Is the entire holiday a sham? According to Buffy, it is. “But it’s a sham with yams,” she says. It’s a contentious episode any Thanksgiving story that brings in undead Native Americans is obviously going to be. One of the Chumash transforms into a bear, and Spike (with an arrow stuck in him) screams for Buffy to "undo it, undo it!" Xander (Nicholas Brendan) has syphilis, and Anya (Emma Caulfield) tries to grasp the day’s meaning, saying, “It’s a ritual sacrifice… with pie.” Giles refers to the Chumash as “Indians” and Buffy has to correct him. Once the Chumash attack, the group argues about the holiday itself and whether it should be celebrated at all. (Spike tied up in Giles’ house is our favorite version of Spike.) Brit Giles (Anthony Head) joins in on the fun, as he has to be “a real American.” Spike (James Marsters) ends up being there also (tied to a chair), because he has nowhere else to go. Written by Jane Espenson for Season 4, it involved an army of Chumash, Sunnydale’s former Native American inhabitants, who interrupt Thanksgiving to right the wrongs done to them.īecause her mother is out of town, Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) takes it upon herself to cook a Thanksgiving feast for her friends. This wasn’t just an episode of Buffy, it was a crossover with Angel. Star Trek must have called off Thanksgiving because of him. We’re thankful that Charlie never appeared on the show again. Unfortunately, it also featured Charlie slapping Rand on the butt. The episode also included Spock playing a lute, and Uhura singing. The ovens would almost never be heard of again, as food replicators became the standard on the series. Real turkeys!” Charlie laughs when he hears this. The “chef” of the Enterprise (voiced by Gene Roddenberry himself) gets on the comms to Kirk at one point and says, “I put meatloaf in the ovens. (Thanksgiving on the Enterprise is a THING!) Soon, Kirk witnesses Charlie vanish his sparring partner with the power of his mind and the good Captain realizes they are in serious trouble with this kid. Once Charlie crushes on and then stalks Yeoman Rand, the tension and stakes escalate. While aboard the Enterprise, Kirk discovers that Charlie can make strange and, sometimes, violent things happen with his mind.
The titular Charlie is Charles Evans, an awkward kid forced upon Kirk and his crew. It's also the first on Star Trek's many "creepy beings with powers" episodes.
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It was originally supposed to air in November 1966, but scheduling issues forced the airing to occur early - in September - as the second official episode of the series to ever air. “On Earth today, it’s Thanksgiving,” Captain Kirk says in this episode. They bond over disapproving mothers, and the Kara/Cat dynamic is what we are most thankful for here. The amazing Miss Grant didn’t previously know that "Keeeeera" (Kara) was an orphan.
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It’s a Thanksgiving gathering full of family drama and, per usual with this series, the best scenes to come out of that are between Kara and Cat. She mostly blames Alex (Chyler Leigh) for letting it happen. Kara (Melissa Benoist) has recently emerged as Supergirl, and Eliza Danvers (Helen Slater) questions the wisdom of her in the role of burgeoning hero. The Thanksgiving gathering of the Danvers family has some drama of its own, though. The main focus is the origin of the titular villain, who in this incarnation is a jaded DJ who wants vengeance on Cat Grant (Calista Flockhart). The characters on this show gather around for food and fun rather often, but this time they gathered for Thanksgiving in the show's fourth episode of its first season. Darren Michaels / ©CBS / courtesy Everett Collection
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