In an episode of A Bear’s Tale (a British comedy programme from the creators of Bo’Selecta), the character Bear says, “Mum you look beautiful, even more beautiful that Buffy The Vampire Slayer”.

The TV show Big Wolf on Campus references Buffy a couple of times. One episode was entitled “Muffy The Werewolf Slayer”.
The following line was said by the character Merton in another episode: “From an old legend, and the third season of Buffy”.

In Get It Done, Willow says to Principal Wood, “Bring it on”. This is a reference to the 2000 cheerleading movie Bring it On which featured Eliza Dushku (Faith) and Clare Kramer (Glory). In Bring It On, one of the Clover cheerleaders says the line: “Can we just beat these …

Lush have a beauty product called Buffy the Backside Slayer for sale. It contains “a combination of ground grains to exfoliate your legs and backside which give you a right good scrubbing, plus wonderfully smoothing oils and stimulating fragrances.”

Buffy, The Umpire Slayer was a short Buffy parody, shown on MadTV, in which Buffy (played by Nicole Sullivan) slew umpires in high school baseball games.

The BBC series The Canterbury Tales is a series of 6 modern versions of Chaucer’s stories. One of the episodes is ‘The Knight’s Tale’. Paul (played by Chiwetel Ejiofor - who played “The Operative” in Serenity) is a man in prison, and Ace is his cellmate. On one of the …

In the Charmed episode ‘The Power of Two’, the following dialogue takes place:
[vague sound]
PHOEBE: “What was that?”
PRUE: “Probably a zombie or a vampire”
PHOEBE: “Oh great, where’s Buffy when we need her?”
The episode also stars Jeff Kober (Buffy’s Rack and Zachary Kralik) as Jackson Ward.

In the Charmed episode ‘Bite Me’, Paige, …

In the episode ‘Ruby Newsday’ of the popular Canadian sit-com Corner Gas, Buffy is referenced twice. First a poll is taken to see who was the better vampire Slayer - movie Buffy or TV Buffy (no question), and later they ask who was the better vampire battler - Buffy …

In an episode of the cartoon Danny Phantom, a ghost says something along the lines of, “Actually, we would prefer to be called ecto-americans”. This possibly a reference to the Buffy episode When She Was Bad, in which Buffy says, “Oh I’m sorry was that an offensive term? Should I …

Buffy the Vampire Slayer was referenced in the 2005 movie Dracula III - Legacy in the following conversation:
Father Uffizi: “Tell me something. What does it mean “D.G?”
Luke: “Damaged goods. It was either that or Buffy.”

In a Halloween episode of British TV soap Eastenders, Lynne Slater dressed up as Buffy for a party at Angie’s Den.

Buffy is referenced in the TV show Farscape. The character John Crichton says, “Humans do not live as long as Sebaceans, Hynerians or Delvians. When I get back everyone, my Dad, DK, my sisters, Cameron Diaz, Buffy the Vampire Slayer will be dead.”

In the film Fatal Kiss (2002) there is a character called ‘Muffy the Vampire Slayer’. The film is about a man who wants to get revenge on his cheating wife so he decides to write her out of his will and then kill himself. He writes to an agency called …

Fluffy The English Vampire Slayer was a short film made by independent film company Foiled productions, which is based in the UK. The plotline is that Fluffy, a vampire slayer based in England, has to defeat the evil Count Von Whedon when he gets his hands on a magical ring …

In the Friends episode ‘The One Where Chandler Can’t Cry’, Phoebe finds out that her sister Ursula has been making adult movies using her name. The name of one of the movies was Buffay: The Vampire Layer.