Buffy, the Vampire Slayer. Season 3, Disc 1

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Originally produced for television broadcast in 1998-1999.
Special features: Audio commentaries on selected episodes ; special interviews with Joss Whedon ; behind-the-scenes Buffy featurettes ; original scripts for selected episodes ; photo galleries and cast bios.
Anne -- Dead man's party -- Faith, hope & trick -- Beauty and the beasts.
Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alyson Hannigan, Nicholas Brendon, Anthony Stewart Head, Charisma Carpenter, David Boreanz, Seth Green.
Buffy is in LA hiding from her friends, family and destiny, but she is forced to face what she is. Buffy then returns to Sunnydale for her senior year to a less-than-welcoming reception. A new Slayer, Faith, comes to Sunnydale, then Angel returns from Hell. Faith's new Watcher comes to town, Spike also returns, but without Drusilla. The gang finds out Angel is back, and Buffy's been keeping him to herself. Buffy's 18th birthday means a secret test by the Watcher's Council, then she gets a new Watcher. Faith initiates an alliance with the dark side, and brings the Mayor into her plans. As graduation approaches, the gang all face decisions about their futures, but those plans are put on hold for graduation day, when Buffy is forced to battle Faith with Angel's life in the balance.
DVD, Dolby surround, dual layer, full screen.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Mopey Buffy submitted by brady.emmett on July 29, 2011, 12:36pm Season Three of Buffy was a very interesting season. I have very mixed feelings about it. The actors really hit their stride, and there are some interesting and fun new characters to add to the mix (Wesley and Anya, mostly). At the same time, I never really got the Mayor's motivation in all of this, and Faith just spreads chaos wherever she goes. Overall, it was a strong season.

As with most seasons, it seems, Buffy starts this one out by moping. I mean, she did condemn her sometimes evil boyfriend to Hell, but really? This disk is one of my least favorites.