The Watcher Files

Carra and Clover dive into some shoddy Hyena/Animal Possession lore, and finally lay off Xander for a Xander-centric episode. You don't want to miss this review of Buffy's sixth episode "The Pack" written by Matt Kiene and Joe Reinkemeyer and Directed by Bruce Seth Green. Tune in as the hosts talk about the dangers of handling farm animals and news of former Buffy cast members....

Join hosts Carra and Clover as they discuss Buffy's first on screen date! Listen in as the the two hosts discuss the awkwardness of Owen, Cordelia's coldness, and of course, Xander's really creepy behavior. Also listen in as they disect more Buffy lore and play a few fun rounds of would you rather! This episode "Never Kill a Boy on the First Date" was witten by Rob Des Hot...

On this episode of "The Watcher Files," Carra and Clover dive into some fun facts about praying mantises and discuss how they could never work with bugs in an acting capacity. Listen in as your hosts share their thoughts on why Angel is so awkward and if they consider some of this episode's special effects to hold up to today (or if they even held up back then)!  It's an episod...

Carra and Clover (and the scoobies) move away from vampires this episode and learn about the other parts of the Hellmouth terrorizing Sunnydale. It's not Coredlia; it's Witches. The two discuss the parental pressures of adolescence, cheerleading, and the likihood of dying from whirlpools. Don't miss this discussion of BTVS's "Witch," written by Dana Reston and directe...

Carra and Clover continue sharing their thoughts on the second half of this two-part pilot, "The Harvest," written by Joss Whedon and directed by John T. Kretchmer. Notable highlights include Xander's shirt, Angel's weak points, and some fun Buffy trivia about the episode! Listen to your hosts dissect these early Buffy moments and see which character gets awarded the "Scoo...

Welcome to the first episode of The Watcher Files! Your hosts, Clover and Carra, watch Season 1 episode 1 of Buffy The Vampire Slayer titled "Welcome to the Hellmouth," written by Joss Whedon and directed by Charles Martin Smith. We discuss our favorite moments of the episode and share some thoughts on how the show holds over 20 years later. Follow us on Instagram at @thewatcherfilespod...