Angel pays a price for using black magic to retrieve his son when the hotel becomes infected with deadly sluglike creatures. Angel is reunited with his son, who returns from another dimension as a teenage warrior hellbent on exacting vengeance from his dad for his evil past. Join Sarah and Lea as they discuss when actions have consequences and Connor's return to Angel as a teenager raised in another dimension.

When a demon Gunn once sold his soul to comes to collect on the debt, Angel, Fred and Cordelia help to save him. Join Sarah and Lea as they discuss Angel's grief, Gunn's reasons for selling his soul for a truck, and Wesley's isolation from the group.

Conjuring dark magic, Angel seeks revenge on Wesley for kidnapping his son and giving the boy to their enemies. Join Sarah, Lea, and Alexandra as they discuss who is really at fault in this situation, Angel's revenge on Wesley, and Sahjan's reveal about Connor.

While Angel is distracted by the revelation that he's been fed his infant son's blood, Wesley conspires to kidnap Connor--and nothing is ever the same again. Join Sarah, Lea, and Rob as they discuss motivation, manipulation, and what happens when you become the thing you hate.

Wesley investigates the validity of the prophecy, Fred and Gunn check out a vamp nest, and Holtz begins the next phase of his attack on Angel. Join Sarah and Lea as they discuss the comparisons between Angel's arc in season 2 and Wesley's dilemma, the dangers of isolation, and how Wesley's Watcher roots shape his view of the world.

Angel becomes jealous and feels a bit isolated after Groosalugg saves the gang and is reunited with Cordelia. Join Sarah and Lea as they discuss love triangles (again), the Angel and Cordelia (attempted?) romance, and grown men acting like big babies.

Angel and his friends attend a ballet, where Angel realizes he saw the exact same dancers on stage over a hundred years ago. Joins Sarah, Lea, Steph, and Kara as they discuss love triangles, ballet, and high school musical.

Stress over finances leads to a lapse in Angel's judgment as the gang finds themselves spread too thin. Join Sarah, Lea, and Rob as they discuss the (spicy?!) Holtz and Justine scenes, the weird, out-of-character role reversal for Cordelia and Angel, and the absolute pointlessness of this episode.