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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 4, Episode 18Where the Wild Things Are (25 Apr. 2000)Buffy and Riley's passionate lovemaking energizes supernatural elements inside a frat house. Director:David Solomon |
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Cast
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| Sarah Michelle Gellar | ... | ||
| Nicholas Brendon | ... | ||
| Alyson Hannigan | ... | ||
| Marc Blucas | ... | ||
| James Marsters | ... | ||
| Anthony Head | ... |
Rupert Giles
(as Anthony Stewart Head)
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| Amber Benson | ... | ||
| Leonard Roberts | ... | ||
| Bailey Chase | ... | ||
| Kathryn Joosten | ... |
Genevive Holt
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| Emma Caulfield | ... | ||
| Casey McCarthy | ... |
Julie
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| Neil Daly | ... | ||
| Jeff Wilson | ... |
Evan
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| Bryan Cuprill | ... | ||
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It's becoming clear Adam is bridging the natural 'racist' aversion between demons and vampires. Spike eagerly stirs Anya's insecurity, even fearing a second sex-less night means Xander, who now runs an ice cream cart, is either no longer in love or physically flaw. Riley performs great in bed upstairs with Buffy and has planned a party downstairs in the frat house, mainly for the other commandos' moral. There weird, even scary things start happening, which drive everyone out. Willow and Giles discover that Lowell house formerly was a home for problem teenagers, where the prudish, still living director Genevive Holt, punished 'dirty deeds' so horribly that several victims have become poltergeists, who now draw energy from the love-making upstairs... Written by KGF Vissers
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25 April 2000 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Written by Pete Townshend
Performed by Anthony Head (as Anthony Stewart Head)
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When Xander and Anya are going to Riley's room to rescue Riley and Buffy, there are a pair of hands "helping" with the vine attack on Anya. See more »Quotes
Xander: You smell sin? Well let me tell you something lady, she who smelt it dealt it!See more »
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"Behind Blue Eyes"Written by Pete Townshend
Performed by Anthony Head (as Anthony Stewart Head)
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In a party in Lowell House, sexuality is in the air. Buffy and Riley make love all the time, while Willow, Tara, Xander, Anya and Spike observe the weird behavior of the youngsters and the presence of ghosts. They meet Giles, and they find the origin of the poltergeists in the place.
This episode presents a funny discussion between Anya and Xander about relationship and sex, but the greatest surprise is Giles singing The Who's "Behind Blue Eyes". He never disappoints and actually it is a great homage to the also British Roger Daltrey. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Onde as Coisas Malucas Acontecem?" ("Where the Crazy Stuffs Happen?")