Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #623773 in Books
• Published on: 2002-12-03
• Binding: Paperback
• 336 pages

Synopsis
Continuing the Pocket Books collection of complete Buffy scripts that enables fans to relive their favourite moments and savour their favourite lines...The complete Pocket Books collection of Buffy scripts now reaches the third volume of season two, with another five facsimile original shooting scripts from the show. In a series renowned for the quality of its writing and its snappy, insightful dialogue this volume brings you the best of the best: the pivotal season two story arc in which Giles loses his lover, Buffy loses her innocence and Angel loses his soul. Long regarded by critics and fans alike as some of the best episodes of the entire six-year run so far, this classic set of scripts is a must-have for all serious Buffy fans. The five scripts in this volume are: *The two-parter SURPRISE and INNOCENCE: in which Buffy's ex-boyfriend becomes her worst enemy when the consummation of their love causes Angel to lose his soul and revert to the vampire Angelus. *PHASES: in which Willow discovers that Oz is a werewolf.

*BEWITCHED, BOTHERED AND BEWILDERED: in which a spell gone wrong causes all the women of Sunnydale to fall in love with Xander -- which seems at first like a dream come true but soon turns into a Dionysian nightmare as their frenzied fighting threatens to tear him to pieces. *PASSION: in which Angelus murders Jenny to prevent her restoring his soul, and leaves her body in Giles' own bed for him to find.

Customer Reviews

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not as good as i expected but very informative for those obbsesive fans who need to know evvery word spoken, or maybe just those who need something to perform for their Drama class. it would be all you need script and directions etc.
overall a thumbs up!

From script to screen.
This book is a complete MUST for any fans of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV series. Actual scripts from several of, what can be argued, the best episodes of Buffy are laid out in their original format. The scripts contain not only dialogue, but set lists, actor notes and movement directions, which is also extremely useful to those people whom wish to learn how scripts for TV programmes are set out.