Marsters, who famously played the bleach blond, leather-clad vampire Spike, explained he was upset by a scene in Season 6, Episode 19 ("Seeing Red"), during a September 2024 interview on actor Michael Rosenbaum's podcast, Inside of You.
He explained that "Seeing Red" had a distressing scene wherein Spike tries to assault Buffy Summers, played by Sarah Michelle Gellar. He noted that "it's a problematic scene for a lot of people who like the show." Marsters also said he warned the show's writers that the fans would find the episode disturbing.
"It's the darkest professional day of my life," said Marsters while speaking to Rosenbaum.
"I found a really good therapist and in putting me back together from that got into all the other stuff as the good therapists will do. And it was very painful and very destabilizing. But I came out of it a much happier person," said the actor during the 2024 interview.
James Marsters Spoke Positively About Sarah Michelle Gellar
"I was in about a quarter of the scenes, and I felt like they burnt me to ash. Sarah was always on time. She always had a great attitude. She always knew her lines perfectly. She always met her marks," said the 63-year-old actor to the panel's audience.
In addition, he said he and Gellar had respect for each other because they both were professional and knew their lines.
"She's an amazing person. So like we always got along really well," said Marsters, who joined the Buffy the Vampire Slayer cast during the show's second season.
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