"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" fans rejoice: Another supernatural series has arrived. The setting is late Victorian England. Three years after inexplicable supernatural occurrences and people have become "touched" with strange (and sometimes useless) powers." After a growing animosity towards the "touched," best friends and fellow "touched" Amalia True (Laura Donnelly) and Penance Adair (Anne Skelly) band together to protect the outcasts of society. Starring Olivia Williams, James Norton and Tom Riley.

HBO's latest film uses some of Buffy's favorite tricks. In particular, it's a group of people working together to fight evil and deny misogynistic injustice. In Marie Claire, I was curious to see how much their on-screen unity would translate off-screen, so I joined Donnelly, Skelly, Norton, and Riley for the classic trivia game "How well do you know your co-stars?"

We played.

My favorite of the interesting facts we learned was that Laura Donnelly can vomit: Laura Donnelly can vomit on demand. Laura Donnelly can vomit on demand. One of them met President Barack Obama and made all our political dreams come true. Riley also seems to have the best listening and reasoning skills of the troupe. [Catch up with "The Nevers," currently streaming on HBO.