Buffy feels she has no social life due to Giles's taxing schedule and Angel's reluctance to dating. She rebels by setting aside her better judgement and going with Cordelia on a double-date with a couple of college boys. What they do not know is that the fraternity they belong to has built its power on a long tradition of worship and sacrificing girls to a demon.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 2 Episodes...

• s02e01 - When She Was Bad
• s02e02 - Some Assembly Required
• s02e03 - School Hard
• s02e04 - Inca Mummy Girl
• s02e05 - Reptile Boy
• s02e06 - Halloween
• s02e07 - Lie to Me
• s02e08 - The Dark Age
• s02e09 - What's My Line? (1)
• s02e10 - What's My Line? (2)
• s02e11 - Ted
• s02e12 - Bad Eggs
• s02e13 - Surprise (1)
• s02e14 - Innocence (2)
• s02e15 - Phases
• s02e16 - Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered
• s02e17 - Passion
• s02e18 - Killed by Death
• s02e19 - I Only Have Eyes for You
• s02e20 - Go Fish
• s02e21 - Becoming (1)
• s02e22 - Becoming (2)

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Show Summary

Buffy Summer's journey as the Vampire Slayer begins when she moves to Sunnydale, a small Californian town that, unbeknownst to most residents, sits atop a Hellmouth - a portal to supernatural forces. She is discovered by Rupert Giles, the school librarian and her Watcher, whose role is to guide and train her as the Slayer. Alongside Giles, Buffy forms an eclectic group of friends, her "Scooby Gang", including Willow Rosenberg, a shy but highly intelligent witch; Xander Harris, Buffy's best friend and comic relief; and Cordelia Chase, a popular girl who becomes a reluctant ally.

Buffy's relationships with those around her, particularly romantic entanglements, are a major focus of the series. Her most notable love interests are Angel, a vampire with a soul, and Spike, who, despite being a villain, develops a complex and evolving bond with Buffy. The complexities of her relationships, particularly her love life, highlight the emotional weight of Buffy's duties as the Slayer and her desire for connection, love, and a sense of normalcy.