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*[[James Marsters]], who plays the vampire Spike, appeared in [[Torchwood]] [[Series 2 (Torchwood)|Series 2]] episodes ''[[Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang]]'', ''[[Fragments]]'' and ''[[Exit Wounds]]'' as Captain [[John Hart]].
*[[James Marsters]], who plays the vampire Spike, appeared in [[Torchwood]] [[Series 2 (Torchwood)|Series 2]] episodes ''[[Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang]]'', ''[[Fragments]]'' and ''[[Exit Wounds]]'' as Captain [[John Hart]].
*[[Russell T Davies]] has mentioned that the Buffy episode "[[w:c:buffy:The Zeppo|The Zeppo]]" was a possible influence to the Doctor Who episode ''[[Love & Monsters]]''.
*[[Russell T Davies]] has mentioned that the Buffy episode "[[w:c:buffy:The Zeppo|The Zeppo]]" was a possible influence to the Doctor Who episode ''[[Love & Monsters]]''.
*It has been acknowledged that some of the dialogue in ''[[School Reunion]]'', such as Finch's line "Kill the shooty-dog thing" was inspired by the style of writing used on ''Buffy''.
*It has been acknowledged that some of the dialogue in ''[[School Reunion]]'', such as Finch's line "ignore the shooty-dog thing" was inspired by the style of writing used on ''Buffy''.
*The [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Rose Tyler]] made a cameo appearence in [[w:c:buffy:Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight|Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight]] comic ''[[w:c:buffy:No Future for You|No Future for You Part One]]'' along a red [[Police box|telephone box]] instead of a [[TARDIS|blue one]].
*The [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Rose Tyler]] made a cameo appearence in [[w:c:buffy:Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight|Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight]] comic ''[[w:c:buffy:No Future for You|No Future for You Part One]]'' along a red [[Police box|telephone box]] instead of a [[TARDIS|blue one]].



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Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an American television series created by Joss Whedon. It is about a young woman named Buffy who was chosen by mystical forces to be the Slayer. She fights vampires and myriad other demons with her team of friends.

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