Welcome to Sunnydale Trivia Quiz

Answer: Jesse

Jesse is trying to pump himself up after getting the cold shoulder from Cordelia in "Welcome to the Hellmouth." Jesse only appears in the first two episodes. He becomes a vampire in "The Harvest," and is staked by Xander.

Answer: Buffy

Buffy is warning Darla and Thomas that their encounter with her will be far from pleasant in "Welcome to the Hellmouth." She is true to her word, as she stakes Thomas and beats on Darla.

Answer: Luke

As Buffy and Luke fight at the end of "Welcome to the Hellmouth," Luke uses apocalyptic images to frighten Buffy. Luke becomes the vessel in "The Harvest," but is unable to free The Master due to his extreme dust heap! Brian Thompson, the actor who portrayed Luke, returned to Buffy in Season Two as The Judge.

Answer: Giles

Giles is being a tad condescending in this quote from "The Harvest." They are in the midst of discussing where Luke could have disappeared to, when Giles brings up the fact that vampires use the sewer system to get around Sunnydale during the day. Duh!

Answer: Angel

Angel is explaining to Buffy why he doesn't venture down into bowels of Sunnydale in "The Harvest." Buffy only discovers later that Angel is actually a vampire.

Answer: Willow

Willow is trying to convince Buffy to let her and Xander help in the fight against evil in the episode "Witch." The "Scoobie" team is established soon after.

Answer: Xander

Xander is feeling quite embarressed by his tongue-tied behavior in front of Ms French in "Teacher's Pet." Blayne wisks Ms French away from Xander, creating even more embarrassment for Mr. Harris. Xander and Blayne later become the chosen virgin mates for Ms French, who just happens to be a giant bug!

Answer: Buffy

Buffy is describing the head rotating ability of Ms French in this quote from "Teacher's Pet." Buffy uses a vampire to track down the She-Mantis, and saves Xander and Blayne from having their heads bitten off.

Answer: Willow

Willow says this to Buffy in the episode "Never Kill a Boy on the First Date." Buffy has just borrowed one of Emily Dickinson's books to impress her lastest crush, Owen.

Answer: Owen

Owen is in the midst of asking Buffy for a date in "Never Kill a Boy on the First Date." He makes this joke when Buffy is surprised that he is asking her out again, especially since she ruined their previous plans.

Answer: Owen and Giles

Giles calls Buffy a strange girl after she manages to squirm her way out of patrolling to go on a date with Owen: "So tonight's looking slow, right? Probably best to relax and regroup, no big disasters coming, that is *so* good, I will see you tomorrow then! Bye!"
Buffy is on her date with Owen when she is dragged away by her duties, and since she is not able to explain to Owen her superhero status, Owen calls her the "strangest girl."

Answer: Willow

Willow is describing to Buffy what it looks like when zebras mate in "The Pack." Buffy missed the show, but Willow and Xander caught the entire performance!

Answer: Buffy

Great pop culture reference! Buffy is irritated that Giles is trying to dismiss her concerns for Xander in "The Pack." Giles is convinced that Xander's odd behavior is just a symptom of him becoming a 16 year old boy. They later find out that there is something supernatural at work in Xander; he's been possessed by the spirit of a vicious hyenna!

Answer: Principal Flutie

Principal Flutie is disgusted with the hyenna-possessed students, who just recently ate the school mascot, Herbert the pig. Principal Flutie soon finds himself in a similar situation, as he is eaten by the pack (minus Xander).

Answer: Colin

The Master asks Colin (aka The Anointed One) what he would do to Buffy given the chance. This is his response, which appears in the episode "Angel." Spike kills Colin in Season Two by introducing him to Mr. Sunlight.

Answer: The Master

Darla has just finished describing to The Master how she managed to instigate a death match between Buffy and Angel. The Master uses this information as a teaching lesson for Colin in "Angel."

Answer: Ms Calendar

Ms Calendar is making fun of Giles and his archaic ways in the episode "I, Robot...You, Jane." Giles is the brunt of many jokes throughout the years.

Answer: Xander

This quote is in reference to the imaginary character, Keyser Soze, from the film "The Usual Suspects." Duped by an actual bad guy into believing in a villain that doesn't exist, Xander identifies strongly with the theme from this movie in the episode entitled "The Puppet Show."

Answer: Principal Snyder

Principal Snyder is confused by the macabre talent show stage in "The Puppet Show." Serious bloodshed has just occured on stage when the curtain rises.

Answer: Giles

Giles has just realized why all of these strange occurances have been erupting in Sunnydale in the episode "Nightmares." The folks of Sunnydale eventually end up in a musical comedy of sorts. "Once More, With Feeling," an episode from Season Six, finds the Sunnydale gang unable to stop themselves from singing and dancing.

Answer: Willow

Willow is talking to herself as she ventures into the basement of Sunnydale High in "Nightmares." She should be afraid! One of her biggest fears is about to become a reality as she is pulled on stage to perform a duet from "Madame Butterfly."

Answer: Xander

Xander has just realized that they have been tricked by Marcie in "Out of Mind, Out of Sight." Willow, Giles and Xander find themselves trapped inside the boiler room, which is slowly filling with fatal gas. Angel saves them from their untimely death.

Answer: Cordelia

Buffy is attempting to have a meaningful conversation with Cordelia in "Out of Mind, Out of Sight." Cordelia keeps interrupting Buffy with catty insults.

Answer: The Master

The Master is assessing the earthquake that just finished shaking Sunnydale in "Prophecy Girl." He is pretty excited about his upcoming release from the depths of Sunnydale!

Answer: Buffy

Buffy is extremely upset when she learns of her doomed fate in "Prophecy Girl." She hears Giles and Angel talking about her death, and freaks out on them.