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One of the most revered (and deconstructed) television shows ever made, Buffy the Vampire Slayer was an ingenious blend of subversion, substance, and silliness appealing equally to feminist scholars and pubescent fans of Buffy herself (Sarah Michelle Gellar). Conceived by Joss Whedon as a cheeky slap at low-budget action and horror films that degraded women, Buffy evolved over seven glorious seasons, first on the WB and then on UPN, into a genre-busting comedy/horror/action/drama amalgam that—despite being set in the fantasy world—explored very real, emotionally charged issues, including perhaps the most painful experience of all: surviving high school.
—David Bushman, Curator

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