| "Two to Go" | |
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| Air date | May 21st, 2002 |
| Writers | Douglas Petrie |
| Director | Bill Norton |
| Producers | Marc David Alpert; David Solomon; Gareth Davies; David Greenwalt; Douglas Petrie; Jane Espenson; David Fury; Sandy Gallin; Gail Berman; Fran Rubel Kuzui; Kaz Kuzui; Joss Whedon; Marti Noxon; John F. Perry |
| Starring | Sarah Michelle Gellar; Nicholas Brendon; Emma Caulfield; Michelle Trachtenberg; James Marsters; Alyson Hannigan |
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"Two to Go" is the twenty-first episode of season six of the supernatural action series Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the 121st episode of the series overall. It was directed by Bill Norton with a script written by Douglas Petrie. It first aired on UPN on May 21st, 2002.
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Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
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| Danny Strong | Jonathan Levinson |
| Tom Lenk | Andrew Wells |
| Jeff Kober | Rack |
| Anthony Stewart Head | Rupert Giles |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Steven W. Bailey | Cave demon |
| Jeff McCredie | Officer |
| Damian Mooney | Patrol cop |
| Michael Younger | Truck driver |
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 Episodes
Bargaining (Part 1) • Bargaining (Part 2) • After Life • Flooded • Life Serial • All the Way • Once More With Feeling • Tabula Rasa • Smashed • Wrecked • Gone • Doublemeat Palace • Dead Things • Older and Far Away • As You Were • Hell's Bells • Normal Again • Entropy • Seeing Red • Villains Two to Go • Grave Main characters
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