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That's Why They Call Him... Buzz

TV Guide description is now available for 'Seeing Red'. A few extra details and yet another mention of Warren's powers not coming from a wish-source

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Seeing Red
60 min.
Buffy's ongoing tussle with a trio of would-be supervillains intensifies in an episode packed with imaginative plot twists.

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) goes looking for trouble in the lair of Warren, Andrew and Jonathan (Adam Busch, Tom Lenk, Danny Strong), the three nerds obsessed with her destruction, and she nearly falls victim to a booby trap of buzz saws. But that's the least of the Slayer's worries. With a little help from his friends, Warren acquires the Orbs of Nezzla'khan, a pair of demonic talismans that he says imbue him with “strength, invulnerability...the deluxe package,” thus setting the stage for a fateful showdown. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Tara: Amber Benson.

Tidbits from Wanda's chat. I don't know about you, but I think I'm going to like the theme for next season.

Here's a song for you: Buffy, Buffy, ya-ya-ya, Buffy, Buffy, cha-cha-cha...ya...give us Buffy!

Okay, here's the haps: Spoke to Joss Whedon today, and as usual, he was pretty tight-lipped on spoilage. But he did mention that Giles would be back very soon--before the end of the season. Also--and this should appease some of you who've been a little cranky with the darker bent this season: Joss described next year's theme as "back to the beginning." We return to the badass bambina we so adore.

Is it safe to assume that the Big Scooby Death means the end of a couple?
Yes. And the beginning of SuperXander.

Fraz, who always comes through with the good stuff, has posted some promo pics for 'Entropy' up at FanForum. Nothing too spoilery, just a shot of Buffy and Dawn out for a walk, and Spike being held up against a wall by Xander.