Similarities between scenes in the Whedonverse

I've always thought the line in 'The Freshman', "Can't wait till mom gets the bill for these books, I hope it's a funny aneurysm." is really sad considering her mom actually does die from a brain aneurysm one season later.

I don't think it was intentional, at least I really hope not, cause I think it's in bad taste if it was.

Oh wow. I mean, I think that definitely was intentional, but maybe the reference was so obscure and minute that the viewer was not supposed to remember it.

But I like the irony in it, honestly.
 
This is more of a continuity/similarity:

Xander: (to Willow) Oh! And superior. Don't forget that. (to Buffy) Just because you're better than us doesn't mean that you can be all superior! - The Yoko Factor

Anya: But you didn't earn it. You didn't work for it. You've never had anybody come up to you and say you deserve these things more than anyone else. They were just handed to you. So that doesn't make you better than us. It makes you luckier than us. - Empty Places
 
I'm rewatching Dollhouse 'Omega' and when
Paul is shown the chair he says something like 'this is where you steal their souls' and Topher replies saying 'yes, then we keep them in little glass jars'
which made me instantly picture Cordelia holding the jar with Angel's in in season four! 😀
 
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Good one. I remember I was thinking about this too when I watched Omega. :)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer had these characters named Buffy, Angel, Spike, Drusilla, Wesley, Darla, Oz, the Master, Faith, Cordelia, Willow and Andrew. Characters of similar names and appearances were seen on Angel the Series!
 
Buffy the Vampire Slayer had these characters named Buffy, Angel, Spike, Drusilla, Wesley, Darla, Oz, the Master, Faith, Cordelia, Willow and Andrew. Characters of similar names and appearances were seen on Angel the Series!
Oh and don't forget, the weird velvet jacket creep from WttH/Harvest was called Angel, too - just like Old Broody in the rest of the series. They even were both played by David Boreanaz!
 
Dunno if this has been said already since it's pretty obvious, but when Riley comes back in Season 6, he tells Buffy, "The wheel never stops turning." In the first episode of Firefly (I think), Mal tells one of his clients the exact same thing. The client, Badger, replies, "That only matters to the people on the rim."

They have different meanings in both, but I always found it interesting that Whedon included the line in Firefly. It's way too exact to be an accident.
 
This might be a little too obvious... but what about Spin the Bottle and Tabula Rasa? The whole episodes basically.

This is the only one that REALLY stands out for me. When I saw this topic, these were the very episodes I was thinking of. The scene where they wake up after the spell in "Spin The Bottle" and no one knows who/where they are is soooo similar to the scene in "Tabula Rasa" when they all wake up in the Magic Box and are trying to figure out who they all are.
 
First episode, "Buffy," Season 3: Buffy, alone in LA. Scene in her grubby apartment, all alone and dejected, staring at a can of something (soup, probably), possibly taken from where she worked. Obviously lonely and hungry for more than food. Probably thinking about Angel or her friends in Sunnydale..

First episode "Angel," Season 1: Almost the identical scene with Cordy, but can is changed to little star shaped sandwich, obviously stolen from the party she has just attended. Sae dejection, same lowliness, same hunger. Possibly thinking about Angel or her friends in Sunnydale.
 
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