 Does the amount of continuity in Buffy ever cause problems?
Actually, one of my favourite things to do whenever I'm on the set, whenever I'm reading a script is to go through each and every part, no matter what it is, every single detail I pay attention to, every single word, because each and everything is very important. I love finding little references to the past seasons in the script, because I know exactly what they're talking about. I'm like, "Oh, I understand why, all those seasons back, that person decided to move to this town, it's because of what's happening now."
Continuity-wise, we have pretty good continuity girls, and our scripts advisors are always watching out for silly things like, in one scene, I was turned around this way and my hair was here, then when I turned around [it was wrong]. Things like that they catch right away, they're really really great about that.
I'm usually the one who leaves a water bottle on set, because it gets thirsty under those bright lights.
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