Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 7The seventh season on DVD? check: The seventh season episode guideLessons / season 7 - episode 1
Written by Joss Whedon
Directed by David Solomon and Joss Whedon
Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) battles the ghosts of Sunnydale High's past in a lively seventh-season opener punctuated by droll dialogue. Veteran Slayer-watchers will recall that Buffy's alma mater was razed at the end of the third season during a fight with a snake-demon mayor. Now revamped and restored, the school has a new crop of students, which includes awkward freshman Dawn. It also has a visitor, Buffy, who can't resist a chance to tour the facility. But her curiosity soon turns to dread when spirits from the old school materialize to harass her. Elsewhere, Giles consoles a guilt-ridden Willow (Alyson Hannigan).
Beneath You / season 7 - episode 2
Written by Doug Petrie
Directed by Nick Marck
Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) reluctantly teams with Spike (James Marsters) to slug it out with a gigantic worm, but there's a bigger surprise in store for the Slayer. Soon after Buffy reports for her first day as Sunnydale High's student counselor, Xander introduces her to a woman whose dog was eaten by the oversized annelid. Suspecting demon activity, Buffy volunteers to find the creature, and Spike, who's being tormented by an unknown force, shows up to offer his assistance. Willow (Alyson Hannigan), meanwhile, prepares to return home.
Same Time, Same Place / season 7 - episode 3
Written by Jane Espenson
Directed by James A. Contner
Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar), Xander and Dawn are unable to find Willow (Alyson Hannigan), whose return to Sunnydale is marred by a demon (Camden Toy) who relishes the skin of his victims.
Help / season 7 - episode 4
Written by Rebecca Rand Kirshner
Directed by Rick Rosenthal
Novice counselor Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) gropes for words of wisdom for Sunnydale High students, but is left speechless by Cassie (Azure Skye), a teen who calmly predicts her own death.
Selfless / season 7 - episode 5
Written by Drew Goddard
Directed by David Solomon
A wish granted by Anya has devastating consequences in this alternately witty and wrenching tale. Anya's breakup with Xander has driven her to return to her vengeance-demon ways with, well, a vengeance. But that changes after she takes a humiliated coed's desire to make frat boys "feel what it's like to have [their] hearts ripped out" too literally. Horrified by the carnage she has caused, Anya struggles to wash the blood from her hands. Juxtaposed with this Macbeth-like scene is a hilarious flashback detailing Anya's transformation from medieval Swedish housewife to demon. Back in the present, Willow (Alyson Hannigan) discovers the bodies and alerts Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar).
Him / season 7 - episode 6
Written by Drew Z. Greenberg
Directed by Michael Gershman
Lovestruck Dawn pushes to have a charismatic jock (Thad Luckinbill) made quarterback on Sunnydale High's football team; Xander and Spike (James Marsters) become reluctant roommates.
Conversations with Dead People / season 7 - episode 7
Written by Jane Espenson & Drew Goddard
Directed by Nick Marck
In a jarring episode filled with returning characters, Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar), Dawn and Willow (Alyson Hannigan) encounter deceased people from their pasts. While out on patrol, Buffy squares off with a former classmate and current vampire (Jonathan M. Woodward), who goads her into revealing her insecurities. Back at home, Dawn is thrown into a panic when an invisible force trashes the Summers' house and deposits the corpse of her mother on the sofa. Meanwhile, nerdy villains Jonathan and Andrew return from Mexico.
Sleeper / season 7 - episode 8
Written by David Fury & Jane Espenson
Directed by Alan J. Levi
As Dawn and Willow (Alyson Hannigan) recover from their chaotic night at the Summers house, Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) probes a series of grisly murders that may be the work of Spike (James Marsters). Aimee Mann appears and performs "Pavlov's Bell."
Never Leave Me / season 7 - episode 9
Written by Drew Goddard
Directed by David Solomon
Spike (James Marsters) is held captive in the Summers home while the Scoobies ponder their options in the aftermath of his murder spree; a squeamish Andrew tries to master killing; Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) contacts the Watchers' Council for advice.
Bring on the Night / season 7 - episode 10
Written by Marti Noxon & Doug Petrie
Directed by David Grossman
As the Scoobies research the orgins of the First to find a way to rescue Spike (James Marsters), Giles arrives with reinforcements — three apprentice Slayers. Also: Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) is rattled when her mother offers advice in her dreams.
