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Episode 1 & 2
Resurrection:
Now, we turn the page to find Buffy’s friends, Xander, Willow, Spike, Anya, Tara and sister Dawn as they try to cope with the Slayer’s death and are left to defend Sunnydale without her. Giles, with no slayer to watch, heads back to England. Anya has taken over the Magic Box. Willow and Tara are acting as Dawn's guardians. Willow has reprogrammed the Buffybot. Willow uses her growing powers to revive Buffy, but the spell is slow-acting and the gang misses the slayer's emergence from the grave. When Buffy does get back above ground, she is not herself and wanders back to the scene of her own death. A bloodthirsty band of motorcycle-riding demons threaten to jeopardize their plan to bring the Slayer back from the dead. 

Episode 3
Afterlife:
Buffy has been resurrected from the grave and although she’s a bit shaken from her return trip from a hell dimension, everything would appear to be falling back into place. Or is it? After re-associating Buffy (who we find out has been dead for one-hundred and forty-seven days) with her once familiar surroundings and friends, strange things begin happening. Did the gang bring back a tortured and evil Buffy from the grave? Or, did something else come with her? Why is Spike suddenly returning to his romantic days? Our two favorite mega-witches, Willow and Tara, start hitting the books to find out why several demonic possessions are taking place within the click. What they find out is almost as shocking as Buffy’s death and resurrection. Are you ready for the first real mono-a-mono death duel since her return. As Spike puts it, "The thing about magic? There’s always consequences. 

Episode 4
Flooded:
With Joyce gone, Buffy finds herself trying to contend with burst pipes and loans. She the advice of a just-returned Giles and indulges an off- camera meeting with Angel. Buffy's ongoing frustration is bad news for the demon dispatched by a trio of bored, nerds to the slayer's home. Buffy winds up drowning him in water formed by her plumbing leak.

Episode 5
Life Serial:
The Scooby Gang celebrate Xander and Anya's engagement. When Dawn lies to Buffy and spends Halloween night joyriding and partying with boys, Buffy finds herself having to assume the role of parent/disciplinarian. Willow and Tara have a fight about Willow's abuse of magic. Willow casts a spell on Tara to make her forget the fight.

Episode 6
All The Way:
Panicky about his impending marriage to Anya, Xander accidentally concocts a "truth spell" that causes everyone in Sunnydale to reveal all of their innermost thoughts and feelings in song. When Buffy and Spike learn of their true feelings for each other, they share their first real kiss.

Episode 7
Once More With Feeling:
This is the all singing all dancing episode! Willow reveals in song that she cast a spell to make Tara forget their fight, and Tara decides to break up with Willow as a result. Finally, Giles decides to return to England for good. 

