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"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Once More, with Feeling (2001)
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6 November 2001
(Season 6, Episode 7)
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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...
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Proof that Joss Whedon is a genius...if you still need convincing
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Sarah Michelle Gellar | ... | Buffy Summers |
 | Nicholas Brendon | ... | Xander Harris |
 | Emma Caulfield | ... | Anya |
 | Michelle Trachtenberg | ... | Dawn Summers |
 | James Marsters | ... | Spike |
 | Alyson Hannigan | ... | Willow Rosenberg |
 | Anthony Head | ... | Rupert Giles (as Anthony Stewart Head) |
 | Hinton Battle | ... | Sweet |
 | Amber Benson | ... | Tara Maclay |
| David Fury | ... | Mustard Man |
| Marti Noxon | ... | Parking Ticket Woman |
| Daniel Weaver | ... | Handsome Young Man |
| Scot Zeller | ... | Henchman / Tap Dancing Victim |
| Zachary Woodlee | ... | Demon / Henchman |
 | Timothy Anderson | ... | Henchman |
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50 min
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During the "I'll Never Tell" number, Xander picks up the news paper and the back page shows an ad for the San Fernando Valley College of Law. Although the toll-free number has changed, this is an actual college in SoCal.
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Continuity: During "I'll never tell" after the second dance, Xander and Anya go to sit down. You see Anya sit fully on her chair and slide herself back again, then when it cuts to her face and she begins singing "He's Swell" she's lowering herself onto her chair again.
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References The Music Man (1962)
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Rest In Peace
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OK, I'll admit I was really sceptical about this episode. I first caught the last 10 minutes of this episode and thought "Oh no, a musical episode, this has got to be it, Buffy has jumped the shark" but having since seen the whole episode in the context of the rest of the series, this episode is pure genius. The songs really moves the story on. Through-out the first few episodes of the 6th season a number of tensions are built up between the characters, feelings and events occur which the characters keep to themselves. All the musical numbers are used as ways for the cast to reveal to each other things they didn't, couldn't, or wouldn't say. Joss wrote all the lyrics and music, with his usual depth, intelligence, and character development, plus the tunes are catch. This is not just a filler episode, its a turning point in the season. Pure class!!