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| Trivia Gathered from many sources, including The Official UPN Buffy site and the BBC Buffy site. |
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| Freshman The scene where Buffy picks up the telephone, but there�s no-one on the other end links this episode of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" with the "Angel" pilot episode "City of", where Angel rings Buffy, but does not speak to her. Music: David Bowie 'Memory of a Free Festival (Part 1)', Splendid 'You And Me', Stretch Princess 'Universe', The Muffs 'I Wish That I Could Be You' and Paul Riordan 'Freaky Soul'. Living Conditions Music: Cher 'Believe' and Four Star Mary 'Pain'. Harsh Light Of Day The album that Oz holds up when he says "More important than this one?" is the last Velvet Underground album to actively feature Lou Reed, 1970�s 'Loaded'. Music: Bif Naked 'Anything', 'Lucky' and 'Moment of Weakness'. Dollshead 'It's Over, It's Under', Four Star Mary 'Dilate', Psychic Rain 'Take Me Down' and Devil Doll 'Faith in Love'. Fear Itself Music: 28 Days 'Kool', Third Grade Teacher 'Ow Ow Ow', and Verbena 'Pretty Please'. Beer Bad Music: Ash 'I'm Gonna Fall', Collapsis 'Wonderland', Kim Ferron 'Nothing But You', Luscious Jackson 'Lady Fingers', Paul Trudeau 'It Feels Like I'm Dyin' Inside', People Will Talk' and 'Just So You Know (I Can't Wait)'. Smile 'The Best Years', THC 'Overfire', and Lauren Christy 'Perfect Again'. Wild at Heart Music: Eight Stops Seven 'Good Enough', THC 'Dip' and 'Need to Destroy'. The Initiative We finally find out that Oz's full name is Daniel Osborne. There's some extremely lacklustre dancing in this episode. This is probably down to the fact that (in order to make editing easier) scenes like these are often recorded without the music, so the actors have nothing to dance to. When Spike's looking for Buffy, he scrolls through a list of Buffy crew, such as fight co-ordinator Jeff Pruitt. Music: Deadstar 'Lights Go Down', Four Star Mary 'Fate', Jake Lee Rau 'Welcome', Moby 'Bodyrock', That Dog 'Never Say Never' and Nikki Gregaroff 'Like We Never Said Goodbye'. Pangs Chumash: is a real Indian tribe. The Indian tribe we meet here is spelt Shumach in the script, however. Oops Moment: Anya: claims this is the first time she's met Angel. WRONG. She was with him in the bar in Dopplegangland, and fleetingly in Graduation Day. Something Blue Music Sue Willett 'Night Time Company'. Blink 182: 'All the Small Things' is playing at the Bronze. Hush When they're watching television, Olivia's drink appears to change from scotch to water. According to stunt ace Jeff Pruitt, the scenes of the Gentlemen gliding so smoothly through Sunnydale were achieved by swinging them across distances of over 120 feet using cherrypickers. The music playing during Giles' lecture is the Jonathan Creek theme music, taken from Saint-Sa�ns 'Danse Macabre'. Anthony Stuart Head was in the pilot of Jonathan Creek, playing Jonathan's boss. Music: Camille Saint-Saens 'Danse Macabre', Chris Beck 'The Gentlemen' and Joss Whedon 'Fairy Tale Rhyme'. Doomed Willow's comment that "everything seems so small" is a cute in-joke. The burnt school sets are much smaller than the originals. Oops Moments: Just how does Buffy manage to fall more quickly than the Demon Music: Echobelly 'Mouth Almighty' and Hellacopters 'Hey'. A New Man Giles and Ethan's drinks. Watch them closely - they're a continuity nightmare, with drink levels rising and falling all over the place. The weird moment when Spike's voice is speeded up just before the car crash is all part of late edits to the show when it overran. Music: Volt Sex 'Over Divine', Other Star People 'Then There's None' and Scott Ellison 'Down, Down Baby'. The I In Team This episode features the premature departure of Maggie Walsh, as Lindsay Crouse became unavailable. The same happened last season with the actor playing Mr. Trick. Music: Black Lab 'Keep Myself Awake', Delerium 'Window To Your Soul' and Lavish 'Trashed'. Lyric Goodbye Iowa The news reporter is played by Amy Powell. She's also appeared as a reporter in season 3's 'Consequences', in Chicago Hope and in the films The Birdcage and White Man's Burden. Music: Lou Reed 'Romeo Had Juliet' and Mark Cherrie 'Big Ed'. This Years Girl Oops moment: Who phones Buffy to tell her that Faith is awake? And why do they phone her at Giles's house? Who are You When Buffy drives out of the Council's warehouse, we can see cans of film. Spot the re-use of a studio building. Amy Powell plays the newsreader we always see in Buffy. Music: Nerf Herder 'Vivian', The Cure 'Watching Me Fall' and Headland 'Sweet Charlotte Rose'. Superstar Jonathan's singing voice is provided by Brad Kane - the voice of Aladdin in the Disney films. Music: Brad Kane 'Serenade In Blue' and 'Jonathan's Fanfare'. Where The Wild Things Are Sarah Michelle Gellar was away shooting an episode of Angel. Hence her being bed-ridden for much of this week. Music: Anthony Stewart Head 'Behind Blue Eyes', Caviar 'I Thought I Was Found', Crooner 'Parker Posey', Face To Face 'The Devil You Know (God is a Man)', Fonda 'One of a Kind' and Lumirova 'Philo'. New Moon Rising Oops moments: Riley's team bag and remove Oz without much concern for what other people think. Why, exactly, does Adam help them rescue Oz? |