Showtime / season 7 - episode 11
Written by David Fury
Directed by Michael Grossman
With the Slayer line of succession at stake, Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) prepares for a showdown with the Ubervamp in this pivotal, well-written episode. Skeletal, callous and frighteningly strong, the Ubervamp is among Buffy's deadliest foes. Chief minion of the devilish, shape-shifting First, the demon divides his time between killing potential Slayers and torturing the kidnapped Spike (James Marsters). Determined to protect her apprentices and rescue Spike, Buffy racks her brain for a plan of action while Giles and Anya hope that a visionary creature called Beljoxa's Eye can offer a final solution to the First threat.
Potential / season 7 - episode 12
Written by Rebecca Rand Kirshner
Directed by James A Contner
Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and Spike (James Marsters) establish a boot camp to prepare the potential slayers for combat with the First, while a spell from Willow (Alyson Hannigan) reveals another potential living in Sunnydale.
The Killer in Me / season 7 - episode 13
Written by Drew Z. Greenberg
Directed by David Solomon
The Killer in Me: Willow (Alyson Hannigan) undergoes a disturbing change in appearance following a night out with Kennedy (Iyari Limon); Spike (James Marsters) is beset by unexplained headaches; Giles takes the Potentials on a mystical retreat.
First Date / season 7 - episode 14
Written by Jane Espenson
Directed by David Grossman
Buffy's (Sarah Michelle Gellar) curiosity and her suspicions; Anya fumes when Xander lassoes a date with a flirtatious woman (Ashanti) interested in rope; Giles struggles to communicate with a new Potential who speaks only Vietnamese.
Get It Done / season 7 - episode 15
Written & Directed by Douglas Petrie
Desperate for a way to curtail the First, Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) embarks on a perilous quest for knowledge while, back at the Summers house, the Scoobies are rocked by tragedy within their ranks.
Storyteller / season 7 - episode 16
Written by Rebecca Rand Kirshner
Directed by David Solomon
On the day of his wedding to Anya, Xander gets cold feet about their prospective life together when an odd stranger offers him a glimpse into the future.
Lies My Parents Told Me / season 7 - episode 17
Written by David Fury and Drew Goddard
Directed by David Fury
The Scoobies' failure to nullify the First's hold on Spike (James Marsters) inspires Wood to pursue a vendetta as the vampire relives the day his soul was taken away.
Dirty Girls / season 7 - episode 18
Written by Drew Goddard
Directed by Michael Gershman
Renegade slayer Faith returns to Sunnydale just in time to help Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and her gang fight a nefarious new foe. The unusually violent episode opens as a girl flees a group of zombies and takes refuge with a cleric named Caleb (Nathan Fillion). However, it quickly becomes clear that Caleb is not on God's side, but the First's. He asks her to deliver a threatening message to the "original, accept-no-substitutes Slayer"... before stabbing the girl. As the Scoobies respond by preparing for battle, Buffy copes with the return of Faith, who, much to Buffy's chagrin, bonds with Spike (James Marsters). Meanwhile, in a lighter vein, Xander fantasizes about wild times with potential slayers.
Empty Places / season 7 - episode 19
Written by & Directed by Drew Z. Greenberg
Directed by James A. Contner
As Sunnydale's residents evacuate en masse, Faith rallies the demoralized potentials while an emotionally fragile Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) endures another run-in with Caleb.
Touched / season 7 - episode 20
Written by Rebecca Rand Kirshner
Directed by David Solomon
Faith restores calm to the rattled Potentials after the power goes out in Sunnydale; Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) confides her insecurities to Spike (James Marsters); the Scoobies interrogate a captured Bringer.
End of Days / season 7 - episode 21
Written by Douglas Petrie & Jane Espenson
Directed by Marita Grabiak
Faith deals with a time bomb and Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) adds a powerful weapon to her arsenal in the penultimate episode, which sets up the series finale. Like King Arthur drawing Excalibur, Buffy retrieves a mystic scythe from a stone to combat evil embodied here by the devilish priest Caleb. Since Caleb withstood the Slayer's prior assaults virtually unharmed, Buffy is surprised by his fear of the scythe and realizes the blade may give her an edge. Even with the lethal weapon, however, Buffy will be hard-pressed to slay Caleb, especially after Faith is incapacitated by an explosion. Luckily, Buffy's old guardian Angel (David Boreanaz) is in town for the climactic showdown.
Chosen / season 7 - episode 22
Written & Directed by Joss Whedon
Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) meets her destiny in the series finale when she leads the Scoobies, the Potentials and Angel (David Boreanaz) into the Hellmouth for a final showdown with the First. Joss Whedon, the show's creator, wrote and directed the episode. report error and omissions here
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