1. "The Freshman"
As Buffy tries adjusting to the confusion that comes with the early days of starting college, she notices that some students begin mysteriously disappearing. She soon uncovers a nest of collegiate vampires who are using the campus as a kind of blood supermarket.
First Aired: October 5th 1999

2. "Living Conditions"
Buffy's new roomate is so annoying that she thinks she'll go insane if the gang can't find a way to make her leave. Meanwhile Parker (Adam Kaufman), a handsome older classmate shows a romantic interest in Buffy.
First Aired: October 12th 1998

3. "The Harsh Light of Day"
Spike (James Marsters) returns to Sunnydale, along with the now vampired Harmony, in search of the vampire version of the Holy Grail, a mythical relic that supposedly engenders the wearer with unimaginable powers, and its up to Buffy to stop him.
First Aired: October 19th 1999

4. "Fear, Itself"
As everyone gets ready for Halloween, a group of students accidentally summon a demon and Buffy must help fix the mess.
First Aired: October 26th 1999

5. "Beer Bad"
Buffy is introduced to the wonders of beer by some upperclassmen who are unaware that their favorite band of brew has a slight demonic kick to it which causes more than just a hangover.
First Aired: November 2nd 1999

6. "Wild At Heart"
Buffy does her best to console Willow when Oz is undeniably drawn to another woman named Veruca, even after its discovered his attraction stems from the fact she's also a werewolf.
First Aired: November 9th 1999

7. "The Initiative"
A group of black masked commandos ensnare Spike who blames Buffy for his capture and escapes to hunt her and her friends down. Riley tries putting the moves on Buffy while we discover his true reasons for being in Sunnydale.
First Aired: November 16th 1999

8. "Pangs"
Unbeknownest to Buffy, Angel lurks in the shadows of Sunnydale, trying to protect her while her Thanksgiving is interrupted by an army of Chumash Indians, the original inhabitants of Sunnydale who've been resurrected.
First Aired: November 23rd 1999

9. "Something Blue"
Willow, still heartbroken after Oz' departure, casts a spell to make her wishes come true. But she can't control it, so whatever she casually says becomes reality - ranging from Giles going blind to Buffy & Spike getting engaged.
First Aired: November 30th 1999

10. "Hush"
A silence falls over Sunnydale when otherworldly beings come to town and steal the power of speech from all residents. Riley and Buffy discover each other's extra-curricular activites.
First Aired: December 14th 1999

11. "Doomed"
While Buffy & Riley try to come to terms with what they know about each other, the reopening of the Sunnydale Hellmouth sends the gang back to high school to prevent an impending apocalypse.
First Aired: January 18th 2000

12. "A New Man"
After a dispute with Buffy, Giles goes out drinking with Ethan and wakes up with more than a hangover: he's been transformed into a demon. Unable to speak and utterly unrecognizable, he must find a cure before Buffy kills him.
First Aired: January 25th 2000

13. "The 'I' In Team"
Buffy's friends are hurt and concerned when her involvement with Riley and the Initiative becomes more intense. Meanwhile, Professor Walsh sends the slayer on a mission that brings her close to revealing a dangerous secret.
First Aired: February 8th 2000

14. "Goodbye Iowa"
Prof. Walsh's monstrous creation, Adam (George Hertzberg), escapes from the Initiative compound and sets off to wreak havoc on Sunnydale. Meanwhile, Riley is breaking down, both physically and mentally, and no one seems to know why.
First Aired: February 15th 2000

15. "This Year's Girl (1/2)"
While Buffy tries hunting down the fugitive Initiative creation Adam, rogue slayer Faith (Eliza Dushku) awakes from an eight-month coma and with a little help from the late Mayor, has sinister plans in store for Buffy.
First Aired: February 22nd 2000

16. "Who Are You (2/2)"
Buffy battles to escape the clutches of the Watcher Council special operations team who plan to send her to England, while Faith continues to wreak havoc in the lives of Buffy's family and friends.
First Aired: February 29th 2000

17. "Superstar"
A high school loser, Jonathan, becomes the most popular person on earth. He's successful at everything, including demon-slaying.
First Aired: April 4th 2000

18. "Where the Wild Things Are"
Buffy and Riley unleash a powerful supernatural force that awakens during a fraternity party and causes everyone's hormones to kick into overdrive. In order to free themselves, they must battle the vengeful spirits of children from the 1950's.
First Aired: April 25th 2000

19. "New Moon Rising"
After a long absence, Oz returns to Sunnydale--his werewolf nature apparently under control---hoping to reunite with Willow. She, on the other hand, is unsure about getting back together since her relationship with Tara has deepened.
First Aired: May 2nd 2000

20. "The Yoko Factor"
Adam hatches a scheme to separate Buffy from her friends by playing their insecurities against each other, and blackmails Spike into helping him. Angel returns to town only to come face-to-face with Riley.
First Aired: May 9th 2000

21. "Primeval"
It's the final showdown on several fronts as Buffy faces Adam, the Initiative battles its demon ex-prisoners and Buffy's friends must overcome their fears and once again work together as a team as all hell breaks loose below Sunnydale.
First Aired: May 16th 2000

22. "Restless"
Season Finale. Buffy and the gang find themselves being stalked by a primal animal force, known as the Primitive, that attacks each of them in their nightmares and forces them to face disturbing aspects of themselves.
First Aired: May 23rd 2000