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In Season 2, Wolfram & Hart's Lindsey preens Darla as its weapon to bring down Angel. But Darla is brought back as a human, not a vampire, and her conscience prevents her from doing terrible evil. But as a human, she also suffers from a terminal case of syphilis--which she had contracted in her original life before being sired. (We learn, in "Darla," that she was an early settler in the Virginia Colony, where she was sired by the Master, a vampire Buffy would later face.) After failing to get Angel to turn her back into a vampire, Lindse ...

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To get over the loss of Buffy, Angel spends three months in a Sri Lankan monastery, where he encounters some demon monks ("Heartthrob"). He returns to L.A., as does Darla-- now heavy with child ("Offspring"). This has never happened to a vampire before, and no one--not Angel's gang nor Wolfram & Hart--can understand why this is. Prophecies reveal that a death will take place at the moment of the child's birth; he cannot be born through conventional means. It appears that the unborn boy might perish, but instead Darla (in "Lullaby") sacri ...

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Buffy has inspired a whole "industry" of television shows, books, comics and games. The history of these spinoffs can be traced in Buffyverse chronology. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Angel TV series. Main articles: Angel (TV series), and [[{{{2}}}]], See also:

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Writer Joss Whedon created the show as an intentional departure from the typical horror film formula, and also as a "replacement", of sorts, for the 1992 film. Traditional horror films included countless scenes of young blonde girls either portrayed as hysterical victims or being rescued by handsome well-armed male heroes. By reversing the cliché of the helpless female victim, Buffy presented an alternative paradigm which has been embraced by popular culture as an emblem of female power - in Whedon's narrative, Buffy's male friend Xa ...

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Angel TV series - Show stars. Angel (Angelus, Liam): David Boreanaz Cordelia Chase: Charisma Carpenter (1999-2003, appeared once afterwards) Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: Alexis Denisof (1999-2004, appeared once previously) - credited 'and Alexis Denisof' in seasons four and five Charles Gunn: J. August Richards (2000-2004, recurring previously) Winifred Burkle (Fred) and Illyria: Amy Acker (2001-2004, recurring previously) Spike: James Marsters (2003-2004, recurring prev ...

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While the first 3 seasons of Buffy (the only three produced and broadcast when Angel began its run) focused on the angst of adolescence, Angel chronicled the different stages of adulthood. The show began with Angel Investigations as an idealistic shoestring operation with impoverished employees who sacrificed material comforts in order to do the right thing. As the series progressed, Angel became a single father with a steadily more successful career, who had to deal with a rebellious teenage son. Most recently, he became the CEO of a billion-dollar corporation: he and his coterie o ...

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A plot summary, which contains numerous spoilers, is available. But since a large part of Angel is plot twists and turns, you may not want to read it if you haven't watched the entire series. ...

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Despite being a spin-off itself, Angel has inspired a whole "industry" of books, comics and merchandise. The history of many of these spinoffs can be traced in Buffyverse chronology. Angel TV series - Comics. Main articles: Buffyverse comics and Angel comics Many of these works are set at particular times within the Buffyverse. For example, Joss Whedon has written an Angel mini-series of comics, Long Night's Journey which was specifically set in early Angel Season 2. IDW Publishing is presently releasing, the highly selling Old Friends Ange ...

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Angel TV series - Awards Won. Saturn Awards: Best Network TV Series (2004) Best Actor in a TV Series David Boreanaz (2000, 2003, 2004) Best Supporting Actor in a TV Series James Marsters (2004) Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series Amy Acker (2004) Angel TV series - Awards Nominated. Saturn Awards: Best Network TV Series (2000-2003, 2005) Best Actor in a TV Series David Boreanaz (2001-2002) ...

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Buffy returns to Sunnydale after many months in hiding. Soon thereafter, Angel also returns from hell (actually an alternate dimension where time runs much faster; his time of torment has therefore been much longer than at first apparent). The first two seasons included several hints that the unseen mayor of Sunnydale might have some hand in the town's evil happenings. The evil Mayor (Richard Wilkins III) emerges as the major villain in the third season. (As a side note, the series writers often plotted the show to conceal the true identity of the primary villains until well into the season. Once discovered, ...

