The complicated legacy of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Cult series has been marred by allegations of 'cruel' behaviour on set, 'toxic' plot lines and cast members' troubled personal lives Two decades after Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired its final episode, a surprise reboot of the era-defining show has been announced - but does the beloved series stand the test of time?.
Nicholas Brendon, who played Xander Harris on the show, was arrested in 2021 for alleged prescription fraud (pictured after his latest arrest in 2021)] Two decades after Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired its final episode, a surprise reboot of the era-defining show has been announced (pictured onset in 1997).
Last week, the streaming platform Hulu, said it would be taking over the show for a reboot, with lead actress Sarah Michelle Gellar, 47, (pictured) revealing she would be returning to her role, despite having vowed firmly to avoid taking part in any future spinoffs.
Last week, the streaming platform Hulu said it would be taking over the show for a reboot, with lead actress Sarah Michelle Gellar, 47, revealing she would be reprising her role - despite having previously vowed to avoid taking part in any future spinoffs.
The Hulu reboot - which will surprisingly include lead protagonist, Gellar - will not feature Whedon, who's reputation took a career-shattering beating after a slew of allegations accused him of breeding a 'toxic' work environment, calling colleagues 'fat' and sleeping with cast members (pictured in 2005).
