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Season 4, Episode 22
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One of Buffy's greatest strengths was in its guest stars, who frequently moved up the ranks from extra to memorable character. Jonathan, the short and nerdy loner who made his first major appearance in Earshot attempting to commit suicide, here shows unexpected versatility in a comic role which paved the way for his Season 6 recurring role. In Superstar, Jonathan performs a reality-altering spell causing himself to become 'the star of the show'--right down to infiltrating the main credits.
Arguably the first 'gimmick' episode in the show, almost the entire running time of Hush is sans dialogue due to the conceit of voice-stealing demons. The cast shines with witty miming and misconceptions, but the show's theme—the frustration of miscommunication—is only revealed at the end. Having regained their voices, Buffy and Riley realise they need to have serious talk, but find themselves unable to find the words.
Season 4, Episode 17
Season 5, Episode 16
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Season 4, Episode 10
The Body
Superstar
Restless
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Joss Whedon