Spoiler Slayer

Good morning, there's new spoilage floating around, although it hasn't hit enough spots for me to post it to the Spoiler Slayer yet. As I've stated in the past, if I posted every little spoiler out there, the page would never stop loading. Without further ado, here is the latest on Buffy/Spike, which is coming from a post on FanForum.

I'm going to paraphrase most of it, but it is mostly bits from the call sheet of Episode 2 as well as some script segments from Episode 3. For Episode 2, most of the scenes involve both Buffy and Spike. The episode is titled "After Life" and the general outline is that Spike has lost Dawn and is looking for her. Meanwhile, Dawn discovers Buffy and brings her back to the house to clean her up. Spike goes to the house, then the Scoobies arrive, then Spike exits (which leads to the scene that has been attributed to Episode 3, with the confrontation between Spike and Xander outside). Spike goes back to his crypt, where he is still very upset, then Buffy shows up. The last scene takes place between Spike and Buffy in the alley outside the Magic Box, but here is the first sign of trouble with this spoiler, it takes place during the DAY.

The script segment for Episode 3, which is titled "Flooded", feels like the end of the episode. The scene takes place on the back porch, where Buffy is sitting (but within earshot of Giles, who is discussing her return with the others in the kitchen. Again, all indications are that Giles is not there in Episode 3.) and Spike comes up to talk to her. They basically discuss the issues surrounding her return, how everyone is walking on eggshells, and she's trying to make everyone feel okay, and they are all worried about her. She wonders why Spike is around whenever she's miserable, and he says it's they only time that she's alone, and neither of them are much for crowds.

It feels much like the scene at the end of 'Fool For Love' and the exchange has that Buffy feel. Both excerpts seem to be something one would expect from the show, which is the worst thing when it comes to spoilers. It's relatively easy to look at something like the 'Faith, The Vampire Slayer' script and declare it false without even thinking twice, but the ones that seem to fit the show (especially those that almost echo other episodes) are really hard to judge. But I thought I would pass them along.