A villain on this show was killed off because his actor, Andrew J. Ferchland, hit puberty. David Graeber’s article Rebel Without a God is an early work in the “studies” of this show. An episode of this show in which the bald “Gentlemen” terrorize its town was nominated (10[1])for an Emmy (10[2])for (-5[1])Outstanding Writing despite featuring (10[1])very (-5[1])little (10[1])dialogue. (10[2])During an implied sex scene, a character on this show (10[1])levitates while singing during the musical episode (-5[1])“Once More, With (10[2])Feeling.” (10[5])On a spinoff of this show, David Boreanaz (10[4]-5[1])played a cursed character (10[1])working (10[1])as a detective (10[3])in LA. (10[1])This show’s title character leads the Scooby Gang and has romantic relationships with the normally-hostile characters (-5[2])Spike (10[1])and Angel. For 10 points, (10[3]-5[1])Joss (10[2])Whedon created (10[1])what show (-5[2])starring (10[1])Sarah Michelle (10[1])Gellar (10[1]-5[1])as (10[3])a demon killer? (10[2])■END■ (10[9]0[3])