Episode 8
Tabula Rasa:
Buffy is out on patrol in a graveyard. Spike comes up from behind her, saying he wants to talk, specifically about the kiss they shared. Buffy tries to avoid him and the topic by walking away from him. She says she never wants to kiss or touch him again. Suddenly, she jumps on top of him, saving him from a flying stake. Two vamps and a demon (a land shark, no joke) are after Spike. Spike owes the Landshark demon some kittens (20 Siamese.) Remember, demons use kittens for currency. Buffy protects Spike from the vampires and the Landshark, impressed, tries to offer her some freelance work. Buffy declines the offer and Spike takes off. Giles tells Buffy that he's leaving Sunnydale. At the house, Tara and Dawn are waiting for Willow to get ready to go to the shop. Willow is still in towels from her shower, so she sends them ahead of her. She then uses magic to dress and then casts a spell to make both Buffy and Tara forget…a Tabula Rasa spell, stronger than the last one. The focus of the spell is the fire in the fireplace and a crystal which Willow keeps in her pocket. Back at the house, the fire is out and all the ingredients are burnt up. The rest of the gang fall to the floor in the Magic Box and continue to sleep well past the sun setting. Buffy awakens first and turns on the light which wakes the others. All of them are looking around, unsure of where they are or who they are. Willow was lying on the ground with Xander while Giles was leaning against Anya. No one remembers anything. They start to look around; Willow and Tara realize that they're in a magic shop. Buffy instinctively protects Dawn, Spike thinks he and Giles are father and son. Anya thinks that her and Giles are engaged since they woke up together and she's wearing a ring. Willow realizes that they can use they're Driver's licenses to discover their identities. Willow, Tara, Giles, and Tara find out they're names from their Ids. Willow, wearing Xander's jacket, thinks that they're dating. Spike finds a name inside his jacket; he believes that he's Randy Giles. Anya discovers that her and Giles own the shop together. Buffy, not knowing her name, talks with Dawn, who discovers her name by an ID necklace. Buffy decides to take the name Joan. After bickering, they discover that they must be sisters. Basically everyone is confused and this is not helped when the Shark demon sends his vamps after Spike/Randy and in all the ensuing madness Willow falls on top of Tara and the crystal falls from her pocket. Xander steps on the crystal, breaking the spell. Buffy gets kicked around and Spike tries to help, but he's knocked down too. Xander, Dawn and Tara all realize what Willow has done. Tara can't even look Willow in the eyes, which is good because she starts to cry. At the Bronze, Michelle Branch performs "Goodbye to You". The rest of the scenes are shown with the music playing in the background. Buffy is sitting at the counter, staring into space. At the house, Tara is packing her clothes. Willow is in another room, leaning against the wall, crying. Giles is onboard a plane, leaving for England. Spike approaches Buffy, but she turns away from him; he walks away defeated. Tara is taking her stuff out of the house where Dawn is standing. When Tara movers to hug her goodbye, Dawn runs into the house. Buffy gets up form the counter. Then, in a back corner of the bronze, we see Buffy and Spike making out.

Episode 9
Smashed:
Two muggers in an alley corner a couple. Buffy steps in to save them, and is surprised that's it's just a normal street crime. She begins to beat up the two muggers, but Spike steps in to save her and is stopped by the chip in his head. Back at the house, Willow is still upset over Tara leaving. She starts to play with the Amy-rat, promising her that if she could find a way to turn her back, she would. Willow then has an idea, literally conjures a spell out of thin air, casts it, and turns Amy back to human. A startled, and naked Amy looks around the room and screams. The Nerd-Trio break into the Sunnydale museum and steal a large diamond. Phase one of the plan is complete, they say. Back at the house, Willow starts to nurse a confused Amy back to health. Buffy comes back home and starts to talk with Willow about making choices when Amy comes into the room. A news story about the frozen guard interrupts their talk and Buffy goes to the crime scene to investigate. Walking around the side of the museum, she runs into Spike who says he's there to investigate too. Spike tries to convince her that he can change. She hits him and he hits her back. He realizes, as Buffy lies on the ground, that he didn't feel any pain from the chip. Spike, realizing that the chip may finally no longer be working, puts an evil smile on his face as Buffy walks away. He walks the streets of Sunnydale, feeling he can hunt for the first time in years. He sees a target, a young girl, and corners her in an alley. He vamps out and lunges for her neck when the chip kicks in and shocks him away from the girl. Spike has no idea what's going on. Tara and Dawn are hanging out in the park, having a Milkshake and Movie Fun day. Tara tells Dawn that her moving out had nothing to do with her and that she will always be there for her. At the Magic Shop, Xander, Anya, Buffy, and Willow are investigating the security guard frozen event. Willow lays her hands on the laptop and uses Magic to surf the Internet to get the police files on the crime. She discovers the diamond theft and that the police are withholding some info from the press. Spike goes to Warren's house, which is the HQ of the Nerd-Trio, to have Warren look at his chip. He convinces the group to help him by threatening to break a limited edition Boba Fett action figure.Warren examines Spikes chip and tells him that the chip is working fine. Spike at first doesn't believe him, and then accepts it. He now knows they're nothing wrong with him, something's wrong with Buffy. At the shop, Xander, Anya, and Buffy try to find the demon frost monster that eats diamonds. Spike calls Buffy on the phone, telling her to meet him at the cemetery. Spike's pissed that she didn't show up at the cemetery and tries to provoke her into fighting with him. Buffy finally hits him and Spike hits her back. Buffy stares wide-eyed at the fact that Spike no longer feels pain when her hits her. At first, she thinks he got rid of the chip, but then Spike tells her, "Don't you get it? You came back wrong." Spike and Buffy's fight turns from violence to passion as they throw each other around the room, trading kisses. The house starts to fall apart as Buffy unzips Spike pants. The episode ends with the two having sex as the house falls apart around them. 


