Buffy the Vampire Slayer is so not Twilight. For fans of that supernatural series who have never seen the pop-culture-iconic, hilariously scripted, butt-kicking original teenage girl dealing with a town full of vamps, well, it’s about time you met your maker. This high school epic—and the TV show it later inspired—is ultimately “about growing up,” creator Joss Whedon told Entertainment Weekly. To put the character’s impact into perspective, Buffy ranks No. 3 on EW’s 100 Greatest Characters of the Last 20 Years (only Harry Potter and Homer Simpson outrank her; Tony Soprano is No. 4). So where is the original Buffy cast now?

They say high school is the best time of a young person’s life, and when looking back over the famous high school classes of television’s past, it’s a hard to disagree. So flip back through television’s high school yearbook with Snakkle as we explore our favorite graduation episodes of all of TV time.

Yes, it’s really been 15 years since Buffy Summers first staked her place in TV history, dusting vampires and surviving the horrors of high school in the hit WB drama Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Snakkle takes a look at what the show’s handsome and incredibly talented cast is up to since their Sunnydale days ended in 2003.

With the premiere of FX’s The Strain AND the return of Netflix’s Hemlock Grove,Snakkle takes a look back at the seminal television shows that paved the way, or defined the genre on the small screen. From Dark Shadows to The Walking Dead, these scripted dramas made such lasting impressions on us all that we still get chills from them to this day.

We decided to take a look at the butt-kicking women of TV, past and present. Some have super-powers, some are cyborgs, and all are as tough as nails (and sometimes tougher).

While many remember Sarah Michelle Gellar best as Buffy Summers, the actress has been working since age 4, and Snakkle’s compiled her most memorable roles.

“Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in,” are we right? Well, for once-television stars who took a break from the medium that seems to be this season’s motto. See what Christina Applegate, Tim Allen, and Poppy Montgomery (to name a few) had to say about taking the plunge back into TV.