Orpheus

Episode aired Mar 19, 2003
Unrated
42m

IMDb RATING

9.0/10

2.2K

YOUR RATING

Action Adventure Drama Fantasy Thriller

Fred calls Willow to re-en soul Angel. She encounters unexpected resistance from a mysterious source. Faith's strategy to capture Angelus has an unexpected side effect. She enters Angel's mi... Read allFred calls Willow to re-en soul Angel. She encounters unexpected resistance from a mysterious source. Faith's strategy to capture Angelus has an unexpected side effect. She enters Angel's mind and witnesses some of his past.Fred calls Willow to re-en soul Angel. She encounters unexpected resistance from a mysterious source. Faith's strategy to capture Angelus has an unexpected side effect. She enters Angel's mind and witnesses some of his past.

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IMDb RATING

9.0/10

2.2K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Willow's guest appearance here makes her the 2nd most prolific character in the Buffyverse, giving her 147 appearances (144 on Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997) and 3 on Angel (1999)). Angel is the most (110 appearances on his own show and 57 on Buffy) and Buffy the third (144 on her own show and 2 guest slots on Angel).

Goofs
When Angel rescues the puppy, it changes breed in different shots.

Quotes
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: Did the call of magic draw you here?
Willow: Oh, no. More like the call of Fred.

Connections
Referenced in Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Dirty Girls (2003)

Soundtracks
Mandy
Performed by Barry Manilow

User reviews5

Featured review

10/10

The journey of an Angel and Faith

Faith is probably one of the best characters ever created for a TV series. Her journey from hero, to villain, to a woman trying to find redemption is a powerful one. Faith's guilt and self loathing, especially in this episode, make her a powerful character and one you want to see reach a happy ending to her journey.

Elisa Dushku is brilliant as Faith, her best role to date, mostly due to the wide range this character has afforded her to play.

The journey of both Faith and Angelus through Angel's past was very well written and a great way to give Faith the strength to continue with her own journey, to fight the good fight again rather than merely rotting in jail.

A very powerful, well written, beautifully directed episode of "Angel".