In the Angel episode Lineage, Spike says, “So you’re not ruling out that a human being could’ve boffed a robot. Sex with robots is more common than most people think”. This is an obvious reference to Spike’s Buffybot from Intervention.

In No Place Like Home, Giles says of the bell on the door in the Magic Box, “Would someone please rip that bloody bell off its hinges?” Buffy pulls it off in Life Serial.

In the Angel finale ‘Not Fade Away‘, Spike finally has a chance to read his poetry to an appreciative audience. Here is the full poem that he was writing in a flashback in Fool For Love:

“My soul is wrapped in harsh repose,
midnight descends in raven-colored clothes,
but soft…behold!
A sunlight beam
cutting a …

The following is a stage direction for Prophecy Girl, in the scene in which Xander saves Buffy: “A small moment, then Xander leans over Buffy. Closing his fingers over her nose, he gives her mouth to mouth. Puts the heels of his hands to her chest (need I mention this …

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is spoofed in the 2002 movie Orange County. A character named Kip is at a party and says he has an idea for a show about vampires, which would have a deeper meaning about people and their stories.

There is a Buffy reference in the movie White Chicks. The character Marcus Copeland (played by Marlon Wayans) says the line, “How come I gotta deal with Buffy The White Girl Slayer?”

In Showtime, we see the First Evil (in the guise of Drusilla) instructing a Turok-Han to hold Spike’s head underwater. Slightlyembarrased wrote the following on this site: “As I understand it, vampires do not breathe (a point made time and again through this series as well as Angel), so why …

In The Body, Willow tries to choose what to wear. As she stands in front of her closet, you can see inside that she has a pink t.shirt with the Powerpuff Girls on it.

In the Angel episode Soul Purpose, Angel hallucinates that Spike is having sex with Buffy. Dialogue from the Buffy episode The Prom was used in the scene:

Buffy: “Every time I say the word prom, you get grouchy.”
Angel: “Buffy?”
Spike: “Won’t be long now.”
Angel: “You’re taking Buffy to the …

The Angel season five episode ‘Damage’ deals with the consequences of Willow’s powerful spell in Chosen, which gave all potentials their Slayer power. In ‘Damage’, Angel and Spike try to help a dangerous new Slayer called Dana, who was in a mental institution when she became a Slayer. The episode …

In the Angel season five episode ‘Conviction‘, Angel is sent the amulet which destroyed Sunnydale and Spike emerges from it. In ‘Just Rewards‘, we see a flashback to Spike’s death scene from Chosen. One of the first things that Spike asks Angel, after coming out from the amulet, is …

In Real Me, there are two instances where the lip movements and the words spoken are out of sync. The first time is when Buffy, Giles and Dawn are in the car driving to the Magic Box (7.23 minutes into the episode). Giles says, “Dawn, will you stop fiddling with …

In The Dark Age, Giles says, “And the rest is silence” after Buffy turns off the music she was exercising to. The same line was spoken by Merrick, Buffy’s Watcher in the 1992 movie Buffy the Vampire Slayer as he lay dying. Buffy (Kristy Swanson) also says the line to …

In The I in Team, Buffy is in the sewers on her mission for Professor Walsh. She sees the demons and then has a flashback to seeing them in the Initiative. Just before the flashback, we see a very quick shot of Buffy standing in the sewer, looking down at …

In The Replacement, Xander follows his double to his workplace. Whilst hiding, Xander is hit by the door of a Porta-cabin opening. The worker who comes out of the cabin has a name tag on his hat - Sedaris. This is probably a reference to humorist writer and columnist David …