Buffy The Serial Podslayer

Bob and Chelsea discuss a less than fun episode mostly set in a hospital and then discuss some Buffy news that was current in July when the episode was recording

Chelsea and Bob discuss a rubber snake monster that Buffy beats to death, because that is a thing that happens.

Chelsea and Bob discuss Spike's character arc, history, and pathetic nature in this episode that dives deep into the man before the vampire and his rise to the ranks of the undead.

In this episode the theme of families not always been created by blood is explored with Chelsea and Bob digging into the topic.

Chelsea and Bob explain their reaction to all of the Dawn revelations that are finally unveiled in this season's fifth episode.

Chelsea and Bob discuss Spikes latest plan, that definitely doesn't go as planned.

Considering how pro Xander this podcast has been, it will be really exciting to double our pleasure with a second Xander!

In which we get to learn more about Dawn, who mysteriously showed up as a regular cast member without any explanation whatsoever.  Chelsea and Bob discuss this interesting development.

Yes, that Dracula makes and appearance.  This unconventional season opener brings to Sunnydale the most famous of vampires and sets the tone for the season, including a big suprise at the end that Chelsea and Bob discuss.

This surreal episode delves into the dreams and nightmares of the core characters.  Chelsea and Bob do their best to interpret the symbolism and the overall effect of the episode.

The penultimate episode for season 4 acts more as a season finale.  Chelsea and Bob discuss the effectiveness at which it wraps up the major storylines of the season.

Chelsea and Bob breakdown a fun episode where Spike uses his emotional read on all the characters to bring to fruition the seeds of division that have been incubating the entire season.

Chelsea and Bob discuss a momentous episode that features some stellar performances and still is a weak link in the season 4 chain despite all that goodness.

While this is not a remake of the Maurice Sendak classic children's book, Chelsea and Bob break down an episode that has some decent parts, but is problematic.

Chelsea and Bob discuss the world in which Buffy is a plucky sidekick to the coolest guy in Sunnydale... Jonathan.

Chelsea and Bob breakdown a classic from the body swap genre.  Who acted the other character best is answered deifnitively.

Chelsea and Bob get into the return of Faith to the Buffy world and her symbolic dreams.

While this is part 2 of a Riley centric story line, Bob and Chelsea really dig into the early stages of the Willow/Tara relationship.  It isn't on screen nearly as long, but has so many more implications for the series and is far more interesting.

Have you ever really wanted an episode deeply devoted to Riley, consider this part 1 of 2 in some exciting Riley centric episoding.  Chelsea and Bob discuss the joys of this.

Giles has a bad day, instead of Buffy on her birthday.  This is a very brief discussion between Chelsea and Bob on this episode.