Buffy Season 6 Episode Guide

Angel Season 4 Episode Guide
Episode 1: Deep Down
With Angel (David Boreanaz) trapped on the ocean floor and Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) stuck on a mystical plane, Fred (Amy Acker) and Gunn (J. August Richards) are frustrated at the lack of clues regarding their friends' whereabouts, especially after the only eyewitness to Angel's disappearance is murdered. After Angel is rescued by the most unlikely person, the shocking reasons behind the mysterious disappearances become clear. Alexis Denisof and Vincent Kartheiser also star. Terrence O'Hara directed the episode written by Steven S. DeKnight.

Episode 2: Ground State
YOUR TOUCH ELECTRIFIES ME – When Wesley (Alexis Denisof) advises Angel (David Boreanaz) to visit Dinza (guest star Rena Owen), a dark “goddess of the lost” who has valuable information on how to find Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter), he learns that a certain mystical antiquity can locate souls across dimensions. Angel, Fred (Amy Acker) and Gunn (J. August Richards) break into an auction house to retrieve the object only to discover that an electrifying cat burglar (guest star Alexa Davalos) has the same intentions. Vincent Kartheiser also stars.

Episode 3: The house always wins
VEGAS OR BUST – Tired of dealing with Connor (Vincent Kartheiser) and looking for Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter), Angel (David Boreanaz) decides to take Gunn (J. August Richards) and Fred (Amy Acker) on a road trip to Vegas to visit Lorne (Andy Hallet) who is performing in a showcase at one of the casinos. They discover that Lorne is being coerced by the casino owner into stealing the “significant destinies” of audience members to sell on the black market. When the casino owner learns that Angel is destined to play a major role in the apocalypse, Cordelia must come to his aid from a distance to prevent his future from being stolen. Alexis Denisof and Vincent Kartheiser also star. Marita Grabiak directed the episode written by David Fury

Episode 4: Slouching towards Bethlehem
Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) returns, but since she has no memory of who she is or that Angel (David Boreanaz) is a vampire, everyone tries to keep their demon-hunting business a secret. After rescuing Cordelia from a demon, Connor (Vincent Kartheiser) takes on the role of her protector and Lorne (Andy Hallett) reads Cordelia's future to help restore her memory but sees an approaching apocalypse involving Angel. Alexis Denisof, J. August Richards and Amy Acker also star. Jeffrey Bell wrote the episode directed by Skip Schoolnik.

Episode 5: Supersymetry
After Fred's (Amy Acker) physics article is published; she's invited to speak at a symposium where a portal opens, bringing her face to face with a demon and a dark secret about her old professor. Meanwhile, Angel (David Boreanaz) tries to solve the mystery of the portal and why someone would want Fred out of the way. Charisma Carpenter, Alexis Denisof, J. August Richards and Vincent Kartheiser also star. Bill Norton directed the episode written by Elizabeth Craft & Sarah Fain.

Episode 6: Spin the bottle
When Lorne (Andy Hallett) performs a spell on Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) to restore her memory, it inadvertently causes the gang to revert back to their high school personas and leaves them with no memories of each other. Eventually, they discover that the only way to reverse the spell is to kill a vampire, just as Angel (David Boreanaz) realizes that he is one. Alexis Denisof, J. August Richards, Amy Acker and Vincent Kartheiser also star. Written and directed by series creator and executive producer Joss Whedon.

Episode 7: Rain of fire
When Lorne (Andy Hallett) performs a spell on Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) to restore her memory, it inadvertently causes the gang to revert back to their high school personas and leaves them with no memories of each other. Eventually, they discover that the only way to reverse the spell is to kill a vampire, just as Angel (David Boreanaz) realizes that he is one. Alexis Denisof, J. August Richards, Amy Acker and Vincent Kartheiser also star. Written and directed by series creator and executive producer Joss Whedon.