Episode 10
Wrecked:
As Buffy continues to fight her continued attraction to Spike, Willow and Amy's relationship leads them to a very dangerous place. Will Buffy and her friends be able to stop Willow's descent into magical addiction?

Episode 11
Gone:
Buffy is accidentally turned invisible by the super villains.
Buffy takes advantage of her new situation by paying Spike a visit and messing with [deserving] people. Xander confronts Willow, discovers Spike in the middle of something with an Invisible Buffy, and spends some quality time bickering with his fiancé. Angry, Buffy takes it out on her hair, which later requires some professional assistance and ends up much shorter. Willow uses a *tiny* bit of magic, but stops herself before the magic serves its purpose or she gets caught, and she still feels guilty. Buffy finally discovers the super villains.

Episode 12
Doublemeat:
The slayer works the counter at a fast-food establishment adjacent to the Hellmouth, and grows suspicious of the strange happenings not to mention her fellow workers. That night, things are slow and Buffy talks with another co-worker about taking a break. Buffy is looking at the meat grinder. Picking through the meat, she finds a finger. Running into Manny's office, she confronts him, asking him if the secret ingredient is people. Manny tries to calm Buffy down, not actually answering any of her questions. Buffy looks around and investigates the meat grinder. She hears a noise and thinks that it's Manny. She trips and realizes that she tripped over a severed foot, Manny's. Willow has created a solution that will react with the proteins in human flesh. Willow tells the group that there's no reaction, it's not human; it's not even meat. At the Doublemeat Palace, Buffy finds a wig. She's startled by an elderly lady behind her. Suddenly a large, snake-like worm emerges from the lady's bald head. The worm spits out a paralyzing spray at Buffy, causing her to move slower and slower. The lady goes after Buffy, who is now crawling away. Willow arrives, finding the door locked. Buffy continues to crawl away from the demon-lady as Willow talks to Buffy through the drive-through speaker. She tells her that the burgers aren't even meat, but vegetables. The demon-lady catches Buffy and starts to eat at her shoulder. Willow hears something crash inside and finds her way in. The demon-lady turns on Willow and sprays her with the paralyzing spray, but misses. She then turns back to gnawing on Buffy. Willow comes back and slices the snake from the lady's head, killing the woman; but the snake is still wiggling. Willow grabs it and throws it into the meat grinder. Buffy recovers and the two look at the shredded snake in disgust. Buffy returns her uniform to the new manager who offers her the job back; telling her that she can not be fired. Buffy agrees. 

Episode 13
Dead Things:
Warren uses another gadget to make his ex-girlfriend Katrina a willing slave, but when the effects wear off and Katrina tries to escape the grasp of the nerdy super villains, she's accidentally killed. With the use of magic and demonic forces, Warren and friends set up Buffy to make her think *she* killed Katrina--and it works. Spike tries to help Buffy after the incident and keep her from confessing to the crime. Dawn and Xander waltz together in preparation for Xander's wedding--to Anya. Buffy discovers the truth behind her returning back to life "wrong." It's the worst thing she could want it to be. 

Episode 14
Older And Far Away:
A party gathers at the Summers house with the usual suspects and a few old and new faces as well. Surprisingly, the party itself goes of without much complication, but the next morning is another story. Denied necessary attention from her sister and others, Dawn's wish to keep people from going away is answered by a demonic friend who binds the attendees of Buffy's birthday bash to the house. Of course, with a dangerous monster also confined with them. Dawn's stealing habits are discovered. Jealousy runs wild as Xander and Anya set Buffy up with a guy at her party and Spike shows up uninvited. Anya freaks about being locked in the house, but Xander is there to calm and reassure her that everything is okay.

Episode 15
As You Were:
Riley returns. He is not dead but very much alive...and married. Buffy's own "relationship" with Spike comes into question when her ex-lover's perfect romance shows her just what she doesn't have. Buffy has to make a decision of her own: is it time to give Spike the boot?

