I love this episode. But it's strange to see Spike feel bad about killing people. Even though he's felt like that since he got his soul back.
In this episode, the Scooby gang fears that Spike might be killing people again. Which would not be a good thing, at all. Buffy follows him and questions him about the girls he was with. Which also makes her sound a little jealous. He can't remember what happened with the girls because he's been having holes in his memory. He insists that not only is the chip working, but that because of his new-found soul, he couldn't hurt anyone. Let alone Buffy. And killing people would hurt her. In the end, they find out that he has been killing, but that he was being triggered by The First. Spike kept seeing himself, Glory and some other deceased and evil characters from throughout the show, and he knows that he's not doing any of this voluntarily.
Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10.
In this episode, the Scooby gang fears that Spike might be killing people again. Which would not be a good thing, at all. Buffy follows him and questions him about the girls he was with. Which also makes her sound a little jealous. He can't remember what happened with the girls because he's been having holes in his memory. He insists that not only is the chip working, but that because of his new-found soul, he couldn't hurt anyone. Let alone Buffy. And killing people would hurt her. In the end, they find out that he has been killing, but that he was being triggered by The First. Spike kept seeing himself, Glory and some other deceased and evil characters from throughout the show, and he knows that he's not doing any of this voluntarily.
Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10.