William The Bloody Multiple Choice Quiz | 25 Questions

Answer: His bloody awful poetry

We get to hear some of his "bloody awful poetry" twice: once in season 5's "Fool For Love" and again in season 7's "Lies My Parents Told Me."

Answer: By torturing his victims with railroad spikes

A man in a flashback in "Fool For Love" says he'd rather have a railroad spike through his head than listen to another one of William's poems. Giles reads this information aloud in a season two episode of "Buffy" when he researching Spike.

Answer: Cecily

Cecily is the girl he had a crush on, and wrote poetry for, until going home from a party one night depressed that Cecily has turned him down. He encounters Drusilla and our favorite vampire is, well, "born."

Answer: True

Spike is always referred to as a "Billy Idol look alike" and it was really great when the bouncer called him that. Bouncer: "Chicks like Billy Idol."

Answer: Halfrek

When Halfrek/Hallie shows up after Anya summons her to Buffy's house (where everyone is trapped and cannot leave), Spike and Hallie look at each other and share a moment of recognition: Hallie: "William?" the two look at each other puzzled. They are asked "Do you two know each other?" Spike/Hallie "No," looking a little uncomfortable.

Answer: 1880

William the Bloody was a nineteenth century "momma's boy." Sad really. Dru vamping him was one of the best things that ever happened to him.

Answer: Nikki Wood

Nikki was the Slayer he killed in New York. Her name isn't known until Principal Wood reveals that Spike killed his mom in New York, and she was a Slayer. Giles calls her Nikki Wood.

Answer: Something Blue

"Intervention" was when Buffy kissed him for real for the first time because he didn't tell Glory about Dawn being the Key. "Something Blue" was when Willow's spell made them think that they were engaged, and "Once More With Feeling" was the season after "Intervention."

Answer: Prague

Drusilla is almost killed in Prague by an angry mob.

Answer: home sweet home

The first scene Spike appears in "School Hard" has Spike's car crashing over the "Welcome to Sunnydale" sign and him stepping out of the driver's seat saying "home sweet home." In season 3, "Lover's Walk" parodies that scene by redoing everything, including the first words, but instead of stepping out with a cigarette in his mouth his whole body, along with empty bottles, tumble out the car and onto the pavement.

Answer: Hostile 17

Hmm..17, huh? The Initiative must not have been catching many "hostiles" if Spike was only number 17....just a thought.

Answer: False

He says that he's an old friend of Xander's.

Answer: Anne

William loved his mother so much that he sired his Mom, so they could be together forever and so that she wouldn't die from her illness (Tuberculosis).

Answer: "Who the what with huh?"

Buffy said "Who the what with huh" when the Scoobies said they saw her sleeping with Spike; it was really Buffybot.

Answer: panties

The Panty Thief strikes again in "Wrecked" when he pulls a pair of Buffy's panties out of his pocket and asks if she wanted them back.

Answer: Kill a slayer

Ever since Spike found out about the Slayer Legacy, he's been obsessed with it. He says so in "Fool For Love." We later learn that Angelus was actually Angel at this point and cursed by Gypsies with a soul. So, it was Angel that was actually no longer part of the gang.

Answer: Captain Peroxide

Xander actually calls Spike "Captain Peroxide." Angel calls him this, as well, in the series finale "Chosen".

Answer: Touched

Spike said this after his moving monologue where he tells Buffy that she's the only thing he has ever been sure of, and that she's the one. Buffy says that she doesn't want to be the one, and so the above comment was made to cheer her up.

Answer: Exposure to sunlight

Spike threw the Anointed one into a cage and raised him into direct sunlight.

Answer: muscle cramp

Tara: "A muscle cramp? In your pants?" Later on Tara asks Spike if his cramp is still bothering him, he says it does, so Tara suggests he put ice on it.

Answer: A hand-drawn cartoon-like picture of Angel

It was cartoon-like due to the X's for the eyes. The hair that stuck straight up and the fangs gave it away that it was Angel - that and the fact that Spike hates Angel, and he just witnessed Buffy smooching on him.

Answer: "Giles, Jr."

"Horny Giles" and "Desperate-For-A-Shag Giles" are names he comes up with to show his anger to being named Randy. "Do I make you Randy Baby?"

Answer: His sexy dance

Anya mentions that she has a sexy dance, to which Spike replies that he doesn't. She still asks to see his and he does give a sexy smirk(come on, you know what I'm talking about here) and says "I'll show you mine...," and leaves it off there. Makes you wonder.

Answer: Trigger

It is called "Early One Morning" and The First sings it to him in the form of himself (Spike), a guy playing a harmonica plays the song, and Principal Wood plays it on the computer. This song triggers the man-killing demon inside of Spike.

Answer: Spike

All that is left is a big crater where Sunnydale once stood. Well, the Hellmouth has been destroyed, but oh wait! Here's a twist! There's another one in Cleveland.