Buffy The Serial Podslayer

Could there be a division of opinion between your humble podcasters?  Bob loves the comedy of The Zeppo, but will Chelsea agree?

Bob and Chelsea get into an episode about dumb men controlling women.  Does it hit too close to home?

This belatedly released podcast delves into an episode dealing with a literal witch hunt.  Chelsea and Bob discuss the fun of it, but also how it is somewhat familiar to the times we currently live in.

This very special Christmas episode should have been called "A Very Special Sunnydale Christmas", but it also deals with Angel's sordid past.  Chelsea and Bob break down the good and the bad.

Much like old school comics, this is an episode that explores an alternative reality in which many of the characters you care about die.  Bob and Chelsea breakdown this minor masterpiece.

The return of Spike to Sunnydale is discussed by Chelsea and Bob as well as some resolutions to some relationship drama.

As the title suggest this plot heavy episode is about characters learning things about each other, also an awesome glove weapon.

The funniest episode of the series so far, penned by Jane Espenson in her first Buffy credit, is discussed by Chelsea and Bob.  Some of the acting by Kristine Sutherland, Anthony Stewart Head, and Armin Shimeran can't be beat.

It is Slayerfest '98 and Bob and Chelsea discuss all the highlights including type face choices and fashion

Bob and Chelsea examine a powerful episode that directly deals with issues of domestic violence.

Chelsea and Bob break down the third episode of season three, which is more like a traditional pilot episode as it introduces new characters and sets up the rest of the season.

The ultimate metaphor of not burying things is handled in this episode in which the dead rise, we also meet the show's scariest villain to date.  Bob and Chelsea discuss.

Bob and Chelsea kick off the premier of season 3 with a in depth discussion of how likely it is to get a job as a waitress amongst other topics.

The latter half of the season finale is discussed and it is a humdinger.  Chelsea and Bob cover all the action that ends the second season as well as review of the whole of season 2 and a look forward to season 3, which will be coming at you next week.

This is a very unique episode of the podcast that we didn't expect to make and hope to not again.  Joss Whedon's ex-wife has made some stunning and credible allegations regarding their marriage that Chelsea and Bob felt needed to be addressed before continuing on with the show.  This is not a discussion of Buffy, but more an examination of the disappointment in the show's creator and how his alleged actions relate to his brand of feminism.  If you want to just listen to the epsidoe recaps, feel free to skip this one.  However, it was felt that the show couldn't be done in good conscience without first addressing the breaking news.  The original article that is refernced and penned by Kai Cole (Whedon's ex) can be found here... http://www.thewrap.com/joss-whedon-feminist-hypocrite-infidelity-affairs-ex-wife-kai-cole-says/

The end of season 2 is nearly here and this first part of the two part finale amps up the action.  Bob and Chelsea discuss the setup for the big finale.

It is time for a very special episode about the consequences of steroid use and grade changing to make athletes eligible to compete.  Chelsea and Bob dig into an episode many don't love, but all can agree includes fish men.

Bob and Chelsea enjoy the mellow sounds of The Flamingos singing their biggest hit, and also comment on a more subtly toned episode of Buffy.

Everytime Chelsea and Bob get to talk about a great episode it seems it is followed by something that is less than great.  That's ok, it is fun to break down the boring hospital episode just as much as the really good plot heavy episodes.

Bob and Chelsea get into an episode that goes to new dark places for the show.  This is a great episode that was funny to banter about.