The greatest episodes were probably those written by Joss Whedon ("The Body", "Hush", "Once More, With Feeling" and "Restless") although there were certain ones that I personally loved - "Storyteller" and "Halloween" and "Normal Again". If you were born before 1993, chances are you'll know the jist of the show already, but as a kid it really influenced the way I saw television shows. This, along with Charmed, really gave me the sense that women could do fine by themselves and with everyone else. And, unlike a lot of other programmes, the ending was really something - emotional, funny, sassy and meaningful. Just like the whole of Buffy really. It's one of those things where, you watch a show since the beginning, you become attached to the characters, feel like you're part of the show - and when it ends, it really ends, you know? But that's just something a great show does.