CRZ decal - Nan, this ones for you!

There was some reflection on this one so I tried to block it out a bit. I toyed with the idea of putting "#1 CRZ fan" but it would have looked really cluttered.


Here is what it looks like from a distance.

I know these aren't the greatest photos, but it's the thought that counts, right?

Spike mocking Angel

Words just can't describe it.
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"Trogdor!!! Burninating the countryside..."

In "Chosen" (Buffy episode 7.22) Andrew refers to "Trogdor, the Burninator." Those who are familiar with HomestarRunner.com will recognize this reference to the "dragon man" created by the character Strong Bad.

Andrew is also shown wearing a Strong Bad t-shirt in Angel 5.20 and I know somewhere I've seen a photo of Joss in a Strong Bad shirt as well.

Noxon and Fury sing

Marti Noxon and David Fury (both writers for Buffy) each have cameos in the Buffy musical episode (6.7) "Once More With Feeling."

Marti Noxon - Girl who gets the parking ticket

David Fury - Guy who had a mustard stain removed

During a flashback to the musical in the episode "Selfless" (7.5) they make an off-screen appearance and sing about how to get a stain out of a shirt.

We're not in Kansas anymore...or Sunnydale either!

Buffy references to "The Wizard of Oz":

1.06 The Pack - Buffy refers to the hyena-possessed bullies (not including Xander) as "the winged monkeys"

1.10 Nightmares - The Scoobies are around young Billy Palmer's hospital bed when he awakens from his coma. He looks at them and says, "I had the strangest dream. And you were in it....and you..."

2.10 What's My Line (Part 2) - Xander says, "Welcome my little pretties" as the bug man (in buggy form) falls into Xander and Cordelia's trap.

4.20 The Yoko Factor - Willow says, "If ever a wiz there was" as she and Tara defend her computer skills to Spike.

5.05 No Place Like Home - see title of episode

6.22 Grave - Willow sends a ball of fire after Xander and Dawn with the instruction, "Fly my pretty. Fly!"

7.19 Empty Places - Rona states, "Ding, dong, the witch is dead" after what I refer to as the "mutiny scene" where Buffy is asked to leave the house.

And of course there's Seth Green's character of Daniel Osbourne...better known as Oz.

Season three was the only season in which I did not see a specific reference and I can't help but feel like I missed something. Please let me know if I have!