Buffy, the Vampire Slayer. Season 2, Disc 3

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Originally broadcast between Sept. 15, 1997 and May 19, 1998.
Special features: Audio commentaries on selected episodes; special interviews with Joss Whedon; behind-the-scenes Buffy featurettes; Buffy television spots; original scripts for selected episodes; photo galleries and cast bios.
What's my line? parts 1 & 2 -- Ted -- Bad eggs.
Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alyson Hannigan, Nicholas Brendon, Anthony Stewart Head, Charisma Carpenter, David Boreanaz, Nicholas Brendon, James Marsters, Seth Green.
After her death at the hands of The Master and a summer vacation spent with her father, Buffy returns to Sunnydale in a strangely withdrawn and snappy mood. She's also determined to break off her relationship with Angel and seems a little too eager to renew her Slayer training. But getting Angel out of her blood proves to be harder than she thought. And as the two draw even closer together, their passion erupts into a danger neither of them could have forseen - affecting not only Vampire and Slayer, but all of Buffy's friends and family, and even her Watcher...
DVD, Dolby Surround sound.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Bad Eggs submitted by brady.emmett on July 27, 2011, 7:43am The show really finds its pace and place in the second season. We get lots of chemistry from all of the cast, as relationships are formed all over the place. We get Oz and Cordelia inducted to the Scooby Gang for reals, and Spike makes his first appearance. The overarching theme of the season is the Buffy / Angel relationship, which definitely has its moments.

What's My Line contains a few of the creepiest monsters we've seen to date. And Bad Eggs calls to mind a few episodes of Dr Who.

Bad Eggs Indeed submitted by carcarcar on July 30, 2012, 2:41pm This disc starts getting into the meat of Season Two - Bad Eggs gave me nighmares, but I've got issues with monsters that find a host. The Buffy/Angel aspect of the show starts to pick up & you can't miss John Ritter as Ted on Buffy, it's great.

Ted is creepy submitted by llwalsh on July 7, 2014, 7:22pm What's my line - 2 great episodes that include Oz officially meeting Willow which results in adorableness. Ted is an incredibly uncomfortable episode, but I think its meant to make you uncomfortable with the social norms that stem from the 50s and still pervade our society today.