Tara sings a love song to Willow professing all her love, but does Willow feel the same way? Finally, Giles reveals his belief that Buffy is never going to learn to survive on her own with him around and decides to return to England for good
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Buffy managed to defeat the Judge with a stolen rocket launcher, but Angelus' pathological abuse continued to take a heavy toll on Buffy and her friends over the months through the form of creepy letters and threatening to endanger her friends and family. Confronting Andrew, Buffy and Spike learned that she was actually Buffy's mind transferred into a robotic body; based on Warren's notes, Andrew had transferred Buffy's mind into the robot in order to help her escape a rumored assassination attempt, while leaving her body living a civilian life in another part of the country
WILLOW: I've got a theory Some kid is dreaming And we're all stuck inside his wacky Broadway nightmare XANDER: I've got a theory We should work this out ANYA, TARA, WILLOW, AND XANDER: It's getting eerie What's this cheery singing all about? XANDER: It could be witches! Some evil witches! Which is ridiculous 'cause witches they were persecuted and Wicca good and love the earth and woman power and I'll be over here. I wish I could say the right words to lead you through this land Wish I could play the father and take you by the hand Wish I could stay But now I understand I'm standing in the way The cries around you, you don't hear at all 'Cuz you know I'm here to take that call So you just lie there when you should be standing tall But I..
Another scene added to the pilot (to fill in time as it was shorter than expected) was the infamous "you have something in your eye" scene where The Master blinds a vampire who had failed him. She is the slayer." Buffy Summers knows this tale by heart, and no matter how hard she tries to be just a "normal girl", she can not escape from her destiny..
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EDIT SHARE Facebook Twitter Permalink Willow makes reference to a theory of how "some kid is dreaming and we're all stuck inside his wacky Broadway nightmare." This is a sort of culmination of the Scoobies experience with nightmare realms seen in other episodes, starting with Season 1's 'Nightmares'. EDIT SHARE Facebook Twitter Permalink From the Once More With Feeling commentary, in early drafts of Spike's song Rest In Peace, several lines were different including "Whisper in a dead man's to" was "Whisper it in a dead man's ear." EDIT SHARE Facebook Twitter Permalink Joss Whedon spent his entire summer vacation from the show (the first one he'd taken since the show started production) writing this episode
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
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