Buffy the Vampire Slayer officially becomes a HIT! The episodes are excellent on this boxset, for example "Ted" and "What's My Line". Season 2 rocks!

This boxset starts one of the most decent seasons of the show. New characters such as Faith are just fantastic and episodes such as "Revelations" once again deliver a fine blend of drama and comedy.

Ignore those who say this season was the worst. Season 4 manages to give the show a change in direction, whilst improving its comedy vastly making this set a laugh-a-scene collection.

Season 5 closely tops season 3 in respect of storylines, however this boxset has few "excellent" episodes. The few that are worth much appreciation are "Family" and "Fool for Love", great works of art

Once again ignore those who say this season was the worst ever. This collection boasts excellent episodes such as the musical (absolutely amazing by the way), "Tabula Rasa" and "Wrecked". Brilliant!

A few rotten apples in the wonderful apple tree, but overall the series shows potential with episodes such as "Rm w/a Vu" and "Somnambulist".

Finally Angel delivers brilliant episodic television, with startling plots and one off eps such as "Guise will be Guise". Worth the watch!

A wonderful start, with a great storyline involving Darla and some startling revelations that are not at all predictable. You can just tell that Angel is becoming an extreme success.

These books tell you everything you wanted to know about the show. The best features have to be the interviews at the back.

A mature novel that ties in perfectly with the show.

Written by Jane Espenson, the Buffy writer responsible for many of the comedy episodes, this comic collection offers an interesting look into a plot involving our two favourite slayers, buffy + faith.

For fans who like exploring the subtext of the show, this book provides interesting insight into what the writers are portraying onscreen.