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Buffy the Vampire Slayer is among the most influential and popular TV shows of our time.

The Joss Whedon-created supernatural series first bowed back in March of 1997 on The WB, running for seven seasons, and moving to UPN for its final two seasons before ending in May of 2003.

The show follows Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), the latest in a line of “Slayers” – women who are chosen to fight against vampires, demons and other evil forces.

With the help of her Watcher, who guides and teaches her, as well as a group of close friends dubbed the “Scooby Gang,” Buffy takes on the battle to save the world – again, and again, and again.

Over the years, many of the stars of the hit TV series have gone on to achieve incredible things, including other popular TV franchises and films, and amassing large sums of money.

Click through to see who the richest stars of Buffy the Vampire Slayer are…

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is one of the most adored TV shows of all time.

The Joss Whedon-created supernatural teen TV series premiered back in March of 1997 on The WB, and ran for seven seasons, moving to UPN for its final two seasons before ending in May of 2003.

The show centers around Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), the latest in a line of “Slayers” – women who are chosen to fight against vampires, demons and other evil forces.

With the help of her Watcher, who guides and teaches her, as well as a group of close friends dubbed the “Scooby Gang,” Buffy takes on the battle to save the world – again, and again, and again.

Over the years, all of the stars of the hit TV series have gone on to achieve incredible things, moving on to other successful TV franchises and films, and amassing large sums of money.

Click through to see who the richest stars of Buffy the Vampire Slayer are…

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is one of the most beloved modern television shows of all time.

The Joss Whedon-created supernatural teen series debuted back in March of 1997 on The WB, and ran for seven seasons, crossing over to UPN for its final two seasons before concluding in May of 2003.

The show follows Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), the latest in a line of “Slayers” – women who are chosen to fight against vampires, demons and other evil forces.

With the help of her Watcher, who guides and teaches her, as well as a group of close friends dubbed the “Scooby Gang,” Buffy takes on the battle to save the world – again, and again, and again.

Over the years, all of the stars of the hit series have gone on to achieve incredible things, moving on to other successful TV franchises and films, and amassing large sums of money.

In celebration of many members of the cast reuniting for the new Buffyverse audio series out on Thursday (October 12), we’re taking a look through the whole cast.

Click through to see who the richest stars of Buffy the Vampire Slayer are…

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is one of the most beloved modern television shows of all time.

The Joss Whedon-created supernatural teen series debuted back in March of 1997 on The WB, and ran for seven seasons, crossing over to UPN for its final two seasons before concluding in May of 2003.

The show follows Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), the latest in a line of “Slayers” – women who are chosen to fight against vampires, demons and other evil forces.

With the help of her Watcher, who guides and teaches her, as well as a group of close friends dubbed the “Scooby Gang,” Buffy takes on the battle to save the world – again, and again, and again.

Over the years, all of the stars of the hit series have gone on to achieve incredible things, moving on to other successful TV franchises and films, and amassing large sums of money.

In celebration of many members of the cast reuniting for the new Buffyverse audio series out on Thursday (October 12), we’re taking a look through the whole cast.

Click through to see who the richest stars of Buffy the Vampire Slayer are…

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is one of the most beloved modern television shows of all time.

The Joss Whedon-created supernatural teen series debuted back in March of 1997 on The WB, and ran for seven seasons, crossing over to UPN for its final two seasons before concluding in May of 2003.

The show follows Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), the latest in a line of “Slayers” – women who are chosen to fight against vampires, demons and other evil forces.

With the help of her Watcher, who guides and teaches her, as well as a group of close friends dubbed the “Scooby Gang,” Buffy takes on the battle to save the world – again, and again, and again.

Over the years, all of the stars of the hit series have gone on to achieve incredible things, moving on to other successful TV franchises and films, and amassing large sums of money.

Click through to see who the richest stars of Buffy the Vampire Slayer are…

Alyson Hannigan and husband Alexis Denisof own a very desirable home, it seems.

The couple’s home has not only been featured in Fracture, and an episode of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, as well as 2016 Super Bowl commercial, but also for This Is Us!

During an appearance on SiriusXM’s The Michelle Collins Show this week, Alyson opened up about why she finally said yes for the show to film there, after rejecting many others.

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The cast of Angel reunites for their 20th anniversary on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, our on Friday (June 21).

Here’s what David Boreanaz, Charisma Carpenter, Amy Acker, Alexis Denisof, J. August Richards, James Marsters, as well as Buffy creator Joss Whedon and writer David Greenwalt had to say…

Joss Whedon, on the show’s concept: “We started talking in terms of redemption. We realized while Buffy is about the hero’s journey — that ‘becoming the person you are’ that happens in adolescence — Angel is about dealing with the person you’ve been.”

David Boreanaz, on being first called to meet about the spinoff and thinking he was getting fired: “I think we started talking about the Grateful Dead. “Then he’s like, ‘Yeah, we’re thinking about spinning your character off.’ And I’m like ‘alright.’”

Joss Whedon, on the series finale: “I understand why people would want closure, but for me, that would be like adding a cliff note to the end. What I always wanted to say is trying to become worthy of the life that you have, is a life’s work. The fight is for always.”

For more from the Angel cast and crew, head to EW.com.