You're actually recalling a different episode than the one the OP is refering to. But I agree nevertheless, it should've been Xander.I thought that we were told at one time early in the season that the events of Season 8 took place between a year and 18 months after the fall of Sunnydale, which would mean the "The Girl In Question" took place well before Issue 1 of Season 8.
And just on the subject of that episode, am I the only one who thinks that the final scene, when Dana is taken away from Angel by the other slayers should have had Xander, rather than Andrew, as their leader? That whole "Buffy doesn't trust you anymore, Angel," was something that he would most definitely have said, but it just didn't work as well with Andrew, especially the way that he had been acting so goof ball Watcher wannabe through the rest of the episode. That last scene would have been perfect if he, as well as Angel and Spike, had had no idea that it was coming until it actually happened.
Well, let's be honest about it, it was a major ret-conn.All I remember is that it was Andrew's idea, because he's a dick. As far as timeline goes though, I don't know.
And just on the subject of that episode, am I the only one who thinks that the final scene, when Dana is taken away from Angel by the other slayers should have had Xander, rather than Andrew, as their leader? That whole "Buffy doesn't trust you anymore, Angel," was something that he would most definitely have said, but it just didn't work as well with Andrew, especially the way that he had been acting so goof ball Watcher wannabe through the rest of the episode. That last scene would have been perfect if he, as well as Angel and Spike, had had no idea that it was coming until it actually happened.
I really hate that episode.
I really hate that episode. I'm pretty sure that, that took place before Season 8. But ugh...everything about it was so ridiculous haha. I like Andrew, but his little speech annoyed me. I also hated how the scoobies totally turned on Angel when he joined W&H. I doubt they knew much about it. I mean, did they really believe that Angel, with a soul, would just join an evil law firm for kicks? I mean, just to be evil...? So many things about that season piss me off.