Classements & Sondages sur la série

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"Buffy The Vampire Slayer" - ‘Halloween’ (1997)

Written by Carl Ellsworth, the Scooby Gang finds themselves transformed into the costumes they’ve rented from Ethan's Costume Shoppe, and all hell erupts in Sunnydale. For anyone who has ever pondered what might happen if those little trick or treaters actually became the characters they portrayed, this one’s for you. Buffy goes southern belle, Willow creates the first slutty ghost, Xander gets all The Hurt Locker and William the Bloody muses, “This is just… neat.” It’s the perfect backdrop to carve a pumpkin to.

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"Buffy The Vampire Slayer" – ‘Fear, Itself’ (1999)

Written my David Fury, Buffy Summers and the gang find themselves once again at the epicenter of Halloween badness, or goodness, depending on how you look at it, when they attend a frat party hosted by a diminutive demon, with all the sugary ocular trappings of All Hallow’s Eve. Suspenseful, with a comedic finish, grab a bowl of candy corn and dig in.

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6) Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2003)

After an abortive movie version ruined by studio meddling, Joss Whedon finally got the chance to bring his vision to the screen with this groundbreaking genre show. In his vampire-slaying heroine, Whedon subverted the horror cliché of the teenage damsel-in-distress, creating a pop-culture icon in the process. The last two seasons dipped slightly in quality as Whedon shifted his attention to other projects, but even then, innovations like a musical episode helped inspire subsequent shows to push the boundaries.

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24) Angel (1999-2004)

One of those rare beasts, a spin-off that was almost as good as the original, Angel saw the titular vampire-with-a-soul join forces with the bitchy Cordelia and others to battle the forces of darkness in the City of Angels. Like its hero, Angel was at home in the darkness, with much-loved characters regularly killed off and Angel often choosing an ambiguous moral path. Without Angel there’d never have been Edward Cullen – but we can’t blame him for that!

Même si je n'ai pas tout compris, le fait que deux épisodes soient repris est une bonne nouvelle à laquelle je ne peux qu'acquiescer. Merci.