Sarah Michelle Gellar says she loved that 'Buffy' was 'inclusive,' but not 'anti-man'

With the news that the beloved TV hit "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is getting a reboot, star Sarah Michelle Gellar reflected that the original's inclusivity was one of its strengths.

Gellar played Buffy on the WB from 1997 to 2003, slaying vampires and other creatures while dishing out witty quips and becoming a hero to young female fans. But while the show empowered its titular star, Gellar suggested it didn't do so at the expense of its male characters.

"What I loved about Buffy was she was inclusive," Gellar told Glamour.