think you could just do that to me? You think I'd let you get away with that?" The largely unseen vision quest is implied to be the same as Buffy underwent in "Intervention." In this episode the issue of Willow grieving for Tara is directly addressed. It also helps progress the Kennedy/Willow relationship by featuring their first kiss. This episode marks the final appearance of The Initiative, and the removal of Spike's chip. This is the last episode where Tara is mentioned. This episode marks the eighth and final appearance of Elizabeth Anne Allen as Amy. Later, in Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight's "The Long Way Home, Part 4", it is revealed that Amy and Warren (who had survived through Amy) concocted this revenge plan together. Continuity issue In the penultimate episode of Season 4, the government overseers rule that the former Initiative base would be filled with cement to hide evidence of its existence, but in this episode Buffy and Spike find they had not done so. References External links Buffy the Vampire Slayer (season 7) episodes 2003 American television episodes American LGBT-related television episodes Television episodes about spirit possession