David Boreanaz told the secret of the blood-drinking scenes in Angel at the David Boreanaz European Event:

“Actually, it’s a cup. They created a cup, it’s like a spill cup, so it looks like there’s stuff inside, but actually not really. So it’s actually air. Tastes good. They do have a …

David Boreanaz said of filming the Angel/Angelus fight scene in Orpheus:

“That was a probably one of my top five episodes, that one. The filming was all split. They were using a double, but I did all of my dialogue back and forth to the double, with myself.

[To do] all of …

Julie Benz (Darla) spoke of working with her co-star David Boreanaz:

“I’ve gotten to do some amazing work with David Boreanaz. He really is one of my favourite acting partners and we’ve had a lot of laughs, we’ve had a lot of tears. When you work with somebody like that throughout …

Julie Benz (Darla) said the following of playing a heavilt pregnant vampire:

“I had to wear a leotard that was stuffed with a pillow and it was pretty uncomfortable, but I think the biggest challenge during all those pregnant scenes was being on camera without any make-up on. That’s pretty much …

The episode Soul Purpose, in which Angel spends most of his time in bed, was devised because David Boreanaz had a knee operation and could not move well.

The Angel episode Soul Purpose was directed by it’s star, David Boreanaz. He said of the experience:

“Well, I always wanted to do that, and I approached [the producers] last season with that. They were kind of like, “yeah, sure.” It was not really much to think about. Being around set, …

David Boreanaz said of the end of Angel:

“Of course, it’s going to be emotional; you spend so much time with the crew, and you’re so close to them, and my father was there, my family was there. And it all came to a final close in the middle of an …

Stephanie Romanov (Lilah) said of her kissing scene with David Boreanaz in Carpe Noctem:
“However, I was actually nervous before. I may have known David for three years [but] he’d just gotten married and I’m newly married. So it was weird, like all of a sudden you’ve got to kiss your …

During one of his feverish dreams in Soul Purpose, Fred says to Angel, “Nothing. I can’t seem to find anything wrong with you. I mean… except that you’re empty. There’s nothing left. Just a shell.” A few episodes later Fred is infected by Illyria and becomes just that - a …

In Harm’s Way, Tamika comments that Harmony’s desk (and thermos) are covered with unicorns. We know that she loves the mythical animals from the Buffy episode Real Me.

In Harm’s Way, Harmony mentions that she was vamped during her high school graduation - seen in Buffy’s Graduation Day (Part 2).

The song that plays as Harmony wakes up in Harm’s Way is “Hey Sailor” by Detroit Cobras.

When the lights suddenly go out in Lineage, Spike shouts, “You’ll never take me to Hell, Pavayne!” This is a reference to the episode Hell Bound, in which the ghost of Pavayne was trying to send Spike into Hell. Spike is clearly still frightened by the experience.

In Spin the Bottle, a regressed Wesley prodly tells the others, “I am from the Watcher’s Academy in southern Hampshire. In fact, I happen to be head boy.” In Lineage, Wesley’s father says of his son, “Oh, the academy didn’t make him head boy for nothing. Mind you, as I …

In Lineage, Wesley’s father says of Angel, “He’s a puppet. He always has been. To the Powers That Be, to Wolfram & Hart. Now he’s ours.” In Smile Time, Angel literally becomes a puppet.