UC Sunnydale’s campus cafe was called the Rocket Cafe. Buffy met Parker Abrams there in Living Conditions.

Dawn performed a resurrection spell after her mother died in Forever, taught to her by Doc. She needed dirt from Joyce’s grave, a photo of her mother and the egg of a Gorrah demon. She cancelled the spell when she realised it would be too painful for herself and her …

Buffy was accepted at Northwestern University in Choices. The University is in Evanston, Illinois.

When Buffy and Willow first saw the huge UC Sunnydale library in The Freshman, Buffy said, “Yeah, this is great, you know, if we ever need a place for the Nuremberg rallies.” Nuremberg, in the south of Germany, was the place where the Nazi’s held their anti-Semitic rallies from the …

Lowell House was the fraternity house situated directly above The Initiative’s secret base. Riley, Forrest and Graham lived there. They accessed the Initiative via a secret elevator hidden behind a mirror. From 1949 to 1960 Lowell House was a home for children run by Genevieve Holt. She was a religious …

In Graduation Day (Part 2), Faith says, “Little Miss Muffet counting down from 7-3-0″ (a foreshadowing of the arrival of Buffy’s sister Dawn). In the season five episode Real Me, Dawn is approached by a mad man who calls her “curds and whey”. This is a line from the …

Lilac One was Riley Finn’s Initiative call sign, seen in Doomed.

Some demons and vampires use kittens as currency in games of poker. Spike joined a game in Life Serial, which was where we first met Clem. A literal lone shark came after Spike in Tabula Rasa looking for kittens he was owed.

In Dead Man’s Party, Oz defined different types of parties: a gathering as “Brie, and mellow song stylings”, a hootenanny as “Choc full o’ hoot. Just a little bit of nanny” and a shindig as “Dip, less mellow song stylings, and large amounts of malt beverage”.

Shrimp have been a referenced many times in the show: In Spiral, Anya says that Xander doesn’t travel well, like fine shrimp; in Graduation Day (Part 1), Willow finds a spell to “communicate with shrimp”; in Superstar, Anya compares a parallel universe with shrimp; and in Triangle, Anya mentions a …

Kokopeli is a fertility god. Joyce Summers owned a statue of him, which Dawn loved. Buffy disposed of the statue in the episode Gone in an attempt to try and stop Willow from practising magic.

Kingman’s Bluff was an area of Sunnydale where Willow attempted to raise an old temple, which had been buried in an earthquake in 1932. Her aim was to end the world but Xander stopped her in Grave.

The Key was a mystical blob of green energy which was created to open the gates between different dimensions. Only those “outside reality” (such as crazy people) can the see the Key’s true nature. The monks of Dagon hid the Key from Glorificus, who wanted to use it to get …

Kalderash was the name of the gypsy tribe that cursed Angelus in 1898. They restored his soul so he would be forced to live with the terrible things he had done as a vampire. Jenny Calendar was a member of the tribe - her real name was Janna Kalderash. There …

Warren, Andrew and Jonathan attempted to rob a security van in Seeing Red, but Buffy stopped them. Warren escaped using a jetpack. Andrew had a pack too and tried to fly away but was knocked out when he hit the roof of a building. The two had planned to fly …