Sarah Michelle Gellar

Buffy the Vampire Slayer legend Sarah Michelle Gellar has returned to the supernatural with her new show Wolf Pack.

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A week now people have been reminding me,” the Emmy winner said of what irritates her about the show.

“But you want your costume designer to design something that you’re going to have to wear with every outfit. “[The character] Angel gives her the cross in episode, I think, seven, maybe, of the first season. And the thing is — you know, I have a tiny torso — and the thing is like this big,” she said, using her hands to indicate the large size. And obviously I was going to be wearing this cross forever, and it was just made by a prop master,” Sarah Michelle recalled, before quickly noting that she had nothing against prop masters. “No, I love that people reference it!” Sarah Michelle insisted. Graham then asked the Wolf Pack star if she thought it was “annoying” or “lovely” that people are still talking about Buffy today.

Nearly 26 years after the premiere of her fan-favorite role in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Sarah Michelle Gellar is turning her sights to another supernatural ...

"I had no intention of reading it, but then we got deeper in the conversation around mental health, which is very timely," she said. ) (In a nice nod, the teens on Buffy often referred to themselves as the "Scooby Gang."

A week now people have been reminding me,” the actor said of what irritates her about the show.