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2007I. BUFFY: VAMPIRE SLAYER: 2.
HUSH.
12/14/99
CHEERS to quiet suc-
cesses. The
December 14 episode of
Buffy the Vampire Slayer,
titled "Hush," was a mas-
terpiece of suffering in
silence and one of this
season's best episodes—
of any series. Written and
Speechless: directed by
Buffy's the show's
Gentlemen creator, Joss
Whedon, "Hush" was a
largely wordless night-
mare, thanks to some
voice-stealing demons
called Gentlemen who
float around doing some
literally unspeakable
things to victims who
can't yell. Whedon devised
any number of ingenious
ways to propel the plot
without dialogue, prov-
ing that the unsaid can
be scarier than all the
screams in Hollywood.
1/18/2000 Through 5/16/2000

2007J. BUFFY: VAMPIRE SLAYER: 3.
Buffy vs. Dracula The Slayer's fifth season opens as
the renowned Transylvanian bloodsucker casts his dark
shadow over Sunnydale. The gang is on red alert after Buffy
(Sarah Michelle Gellar) reports a surprise encounter with
Dracula. Riley wants to tackle him immediately, even
though the caped one's metamorphoses reveal he is more
powerful than the average vamp. But Buffy suggests they
avoid him until they have more info, and Riley thinks she's
starstruck by the famous—and famously sexy—count. How-
ever, it's Xander who falls under his spell. And as Buffy tries
to knock the daylights out of Drac, the sun's rising on a new
development at home. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. (100)
9/26/00
10/3/2000 Through 11/28/2000

2007K. BUFFY: VAMPIRE SLAYER: 4.
RESURRECTION. 10/5/2001
After Resurrection. 10/9/2001
THE TROUBLE WITH DAWN. 10/30/01
ONCE MORE WITH FEELING. 11/6/01
(A little fright music) A Buffy
Vampire Slayer MUSICAL.
Tara's Misgivings. 11/13/2001
Spike's Rejection. 11/20/2001
Warlock. w/Jeff Kober. 11/27/01
Invisibility. (Incl.) 1/8/02