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We pick up from last episode with Kendra and Buffy facing off. Buffy calls a truce, and they go and confirm Kendra is indeed a Slayer, called when Buffy died at the hands of the Master. Angel is minutes from death by sunlight, when he is saved by Willy, only to be delivered to Spike. Cordy and Xander are attacked by the Bugman Tarakan, and barricade themselves in the basement. For reasons best kept to themselves, this proves the impetus to snog each other's faces off, then escape. Meanwhile, Oz and Willow are getting on well, but are interrupted by the third Tarakan, disguised as a policewoman, who shoots at Buffy. Oz takes a bullet in the arm saving Willow. The Gang then discover that Spike means to revive Dru with a ritual that will kill Angel. Kendra and the Gang storm in to rescue Angel, during which Spike is crippled by falling debris. Drusilla has been made strong, and carries the paralyzed Spike to safety. — Short synopsis by Bruce.
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| Number: |
Episode 22 |
| Titel: |
What's My Line, Part 2 |
| Book: |
Marti Noxon |
| Direction: |
David Semel |
| on TV: |
USA: 21.11.1997 / |
| Guests: |
Daniel "Oz" Osbourne Seth Green
Spike James Marsters
Drusilla Juliet Landau
Willy Saverio Guerra
Hostage Kid Danny Strong
Kendra Bianca Lawson
Patrice Spice Williams |
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Buffy convinces Kendra to meet Giles. When she does, it turns out that Kendra's telling the truth: when Buffy drowned to death in the Master's lair, the next Slayer was activated. Kendra has been sent to Sunnydale by her Watcher, Sam Zabuto, because signs point to something terrible happening there soon. Meanwhile, Willy saves Angel from the cage just in the nick of time... but delivers him to Spike. Cordelia and Xander are attacked by the salesman, who explodes into a mass of worms and chases them around Buffy's house until they barricade themselves in the basement. Spike brings a weakened Angel to Drusilla, saying that all they need is that night's full moon and Angel's death for Drusilla to be fully restored to health.
Buffy wonders if it would be so bad to let Kendra be the Slayer so she can have a normal life. Trapped in Buffy's basement, Cordelia and Xander get to arguing, which leads to kissing. Creeped, they make a desperate escape. Willow is charmed by Oz, and when the policewoman at career day turns out to be the third assassin, Oz takes a bullet to save Willow. Kendra saves Buffy, but the assassin gets away. Everyone meets at the library, and Giles reveals that the rest of Drusilla's cure will require the death of her sire. Buffy knows that means Angel, and now she's mad. "Nobody messes with my boyfriend," she says dangerously.
Drusilla tortures Angel before the ritual, exacting revenge for the way he killed her family. Buffy and Kendra bond, while Xander discovers how to kill the worm-man. Then they go to get the truth out of Willy the bartender. After the girls threaten him, he agrees to take them to where the ritual will take place. Kendra thinks they should go to Giles first, but Buffy doesn't want to wait. Willy takes her to the church... delivering her right into the hands of the waiting assassins.
The ritual is underway: in five minutes, Angel will be dead, and it looks like Buffy could be dead by then too. But Kendra arrives with Giles and the kids, and a melee ensues. After Xander and Cordy dispose of the worm-man and Kendra deals with the third assassin, Buffy interrupts the ritual half-way. Spike sets fire to the church and tries to escape with Drusilla, but Buffy beans him with the brazier, collapsing the organ on top of the fleeing vampires. Kendra helps Buffy get Angel out of the burning church. The next day, Oz charms Willow yet again, Xander and Cordy argue and kiss yet again, and Buffy bids goodbye to Kendra, who tells her that Slaying isn't a job. "It's who you are," she says. And in the burned-out ruins of the church, a rejuvenated Drusilla carries a weakened Spike away to recuperate.
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Kendra: "Did I not see you kissing a vampire?"
Willow: "Buffy would never do that! Oh. Except for... sometimes you do that."
Willy, as Spike drags an unconscious Angel away: "What are you gonna do with him anyway?"
Spike: "I'm thinking... maybe dinner and a movie. I don't want to rush into anything. I've been hurt, you know."
Cordelia: "Here! I don't do worms."
Oz: "Well, I sorta test well. Y'know, which is cool. Except that it leads to jobs."
Willow: "Well, don't you have any ambition?"
Oz: "Oh, yeah. Yeah. E-flat diminished ninth."
Willow: "Huh?"
Oz: "Well, the E-flat, it's... it's doable. But it's that diminished ninth, you know... it's a man's chord. You could lose a finger."
Xander: "Who sponsored career day today? The British Soccer Fan Association?"
Xander: "Angel's our friend! Except I don't like him."
Drusilla: "Say 'uncle.' Oh, that's right, you killed my uncle."
Oz, to Willow: "The monkey's the only cookie animal that gets to wear clothes, you know that? You have the sweetest smile I've ever seen. So I'm wondering, do the other cookie animals feel sorta ripped? Like, is the hippo going, 'Hey, where are my pants? I have my hippo dignity.' And, you know, the monkey's just (French accent) 'I mock you with my monkey pants.' And then there's a big coup at the zoo."
Willow: "The monkey is French?"
Oz: "All monkeys are French. You didn't know that?"
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