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Buffy the Vampire Slayer Magazine #1
“When he wakes up, tell him… I don’t know. Think of something cool; tell him I said it.”
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Episode Spotlights
In the worlds of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, the sheer care, craft, and detail poured into every episode means no single viewing could ever catch it all. Over the years, fans have dissected the series frame by frame, analysing everything from dialogue, costume choices,…
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The Official Magazines
The Official Buffy the Vampire Slayer Magazine began its run in October 1999, launched in the UK by Titan Magazines. Over the next six years it became a cornerstone of Buffy fandom, producing seventy‑five issues and two Annual Yearbooks, and even spawning a shorter American edition…
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Angel
Born Liam in 1727, Angel crossed the paths of the vampire Darla in 1753 and was transformed into the vampire Angelus. For centuries, Angelus, Darla and their companions Spike and Drusilla, swarmed throughout the known world, killing and torturing innocents on their travels. The Master once…
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Girl Blue (Part 4)
“The time will come, Giles. You have to prepare yourself for the worst.”
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Girl Blue (Part 3)
“As I listened to the vampire, Roux, I realised I was her captive, her audience, her interrogator, and her boyfriend. Modern dating is thorny. Next time, I’ll just swipe right.”
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Girl Blue (Part 2)
“You rose from the dead to make a machine that makes people dumber? How droll. Why not just watch the news?”
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Girl Blue (Part 1)
“I’m sixteen going on fifty-something. I’ve been to Hell and back. And I’m having a mid-life crisis. In high school!”
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Back to the Wall
“It’ll take more than you’ve got. Poison, then ambush? Know what I call that? My eighteenth birthday present. From my teacher.”
Welcome to The Watcher’s Guide, a resource, quite fittingly, back from the dead!
The original website shut down in 2004, following the cancellation of Angel. But Buffy the Vampire Slayer was no flash in the pan. It inspired and changed the way television was made and 30 years later, we’re still discussing the show and hoping for something new from the creative universe built over 254 episodes.
Firefly and Dollhouse also brought unique looks at the human condition in a fresh and innovative way, with a science-fiction twist, just as the BuffyVerse dealt with fantasy.
This website aims to be the ultimate resource for the five Mutant Enemy produced shows, to preserve their legacy, their characters and share it with the generations that have come since…
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