Willow appears in L.A. at the end of the Angel episode There’s No Place Like Plrtz Glrb to inform Angel that Buffy had died - seen in The Gift. Angel realises why she’s there as soon as he says her, saying, “It’s Buffy”.

In the teaser for Band Candy, we see Buffy’s practice page for the SAT’s - but there are no answers completed, and the answers don’t appear to correspond to the question Gils asks.

We find out in the episode Darla that it was The Master who sired Darla, in the Virginia colony in 1609. Darla lay dying at the time and was not afraid of the Master.

When Wesley finds Angel drawing multiple sketches of Darla in the episode Darla, in the original script he spotted a nude drawing and this exchange ensued:

Angel: “I’ve been …thinking. That’s all.”
Wesley: “Thinking?”
Angel: “Yes. It helps me sometimes to think with my hands.”
Wesley: “And occasionally….just the one …

When Wesley and Virginia are walking back to Virginia’s room in Guise Will Be Guise, Wesley is wearing his glasses, but when the fight breaks out, Wesley’s glasses are gone.

In Reptile Boy if you look carefully you can clearly see where the top and bottom halfs of the costume join.

This really isn’t a goof (I guess), just more of a thing that I don’t buy and that bugs me.

In The Dark Age, Giles wants Buffy to meet him outside the hospital at “8:30 sharp.” That night, Buffy has enough time to wait around for him, attempt to call him, …

When a desperate Warren visits Rack to buy magics to protect him from the Slayer in Villains, he gets tangled up in conversation. While Warren remains unaware, Rack has sensed the truth of Tara’s death, and Willow’s wrath. Increasingly frustrated with Rack’s cryptic, Warren quips, “Oh you’re right, …

In Hell’s Bells, Xander is shown a vision of his future that terrifies him to the core, even after he learns that it was only smoke and mirrors. His future kids, Josh and Sara, are unremarkable, except perhaps for the question of his daughter’s ears. On the surface …

In ‘The killer in me’, when the potentials have all gone off with Giles, Buffy goes down to the basement to chat with Spike, and revels in the fact that she has her bathroom to herself for 2 whole days.

I was under the impression there was only the one …

Eight Stops Seven’s song “Good Enough” (from the album In Moderation) plays in The Bronze at the start of the episode Wild at Heart.

“Wonderland” by Collapsis (from the album Dirty Wake) can be heard in the background when Willow and Parker talk in Beer Bad.

“Nothing But You” by Kim Ferron plays on the jukebox in the bar in Beer Bad.

Smile’s “The Best Years” (from the album Girl Crushes Boy) plays in the Bronze as Oz brings Willow a drink in Beer Bad.

Ash’s song “I’m Gonna Fall” (from their album Nu-Clear Sounds) plays in Beer Bad when Buffy and Xander talk in the pub.