Into every generation a slayer is born: one girl in all the world, a chosen one. She alone will wield the strength and skill to fight the vampires, demons, and the forces of darkness; to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their number. She is the Slayer.
The best episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" season 6 is "Bargaining (1)", rated 8.1/10 from 2993 user votes. It was directed by David Grossman and written by Marti Noxon. "Bargaining (1)" aired on 10/2/2001 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Bargaining (2)".
The gang hope to bring Buffy back from the dead. Meanwhile, motorcycle-riding demons discover the Buffybot has been posing as the Slayer.
Director: David Grossman
Writer: Marti Noxon
As the Hellions continue to ravage Sunnydale, a feral Buffy claws her way out of her own grave and must come to the aid of her friends.
Director: David Grossman
Writer: David Fury
Buffy and her friends battle a demon that may have hitched a ride with Buffy as she crossed into the world from another dimension.
Director: David Solomon
Writer: Jane Espenson
While trying to get a loan, Buffy runs afoul of three deadbeat sorcerers who are using the otherworldly powers of a demon to rob a bank.
Director: Douglas Petrie
Writer: Douglas Petrie, Jane Espenson
Buffy's powers are tested by Andrew, Jonathan and Warren, who seek to expose and exploit her weaknesses in an effort to destroy her.
Director: Nick Marck
Writer: David Fury, Jane Espenson
Dawn discovers her crush has a deadly secret. Xander announces his engagement to Anya, and Tara worries about Willow's reliance on magic.
Director: David Solomon
Writer: Steven S. DeKnight
In this musical extravaganza, Sunnydale residents find themselves bursting into song, and flame, when a demon attempts to make Dawn his bride.
Director: Joss Whedon
Writer: Joss Whedon
While trying to find a way to make Buffy forget about her afterlife experience, Willow inadvertently casts a spell that erases everyone's memories.
Director: David Grossman
Writer: Rebecca Rand Kirshner
Willow turns Amy the Rat into her old self; Jonathan, Warren and Andrew steal a diamond; and Spike discovers something unexpected about Buffy.
Director: Turi Meyer
Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg
Amy introduces Willow to a warlock whose powerful black magic proves addictive; Buffy and Spike deal with the aftermath of their night of passion.
Director: David Solomon
Writer: Marti Noxon
The Three Geeks mistakenly turn Buffy invisible. The Slayer takes some advantage from going unseen. Willow has to do the detective without using magic, while Xander finds Spike doing some weird physical training.
Director: David Fury
Writer: David Fury
When Buffy gets a job at the Doublemeat Palace, a local fast-food restaurant, she begins to believe that disappearing co-workers and the secret ingredient to the restaurant's hamburger may be connected.
Director: Nick Marck
Writer: Jane Espenson
After Jonathan, Andrew, and Warren accidentally kill Warren's ex-girlfriend Katrina, they set Buffy up to make her believe it was she who killed the girl.
Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Steven S. DeKnight
After Dawn talks to a guidance counselor about her feeling lonely, she accidentally puts a spell on Buffy and her friends, trapping them inside the Summer's house with a sword-wielding demon.
Director: Michael Gershman
Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg
Buffy's old boyfriend, Riley Finn, shows up unexpectedly as he tracks a demon about to hatch eggs that could wipe out Sunnydale.
Director: Douglas Petrie
Writer: Douglas Petrie
Anya and Xander's wedding is thrown into turmoil when a man claiming to be Xander's future self turns up at the ceremony.
Director: David Solomon
Writer: Rebecca Rand Kirshner
After Buffy is stung by a demon, she begins to have vivid day-dreams about a mental asylum. She gradually begins to believe that she is a crazy girl back in L.A and that Sunnydale and all her friends are just a figment of her imagination.
Director: Rick Rosenthal
Writer: Diego Gutierrez
Anya returns to Sunnydale, bent on revenge for Xander leaving her at the altar. She has since become a Vengence demon again, but ends up hurting Xander in a way she never expected.
Director: James A. Contner
Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg
Willow and Tara wallow in their togetherness, but things aren't as happy everywhere else. Buffy has to face both Xander and Spike, whilst tracking Warren and Company to foil their next move.
Director: Michael Gershman
Writer: Steven S. DeKnight
A vengeful Willow uses her enormous power to track down Warren, despite Buffy's strong feelings about targeting humans.
Director: David Solomon
Writer: Marti Noxon
Fueled by black magic, Willow targets Andrew and Jonathan, leading to a battle between Buffy and Willow; Spike fights an unstoppable foe.
Director: Bill L. Norton
Writer: Douglas Petrie
After sucking all the energy out of Giles, a powerful Willow sets off to destroy the world.
Director: James A. Contner
Writer: David Fury