attempted to sacrifice Buffy and Cordelia to.) This episode actually made me cry at the end. Also the fact that Cassie was psychic paved the way for a load of foreshadowing and stuff. For instance Cassie tells Spike, "She'll tell you," referring to the final episode, "Chosen" in which Buffy finally tells Spike that she loves him. So in short this episode was amazing and probably in the top 10, at least in my eyes.