7x19 Empty Places - Buffy the Vampire Slayer Episode Guide

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

- Episode 07x19

Episode: 07x19
Title: Empty Places
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 7ABB19
First Aired: Apr. 29, 2003

Season 7 » Episode #19 - Empty Places

Buffy the Vampire Slayer - 07x19 Empty Places

Summary: As Sunnydale's residents evacuate en masse, Faith rallies the demoralized potentials while an emotionally fragile Buffy endures another run-in with Caleb.

Who appeared in this episode?

Caleb	played by Nathan Fillion
Kennedy	played by Iyari Limon
Rona	played by Indigo
Amanda	played by Sarah Hagan
Chao-Ahn	played by Kristy Wu
Police Officer	played by Dorian Missick
Monk	played by Larry Clarke
Principal Robin Wood	played by D.B. Woodside
Shannon	played by Mary Wilcher

Season 7 / Episode 19: - Empty Places

Giles: Spike, I have a mission for you.
Spike: Oh, really? 'Cause, you know, sometimes our missions end up with you tryin' to kill me. I'm not fond of those.

Season 7 / Episode 19: - Empty Places

Andrew Wells: I-I bet even covert operatives eat curly fries. They're really good.
Spike: Not as good as those onion blossom things.
Andrew Wells: Ooh, I love those.
Spike: Yeah, me too.
Andrew Wells: It's an onion and it's a flower. I-I don't understand how such a thing is possible.
Spike: Oh, see, the genius of it is, you soak it in ice water for an hour so it holds its shape. Then you deep-fry it, root-side up, for about five minutes.
Andrew Wells: Masterful.
Spike: Yeah. Tell anyone we had this conversation, I'll bite you.
Andrew Wells: Right.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CREW: At 9:38 you can see the reflection of the camera operator in the oven door above the stove.
: {Empty Places (#7.19)}

TRIVIA

SPOILER: As Caleb threatens to take out Xander's other eye following the events of the previous episode, "Dirty Girls," Buffy gives Caleb a warning, stating she would "END YOU" to Caleb. This is a reference to a saying in Buffy and Angel creator, Joss Whedon's other sci-fi show, "Firefly" (2002) in which the line "I will end you" and the like were frequently uttered by the characters, most notably by Nathan Fillion himself, who on Buffy, plays Caleb, the character now receiving the warning instead of giving it.