Episode 16
Hells Bells:
The momentous day has arrived! Anya and Xander's Wedding.
Bride-to-be Anya tried to pass her demon family off as "circus people." Groom-to-be Xander's family got totally toasted. But undaunted, Anya and Xander get ready for the wedding he's convinced nothing on earth can stop - except, maybe the Creepy Old Man who emerges from a portal. But, of course, he's not exactly of this earth. Meanwhile, Tara and Willow flirt a little as they help the once-demon bride hook up her wedding dress. Anya is excited about being with her best friend Xander forever.
Guests gather. Xander's drunk and lecherous Uncle Rory is certainly filled with spirit - and spirits. Vengeance demon D'Hoffryn offers a "Hymen's greetings" to all assembled and presents Dawn a wrapped gift. Even fellow Vengeance Demon Halfrek asks D'Hoffryn to chill. Spike shows up with a skanky Goth Girl as his date. They mix with Anya's family - like Loose-Skinned Clem, Tentacle Demon and Warty Demon. Of course, tension is building. It's not easy mixing freaky demons with alcoholic humans. And just why is that Creepy Old Man here? To urge Xander not to marry Anya, that's why. Then he adds that he, the Creepy Old Man, is Xander - from the future! This result's in Xander going awol. Anya finds out Xander had been talking to the Creepy Old Man. Ruining Anya's wedding is his revenge. Adding injury to insult, he claws the abandoned bride. It's one big can of whoop-ass as the place erupts into a Human vs. Demon Smackdown! Suddenly, Xander appears heroically to the rescue. But it's the Slayer who actually kills the Creepy Old Man/Creature, of course. Anya tells Xander that the Geezer-Creature lied to him about having a miserable married future, but he's not so sure. Xander is afraid he and Anya really could become stale mates. They leave Bison Lodge - but not together. Buffy's bummed. Thinking of Spike, she had high hopes for a loving Human-Demon marriage. Xander checks into a crappy motel. Alone. In her apartment Anya is comforted by D'Hoffryn. The fellow Vengeance Demon tells Anya that becoming domesticated has robbed her of her true powers. Temptingly, she adds that maybe it's time for Anya to go back -- from domestic to demonic. And Anya thinks about it. 

Episode 17
Normal Again:
Buffy is attacked by a demon who injects her with a venom. She is sent into a wild fluctuation between alternative realities - in one world she's the vampire slayer, in the other she's been institutionalized for severe delusional schizophrenia. With either world appealing and disturbing for different reasons, she faces a difficult choice of which reality to accept. This appears to be another scheme of the "nerds". After, almost getting her friends killed, she finally realises which is the real world and kills the demon.

Episode 18
Entropy:
Xander expresses tremendous feelings of remorse about having left Anya standing at the altar, but earnest as those feelings might be they'll have a hard time overcoming Anya's increasing sense of rage over the incident. Meanwhile, Buffy reassesses her relationship with Spike.

Episode 19
Seeing Red:
Buffy’s remorse over her relationship with Spike is heightened by her friends’ mixed reactions when they find out about the secret romance. The slayer’s dilemma is further complicated when Warren, Jonathan and Andrew seek to obtain a magical weapon that promises invincibility. Jonathan and Andrew end up in jail and Warren shoots Buffy and Tara.

Episode 20
Villians:
Willow, consumed by rage over Tara's death, is uses dark magic to get revenge. The dark magic takes over and willow becomes evil. Willow's last 'good' act is to save Buffy by removing the bullet, she then goes after Warren and kills him - Willow is now the big bad... Meanwhile, in Africa, Spike is taking a test, the reward of which is to return him to his pre-chipped state (i.e. bad again).

Episode 21
Two To Go:
Part 1 of a two part episode - Willow, goes after the rest of the Troika. The Scooby gang and the Trio team up to stop Willow. Giles returns in this episode.

Episode 22
Grave:
Climactic season finale (part 2 of 2), will be shown straight after episode 21 in the US (not sure about what SkyOne will do yet). The Scooby's fight against Evil Willow...