Spin the Bottle

Lorne captivates the lounge audience with his rendition of 'The Way We Were'. His performance sets the stage for the events to unfold as he addresses the crowd.

In an effort to help Cordelia regain her lost memories, Lorne acquires a memory-restoration spell. Cordelia is enthusiastic about trying it, hoping it will bring back her past.

Wesley arrives at the hotel to assist with the spell, leading to an awkward interaction with Fred. Fred reveals her mission is complete, leaving Wesley concerned about her past encounters.

Gunn confronts Wesley, frustrated about his involvement in Fred's past troubles. This confrontation highlights the tensions and complex relationships within the group.

The gang gathers in a circle around the spell bottle, which spins violently as they hold hands. Suddenly, the spell disorients everyone and brings chaos to the lobby.

The spell backfires, causing the group to regress mentally to the age of 17. Each member of the gang reverts to a younger version of themselves, bringing back vivid memories from their past.

Angel transforms into his pre-vampire self, Liam, an Irishman unaware of his dark future. Liam struggles to adapt to reality as he reminisces about his past life.

Wesley, in an attempt to control the situation, duct tapes Lorne to a seat while debating the fate of the unconscious demon. This moment highlights the group's frantic efforts to regain control.

Cordelia questions the group's apparent calmness amidst the bizarre happenings. Both Wesley and Gunn quickly acknowledge the reality of vampires and demons, indicating their experience.

The gang theorizes that a vampire is testing them and decides to hunt it down. This collective decision marks a shift in their focus from confusion to action.

Angel, as Liam, struggles with the realization of his vampire nature in a world that has moved on. His panic escalates when he witnesses the modern world, leading him to retreat back into the hotel.

Wesley conducts a test to identify the vampire among them by passing a cross. Tensions rise as Angel must conceal his true identity from the group, leading to a critical moment of suspense.

Upon regaining consciousness, Lorne remembers everything and instantly identifies Angel as a vampire. This revelation sparks chaos as Angel attempts to silence Lorne.

As tensions flare, Angel’s confrontation with Cordelia escalates when Connor intervenes. Their conflict highlights the complex relationships and stakes at play in the situation.

After receiving a memory-restoration treatment from Lorne, Cordelia remembers her true feelings for Angel. This pivotal moment signals the unfolding of deep emotions and unresolved connections.