Obscure "Buffy" Quotes Trivia Quiz

Answer: Anya

This quote is from the Season 6 episode, "Hell's Bells". Anya poses this question to the Old Man who frightened Xander away at the wedding. It turns out the old man was one in a long line of Anyanka's past vengeance victims.

Answer: Buffy

This quote is from the Season 1 episode, "The Witch". Buffy professes to Giles, regarding cheerleading, "I will still have time to fight the forces of evil, okay? I just wanna have a life; I wanna do something normal. Something safe."

Answer: Faith

This quote is from the Season 4 episode, "Who Are You?". It was Faith that said this in a heated conversation she had with Spike when she ran into him at the Bronze; after coming out of her coma and switching bodies with Buffy. Spike, of course, was under the impression that it was Buffy he was talking to.

Answer: Xander

This quote is from the Season 1 episode, "Nightmares". When a comatose little-leaguer is somehow causing everyone's nightmares to become reality, Xander is menaced by the clown from his 6th birthday party. When Xander finally faces the clown, this is one of the things he says to it before he faces his fear and knocks him out.

Answer: 1

The exact words, "I've got a bad feeling about this", have been uttered only once in the history of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer". It's strangely fitting that one of the "Star Wars" fans on the show, Andrew, is the one who utters the line in the Season 7 episode "Bring on the Night". The response by Xander to this line; "Of course you've got a 'bad feeling'. Dude. You're tied to a chair."

Answer: Willow

In "Lovers Walk", from Season 3, Willow says this to one of the many proprietors of the Magic Box in the history of "Buffy". She is in the midst of purchasing ingredients for a "de-lusting" spell for her and Xander. She is kidnapped by Spike shortly after.

Answer: Buffy

In the season 2 episode, "Halloween", this is one of many diversionary lines Buffy utters to distract Giles while Willow swipes the "Watcher's Diaries" from his office.

Answer: Olaf

This line is uttered by Olaf, Anya's now-troll ex-boyfriend while he is terrorizing Sunnydale after being accidentally released by a spell that Willow cast. The line comes from the Season 5 episode, "Triangle".

Answer: Forrest

In "Doomed", from Season 4, this is Forrest's answer to Riley's question: "How do you explain the things we deal with every day?"

Answer: Oz

In "Fear Itself", from Season 4, this is one of Oz's typical one-word sentences. It is said after Oz reveals his Halloween costume. It is his normal clothes, along with a name tag that says "Hello My Name Is God." Xander comments that he could have been God instead of dropping a deposit for a tuxedo in order to be James Bond.

Answer: Buffy

Going back again to "Halloween" from Season 2, this line is said by Buffy after she was turned in to a noblewoman from the Middle Ages by her Halloween costume. In case you haven't seen it, Xander was turned into a soldier, and Willow was turned into a ghost.

Answer: Giles

In "Band Candy", from the 3rd season, this line is spoken by Giles after having been turned into a 16 year old (mentally) by the spiked candy being distributed by Ethan Rayne. All the adults in Sunnydale are mentally turned into teenagers in this episode. Oz's commentary on the situation; "Teenagers. That's a sobering mirror to look into, huh?"

Answer: Buffy

In the Season 3 episode "Earshot", Buffy becomes able to read thoughts and finds out that Giles and her mother were naughty while they were teenagers in the episode "Band Candy".

Answer: Dawn

From the Season 6 episode "Tabula Rasa", this line is spoken by Dawn in this episode when everyone loses their memories. She and Buffy (Joan) are bickering and come up with the theory that they are sisters.

Answer: Xander

In "The Witch", from Season 1 this quote is spoken by Xander after Willow states; "You were pretending seeing scantily clad girls in revealing postures was a religious experience."

Answer: Ethan Rayne

From Season 2, "The Dark Age", this is Ethan Rayne's response to Buffy who says; "I'm gonna kill you. Will that blow the whole karma thing?"

Answer: Willow

This line is from the Season 4 episode, "The Initiative". This is the first bit of information that Willow gives up to Riley when she is asked to be his accomplice; allowing Riley to get to know Buffy better.

Answer: Angel

From the Season 3 episode "Earshot", this is Angel's perfectly deadpan response to Buffy commenting that something Angel said was funny.

Answer: Tara

In the Season 5 episode "Family", this is exclaimed by Tara in surprise when Spike hits her and feels pain. By doing this however, Spike provided proof that she is not part demon as her father and family profess.

Answer: Buffy

In the very first episode titled "Welcome To The Hellmouth", this is one of Buffy's responses to Cordelia's coolness quiz upon meeting her for the first time. "The devil" refers to John Tesh.

Answer: Riley

"Who Are You?", a Season 4 episode, provided this line. It is Riley's answer when asked how he responded so quickly to a church being besieged by some of Adam's vampire followers.

Answer: Cordelia

In a very funny episode from Season 2 called "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered", this is Cordy's query to Xander when she clues into the fact that all the women in Sunnydale (except her) are hot for him.

Answer: The Mayor

In the episode titled "Enemies" from the 3rd season, these two words are spoken to Faith. They are Mayor Wilkins' "two words that are going to make all the pain go away."

Answer: Warren

In the Season 6 episode "Entropy", Warren asks this question. When one of "The Trio's" illegal video feeds brings up Spike and Anya making out on a table at the magic shop, this is Warren's initial assessment of the situation.

Answer: Willow

In the final episode of Season 5, "The Gift", there is a touching moment where Willow uses a spell to take Tara's mind back from Glory. After coming around, Tara says, "I was so lost." The quote in this question is Willow's response.