Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Slayer Collection (Box Set)

Box set of three discs, each offering a collection of episodes from the popular TV series 'Buffy, the Vampire Slayer' featuring a favourite leading character. Disc 1 offers a collection episodes featuring Spike (James Marsters). In 'School Hard', Buffy's mother and friends become trapped inside Sunnydale High School when a vampire named Spike launches an attack against the slayer. In 'Lie To Me', Buffy (Sarah Michelle Geller) is lured into a trap by a group of undead wannabes who hope that Spike will make them vampires. Spike returns to Sunnydale and kidnaps Willow (Alyson Hannigan) in 'Lover's Walk'. In 'Fool for Love', Buffy asks him to explain how he killed two slayers many years earlier. Disc 2 offers a collection of favourite Angel (David Boreanaz) episodes. In 'Angel', Buffy (Sarah Michelle Geller) discovers Angel's horrifying secret. In 'Innocence', Buffy and her friends battle the Judge and face an unexpected danger from Angel. Sunnydale High School is haunted by the ghosts of a former student and teacher who re-enact their tragic romance in 'I Only Have Eyes for You' and, as Christmas approaches, Angel is tormented by the evil apparitions who want him to eliminate Buffy in 'Amends'. Disc 3 offers a collection of episodes featuring Willow. In 'Phases', Buffy and her friends discover secrets about themselves as they battle a werewolf, its hunter and their own emotions. In 'Doppelgangland', Anya (Emma Caulfield) and Willow inadvertently summon Willow's evil double from an alternate universe. In 'Wild at Heart', Oz (Seth Green) finds himself unable to control his attraction to a sexy singer. Finally, in 'New Moon Rising', Oz's return to Sunnydale leads to his incarcaration and complicates the relationship between Willow and Tara.

Actor: Sarah Michelle Gellar
Director: John Kretchmer
Director: James Whitmore
Actor: Alyson Hannigan
Director: Joss Whedon
Director: James A. Contner
Director: David Semel
Director: Nick Marck
Actor: David Boreanaz
Director: Bruce Seth Green
Director: Scott Brazil
Director: David Grossman