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** Cordelia comments to Giles in the season 3 episode "Gingerbread" that he was going to "wake up in a coma" on account of all the head traumas he had received. At the end of season 4 of ''[[Angel]]'', Cordelia {{spoiler|was left in a coma; she died without ever waking up.}} |
** Cordelia comments to Giles in the season 3 episode "Gingerbread" that he was going to "wake up in a coma" on account of all the head traumas he had received. At the end of season 4 of ''[[Angel]]'', Cordelia {{spoiler|was left in a coma; she died without ever waking up.}} |
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** The season five episode "The Replacement," in which Xander is split into two versions of himself. At one point he says {{spoiler|to Anya that "very soon you won't be worrying about growing old!"}} Roughly three years later, {{spoiler|Anya is killed in the [[Final Battle]].}} |
** The season five episode "The Replacement," in which Xander is split into two versions of himself. At one point he says {{spoiler|to Anya that "very soon you won't be worrying about growing old!"}} Roughly three years later, {{spoiler|Anya is killed in the [[Final Battle]].}} |
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** The [[Columbine]] High School massacre occurred one week before the original planned air-date of the season three episode "Earshot," which was about preventing a school shooting. It included this line by Xander: |
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{{quote| "Who hasn't idly thought about taking out the whole school with a semi-automatic?"}} |
{{quote| "Who hasn't idly thought about taking out the whole school with a semi-automatic?"}} |
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*** After Buffy glares at him, he adds, "I said idly." |
*** After Buffy glares at him, he adds, "I said idly." |
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