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At the start of Season 4, we learn that Wesley has captured Justine; he uses her to find and recover Angel ("Deep Down"). Wesley, exiled from the group, has also been having a love affair with Lilah, an old colleague and rival of Lindsey's at Wolfram & Hart. Angel and Connor meet up again, but the father is not willing to forgive the son--he kicks him out of the hotel. Needing a retreat, Angel, Gunn and Fred head to Las Vegas to see Lorne's act ("The House Always Wins") only to learn that he is actually being held hostage. They res ...

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These were published by Dark Horse, originally in comic format but then gathered into volumes of trade paperbacks. They were published from 1998 until 2004. A small number of Buffy comics have not been included in trade paperbacks. These include the comics: "Giles", "Johnathon", and "Reunion". Main article: Buffyverse canon The vast majority of Buffy comics featured in this list are not part of Buffyverse canon. That means they are not considered as official Buffyverse reality, but are stories from t ...

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Two other social issues are notable in connection with the Buffy series: class and race. Over its seven-year span, the series had a number of important narrative arcs that dealt with the question of social and economic class, beginning with the relationship between Xander Harris and Cordelia Chase. Xander's less-than-ideal family is depicted as working class, and Xander's impoverishment relative to upper class Cordelia is a significant issue in their relationship. Class remains a significant issue in later seasons as wel ...

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a mid-season replacement series, including only 12 episodes in its first season. The first season begins several months after the events of the movie, with Buffy Summers, already knowing she is the Slayer, arriving in Sunnydale, along with her somewhat oblivious mother, who believes her daughter is simply a troubled teenager. Buffy soon meets her Watcher, the librarian Rupert Giles, and the friends who will become her demon-fighting comrades, and they discover that the High School is located on a "Hellmouth", a portal which serves as a nexus and attract ...

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Season two continues with many stand alone, supernatural-high-school focused episodes. The primary action of the season, however, revolves around the tragic relationship between Buffy and her vampire lover Angel. The Master is replaced by the younger vampire couple Spike and Drusilla. Halfway through the season, Buffy and Angel finally make love for the first time; however, due to an unknown caveat in his gypsy curse, this results in Angel losing his soul and becoming evil. This is perhaps the most potent example of the show's metaphorical m ...

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Spike vs Dracula (throughout much of 20th-century) Angel comics - Autumn 1999 until Summer 2000 Angel Season 1. Surrogates Earthly Possessions Strange Bedfellows Hunting Ground Buffy/Angel crossover: Past Lives Angel comics - Autumn 2000 until Summer 2001 Angel Season 2. Long Night's Journey Autumnal Angel comics - Autumn 2001 until Summer 2002 Angel Season 3. Spike: Old Times Angel comics - ...

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Academic works. The show is notable for attracting the interest of scholars of popular culture. [5] It has inspired several academic books and essays, including Reading the Vampire Slayer, edited by Roz Kaveney, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Philosophy edited by James B. South. There is also an online refereed journal, Slayage, dedicated to critical studies of the show. An academic discipline known as Buffy Studies developed during the late 1990s which encouraged ...

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Buffy has inspired a whole "industry" of television shows, books, comics and games. The history of these spinoffs can be traced in Buffyverse chronology. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Angel TV series. Main article: Angel (TV series) Buffy's perpetually tragic, doomed love for the vampire-with-a-soul, Angel, played by David Boreanaz, was a recurrent theme in the first three seasons of the show. Angelus, as he was originally known, had his human soul restored by a gypsy ...

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Writer Joss Whedon created the show as an intentional departure from the typical horror film formula, and also as a "replacement", of sorts, for the 1992 film. Traditional horror films include young blonde girls either as hysterical victims or being rescued by handsome male heroes. By reversing the cliché of the helpless female victim, Buffy presented an alternative paradigm now embraced by popular culture as an emblem of female power - in Whedon's narrative, Buffy's male friend Xander is more likely to need rescuing, while Buffy is ...

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Buffy has inspired a whole "industry" of television shows, books, comics and games. The history of these spinoffs can be traced in Buffyverse chronology. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Angel TV series. Main articles: Angel (TV series), and [[]], and See also:

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Academic works. The show is notable for attracting the interest of scholars of popular culture. [5] It has inspired several academic books and essays, including Reading the Vampire Slayer, edited by Roz Kaveney, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Philosophy, edited by James B. South. There is also an online refereed journal, Slayage, dedicated to critical studies of the show. An academic discipline known as Buffy Studies developed during the late 1990s which encourage ...

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