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This ep is full of mommy issues and mayhem! Dive into the haunting past of Spike through the emotional rollercoaster of "Lies My Parents Told Me." Discover the dark secrets that shaped one of Sunnydale's most complex characters, and join Kahmeela and Marcella as they unravel the threads of vengeance, redemption, and the unshakable bonds of a mother's love turned nightmarish. This episode is a must-listen for any Buffy enthusiast!

Gather around children for a tale of the Slayer of the Vampyre. In this fun and revealing episode, Andrew takes center stage. We get an intimate look at his insecurities and fantasies through his own narration and flashbacks. Though often played for laughs, Andrew shows surprising depth when he finally confesses to killing Jonathan. Meanwhile, the Scoobies scramble to deal with the latest demonic threat and an ever-worsening situation in Sunnydale. Kahmeela and Marcella hope to get Tom Lenk to narrate their lives someday.  Watch the video on Patreon!

One thing about Buffy, she's gonna jump into a portal. No questions asked. This time, she leaves her crew to deal with the beastie that came out of the portal and the feeling that she doesn't fully appreciate them. 

Buffy and Xander pick now to see what the dating scene is like. One is successful, the other not so much.  Let's talk about awkward celebrity encounters, helping yourself to someone else's food, Giles' lack of artistic skills and why for the love of cheese, is Ashanti here.

Welcome to our new patron, Douglas! Thank you so much for your support!  There is a Freaky Friday type of situation happening in Sunnydale...again. And since NOBODY hugged Giles when he returned to Sunnydale (WTF?) they all think he could be the First. Want to watch the video of this podcast? Become a patron at any level! https://www.patreon.com/revisitingsunnydale

The potentials get some in-the-field training while Dawn answers a wrong number. We have grown a soft spot for Dawn and time along with the new canon, has ruined a perfectly good moment.

While Spike is still the First's plaything, the gang comes up with a plan to maybe slow down the First. These potentials are doing a whole lot of whining and not a lot of forward thinking.  Quick question: Have we gotten too close and too deep to Buffy to still enjoy it? We have a hard conversation.

Giles shows up with some potential Slayers who may have been trained in combat, but have ZERO home training.

Council is keeping secrets and got blowed up. Andre goes grocery shopping, Spike seems to have gone to therapy, and what is up with Principal Wood?

The First, who happens to just be a creepy stalker, is ready to start shaking things up. Buffy gets a much needed pseudo therapy session, but should she feel shame for what she did with Spike?

Let's play, Anya, This Your Life! Full of cheating trolls, frat boys, work-life balance discussions, vengeance, so-called friends trying to kill you, and charming D'Hoffryn. I love a good back story.

Buffy is unqualified and counseling teens. Seems legit. But oddly enough, she seems to be the only one concerned when a young girl comes to her and says she's going to die in a few days.