Author Jamie Gerber

With seven seasons and 144 episodes under its belt, Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a surprise cultural phenomenon that went on to inspire one official spin-off series, novels, comics, video games, board games, fan films, parodies, and academic conferences. And now, Jamie Gerber is here to walk us all through it from the first episode to the last.

Come with us now, as we explore the mysteries and empowerment of the complete Buffy the Vampire Slayer!

High school is a battleground and Buffy the Vampire Slayer understood this better than perhaps any other show in the history of television.

At the time though, the show meant so much more to me than mere entertainment. Buffy the Vampire Slayer became an integral part of my survival.

If Liv’s relationship with Ravi is iZombie’s heart, then her relationship with Clive is the blood running through its veins.

Fortunately for us, iZombie has no throwaway characters.

Lying has become an established means of forward momentum for iZombie.

A completely fresh take, unburdened by the typical tropes, iZombie is truly flourishing in its second season.

iZombie has been moving at a breakneck pace all season, but the last couple episodes have gone to warp speed!

This week’s case showcased exactly how integral lying is to the forward momentum of iZombie.

And just like that, iZombie brilliantly weaves that one case through the storylines of all its major characters.

This week iZombie tied its storylines together with everyone’s favorite binding agent: sex.

iZombie left us in a very dark place over the holidays.

Because Liv breaking up with Major to the dulcet tones of "White Christmas" wasn't enough of a gut punch for the mid-season finale, iZombie dropped its biggest bomb yet.

Throughout this episode of iZombie, Liv navigates the tricky waters of her own mind under the influence of Regina.

This is a sort of return to form for iZombie, focusing on the case of the week rather than the larger story arc.

It took me a few episodes to warm up to Jessica Jones, not because it was bad, but because I wanted it to be beyond reproach.

Not only are iZombie's villains extremely well developed, but they keep subverting our expectations as well.

Previously on iZombie: Liv and Major totally kissed!

From what I’ve seen so far, no one is trying to clean up Jessica Jones, which is good, because she’s supposed to be a mess.