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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 6, Episode 7Once More, with Feeling (6 Nov. 2001) 9.0
Sunnydale is alive with the sound of music as a mysterious force causes everyone in town to burst into full musical numbers, revealing their innermost secrets as they do. But some townsfolk... See full summary » Director:Joss Whedon |
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| Nicholas Brendon | ... | ||
| Emma Caulfield | ... | ||
| Michelle Trachtenberg | ... | ||
| James Marsters | ... | ||
| Alyson Hannigan | ... | ||
| Anthony Head | ... |
Rupert Giles
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| Hinton Battle | ... | ||
| Amber Benson | ... | ||
| David Fury | ... | ||
| Marti Noxon | ... | ||
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Daniel Weaver | ... |
Handsome Young Man
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| Scot Zeller | ... |
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| Zachary Woodlee | ... |
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Timothy Anderson | ... |
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Sunnydale is alive with the sound of music as a mysterious force causes everyone in town to burst into full musical numbers, revealing their innermost secrets as they do. But some townsfolk are dancing so much that they simply burst into flames, and it becomes clear that maybe living in a musical isn't so great after all. Written by Alex
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Written by Joss Whedon
Performed by Sarah Michelle Gellar and James Marsters
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On the DVD commentary for this episode, Joss Whedon says that many of the songs he wrote for this musical were conscious references to different musical theater styles and composers. For instance, Whedon characterizes "Going Through The Motions" as an "I want" song in the tradition of the opening numbers sung by heroines of Ashman-Menken Disney musicals such as "Part of Your World" from The Little Mermaid and "Belle" from Beauty and the Beast (albeit with what he calls a Stephen Schwartz ending). He says that "I'll Never Tell" is his 1930s "Astaire/Rodgers" number, and he likens "Walk Through The Fire" to the four-part "Tonight Quintet" that introduces the climactic moments of the end of the first act of "West Side Story." See more »Goofs
Tara's arms change position in each shot after the trio dance break in the "Life's a Show" number. See more »Quotes
Xander, Spike, Buffy, Anya, Willow, Tara, Giles: [singing] And we are caught in the fire/The point of no return/So we will walk through the fire/And let it/Burn/Let it burn.See more »
Crazy Credits
This episode features a unique 32-second opening in which the actors' name appears beside a short clip of them in a bubble. See more »Soundtracks
"Something To Sing About"Written by Joss Whedon
Performed by Sarah Michelle Gellar and James Marsters
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Sunnydale is alive with the sound of music as a mysterious force causes everyone in town to burst into full musical numbers, revealing their innermost secrets as they do. But some townsfolk are dancing so much that they simply burst into flames, and it becomes clear that maybe living in a musical isn't so great after all. This Episode Is One Of The Best Musicals Ever Made. I Despise Musicals. I Give This 9 But I Gave It One More Star For Its Imagination. I Showed This To A Non-Buffy Fan & He Gave It 9 As Well. To Me Claiming This Is The Best Buffy Episode Ever Made Is Kind Of Overrating It. My Favourite Song From This Episode Is "Walk Through The Fire" Followed By "Rest In Peace"...Yeah...I Like A Song That Is Sung By James Marsters...I Was Scared Too But He Can Sing Songs Like "R.I.P.". The Biggest Surprise Singing Talent Came From...Well Everyone. When I Heared About This I Was Actually Scared. This Is An Excellent Episode Of Buffy. If Your A Buffy Fan & Want To Get A Friend Hooked On Buffy This Is The Episode To Show Them. I Would Loved To See Joss Whedon Explaining To Hinton Battle His Role...Or Even To The Main Cast Members. Sarah Michelle Gellar Stated That The Most Terrifying Thing She Had To Do On The Show Was Sing. Best Buffy Episode: The Wish. Best Musical: Dr. Horrible. 2nd Best Musical: Once More With Feeling.