“Buffy the Vampire Slayer”: The 1992 movie, written by Joss Whedon, starred Kristy Swanson in the title role of a cheerleader chosen to kill vampires. Whedon’s WB/UPN TV series of the same name ran from 1997 to 2003 and made a household name of Sarah Michelle Geller. A “Buffy” reboot—on film and TV—is reportedly in the works, but without Whedon or key characters such as Xander and Angel.

The battle between good and evil is so timeless, it’s almost tiresome. But the clash between Harry Potter and those “Twilight” vampires? Well, bring it on. It was thought that, perhaps, with the accelerated mania produced by Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart’s tragic romance as Edward Cullen, the strikingly beautiful vampire, and Bella Swan, his forbidden love, that Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” series might have eclipsed the popularity of J.K. Rowling’s wizard.

We’ll say this about Harry Potter and Edward/Bella fans—you’re a rabid bunch. After one small solicitation that sought fans of Potter and “Twilight” ran in the Weekend section a couple of weeks ago, about 50 responses immediately rolled in. And they’re still coming. Not that it’s really a competition, but based on your responses, Team Potter appears to be leading the charge. Here are a few replies that we felt truly showcased fan adoration.

1) In what country is Transylvania? A. Russia B. Hungary C. Romania D. Yugoslavia 2) Which actor plays the vampire lead character in “Twilight” and also appeared in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”? A. James Franco B. Brad Pitt C. Michael Cera D. Robert Pattinson

Trivia quiz answers

Are you still wild about Harry (Potter, that is) or has the “Twlight” crew and its vampire ilk sucked away your interest?  We’re looking for Potter loyalists whose adoration of J.K. Rowling’s creation is unceasing, and also those who might have outgrown Harry and the gang in favor of Edward and Bella.

WASHINGTON—Washington Wizards guard Mike James is out for the rest of the season after breaking his right pinkie in practice, another blow for the injury-riddled last-place team just as it welcomes back three-time All-Star Gilbert Arenas. James hurt his hand yesterday, and X-rays revealed the fracture. He joins Arenas, Brendan Haywood, DeShawn Stevenson, Etan Thomas and Caron Butler as Wizards who have missed substantial time this season.

Before Eddie Jordan arrived, the Washington Wizards were little more than a joke. The question was whether the Wizards would end the season in no-man’s land - out of the playoffs but not bad enough to have a lottery pick - or as one of the NBA’s hapless lottery losers. Since Jordan arrived, the Wizards have become respectable. After a rebuilding year, Jordan directed the Wizards to four straight playoff berths.