FREE BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER: ONCE MORE, WITH FEELING PDF John Nicholas | 92 pages | 01 Jun 2008 | Cherry Lane Music Company | 9781603780438 | English | United States Once More, with Feeling (Buffy soundtrack) - Wikipedia It's the seventh episode of the sixth season and the one hundred seventh in the series. Series creator Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More Whedon wrote, directed and composed the music for this episode in which a mysterious force impels the Scooby Gang with Feeling burst into song. Even Buffy devotees may be hard-pressed to find an episode as off-the-wall as this, as Sunnydale denizens Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More players in production numbers in which cast members do their own vocals. Hear Tara sing about her love for Willow! See Xander and Anya perform a duet! Listen to Buffy croon about her lack of life direction! Who's behind the music? Dawn provides the key. Buffy is patrolling in a cemetery at night, but there is something wrong with her and with demons and vampires she meets: they are all singing and dancing. Buffy sings about her life after resurrecting, and the way she feels detached from it. The following morning, the Scoobies reunite at the Magic Box and find out such things have happened to them all. They further learn that it's not just happened to them; all the people in Sunnydale are Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More to sing about their inner feelings, as a group nearby performs about cleaning mustard out of a shirt "The Mustard". Willow and Tara leave the discussion to enjoy the day, and Tara sings a love song to Willow about the difference she's made in her life, which leads them to their bedroom "Under Your Spell". Somewhere else, at night a man uncontrollably tap dances on the street, until he spontaneously combust. A demon watches him and calls it entertainment. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More the morning in Xander's apartmenthe and Anya sing together about things they would otherwise have never told with Feeling or each other, namely their fears about their coming marriage "I'll Never Tell". They then complain with Giles about the constant singing, and discuss the man who caught on fire as reported on Sunnydale Pressignoring a woman trying to sing her way out of a parking ticket "The Parking Ticket". At night, to investigate the current events, Buffy visits Spike on his crypt, when he's forced to sing to her about the torturous nature of their relationship, telling her to stay away from him if she doesn't Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More a decision about them "Rest in Peace". When Dawn gets home from school, she talks with Tara, who tells her that it looks like a demon is responsible for the singing. Dawn mentions to Tara her recent argument with Willow, an argument Tara can't remember. She remembers the bramble she found in the bedroom that morning and has been wearing and begins to worry that Willow may have cast a spell on her and rushes out to check on whether this hunch with Feeling right. Dawn, now alone, goes through her stash of stolen goods, and puts on a necklace she took from the Magic Box. She starts singing about her life, but is kidnapped by Sweet's minionsinterrupting Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More song "Dawn's Lament". When Dawn wakes up in the Bronzeshe and Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More three minions engage in an interpretive dance, which is Dawn's attempt to escape "Dawn's Ballet". Suddenly, the demon Sweet arrives tap dancing and introduces himself in a song. He mentions his intention of taking her to the Underworld and make her his queen, accusing Dawn of summoning him. He also explains if the melodies go on too long, people will combust and burn up from Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More intensity of emotion. Dawn tells him that her sister is the Slayer, so he tells his minions to bring Buffy to him so he can watch her burn "What You Feel". Meanwhile in the Magic Box, Giles and Buffy train in case she is expected to fight whatever is causing the singing. Giles asks if Buffy spoke to Dawn about her misbehavior during Halloweenbut Buffy tells him she'd assumed he had sorted it. As Buffy continues her training, Giles sings, unheard by her, a song about his thoughts that his continued presence encourages Buffy to remain emotionally dependent on him, thus he decides to leave again for good "Standing". Tara arrives at the with Feeling and looks up information on the bramble, which confirms it is used in spells concerning memory alteration. Devastated, Tara sings her decision that her relationship with Willow should end. Giles' and Tara's songs merge into a duet about how much it hurts Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More leave, yet each knows they cannot possibly stay. With Feeling suddenly arrives with one of Sweet's henchmen, who reveals to them that Dawn has been kidnapped. Spike offers to back Buffy up, but she questions why he'd do that after saying he wanted her to stay away from him, so Spike skulks away, telling her he hopes she and Dawn burn. Buffy leaves alone, once again singing about her inability to feel, as both a conflicted Spike and the Scoobies express their desire to fight along with her, accompanied by Sweet, who summons them an ensemble song "Walk Through the Fire". Arriving at The Bronze, Buffy starts to sing and dance defiantly, expressing her current condition and the hardships of being the Slayer. Her friends arrive and provide back up dancing with her. Unable to stop singing, Buffy finally reveals to Sweet and her friends that, by resurrecting her, they had ripped her out of heaven. As her friends react in horror to the admission, she begins dancing wildly to the point of smoking in impending combustion. Spike suddenly arrives and holds her still, concluding the song telling her that the only Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More to mend her wounds is to carry on living "Something to Sing About". Applauding, Sweet prepares to leave with Dawn, who continues to deny that she summoned him. After he points out that she bears his talisman in a necklace, Xander confesses that he did it to cheer the mood, but did not expect the implications. This leads Sweet to decide to waive the clause of making Xander his queen. He then points out in a song that, because of all the hidden feelings he caused them to reveal to each other, none of them with Feeling claim "it ended well," daring them to say that they with Feeling really happy now "What You Feel Reprise". After Sweet leaves to " Hellsville ," the group performs together, questioning the costly victory they've achieved and what to do next "Where Do We Go From Here? Spike leaves the group in the middle of the song, but Buffy goes after him. Behind The Bronze, their previous songs merge as they sing to each other. They kiss, the curtains fall, and the chorus swells one last time "Coda". The episode soundtrack was composed by Christophe Beck and Joss With Feeling. This wiki. This wiki All wikis. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. Do you like this video? This article is about the episode. For other uses, see Once More, with Feeling. Television Academy. Retrieved December 11, The Hugo Awards. Categories :. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Buffy: "I'm not exactly quaking in my stylish yet affordable boots, but there's definitely something unnatural going on here. And that doesn't usually lead to hugs and puppies. Anya: "It has to be stopped. It was like we were being watched, like there was a wall missing from our apartment. Like there were only three walls and not a fourth one. Anya: "Dawn may have had the wrong idea in summoning this creature. But I've seen some of these underworld child-bride deals, and they never end well. Maybe once. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Once More, with Feeling (TV Episode ) - IMDb From " Veronica Mars " to Rebecca take a look back at the career of Armie Hammer on and off the screen. See the full Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More. Title: Once More, with Feeling 06 Nov Sunnydale is alive with the sound of music as Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More 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. When I first saw it, I was mesmerised. I happen to like a lot of the songs Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More, especially Giles' 'Standing', which was beautiful and touching. Joss Whedon created a masterpiece in the form of with Feeling episode with his songwriting skills unexpected and its wonderful plot. Lots of shows have a musical episode, but they are VERY risky. When "Oz" did it, it was fabulous as well, but understandably it is an easy thing to mess up. This episode should be revered with Feeling remembered for what it is. Looking for some great streaming picks? Check out some of the IMDb editors' favorites movies and shows to round out your Watchlist. Visit our What to Watch page. Sign In.