Buffyverse Dialogue Database - EPISODE: 'Seeing Red'


Season: Episode 19 of Season 6
Original Air Date: 05/07/2002
Written by: Steven S. DeKnight
Directed by: Michael Gershman

Notes:

Warren becomes (temporarily) invincible.
Plot Highlights:

Happy morning-after with Willow & Tara. Dawn rejoices RE Tara's sleep-over. Buffy finds the Trio's buzzsaw-infested lair. Scooby meetings sans Spike, Xander or Anya. Anya gets distracted from her vengeance gig. The Trio procures the Orbs of Nezzla'khan. Buffy visits grumpy bitter Xander. Willow exercises her computer skills. Xander's fish metaphor rambles on. Buffy stakes a random vamp, hurts her back. Spike gets violent with Buffy in her bathroom. Warren wants to payback an old highschool enemy. Xander & Willow find bruised Buffy. Clem visits a disturbed Spike. Xander makes up with Buffy. Warren shoots Buffy & Tara.
Memorable Moments:

Dawn's glee at seeing that one couple at least has gotten back together when she finds Tara emerging from Willow's room in a blanket.
Anya's getting distracted from her job fullfilling a weepy barfly's wish by venting on her own circumstances.
Dawn's visit to Spike.
Xander's getting caught up in an extended fish metaphor when his neighbor at a bar attempts to flirt with him.
Spike's desperate attack on Buffy in her bathroom and his inability to deal with his feelings of guilt afterwards.
Xander admitting his mistakes and making up with Buffy.
Warren's psychotic inability to take being bested by Buffy bringing him to her house with a bullet for her and a stray one for Tara.

Source Notes:

No transcript available, so I started with the Shooting Script and spent a couple-three hours editing it to match what was said and shown on the broadcast version. (Look for the full transcipt here or here.)

There are 22 clips for this episode

AKAs

Xander referred to Xander as Chicken of the Sea

Andrew referred to Jonathan as Betazoid

Warren referred to Xander as Shemp

Jonathan referred to Warren as Charles Atlas

Clem referred to Spike as Mr. Negative

Warren referred to Buffy as Super Bitch

Buffy referred to Warren as a sad little boy

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NOTES ON EPISODE ART: CREATED 06/2002 ~I dragged my feet on this one quite a while, before finally deciding that even though it was only the last 30 seconds of the episode, Warren coming in and laying waste was going to have to be the focus of the collage. For the rest, I chose screen shots from the other main arcs for the ep (Willow & Tara, Buffy & Xander, Spike & Buffy), and played with the colors and blending until I had a soft light glow. I also applied the distort filter to warp some screen shots into a circle which you can kind of see haloing Warren's head. Then I drew in the rays coming from Warren's gun using the lasso tool (set to polygone) on its own layer, set to overlay. I also added a lens flare over the mouth of the gun to add to the radial feel.

Notes: Warren becomes (temporarily) invincible. Plot Highlights: Happy morning-after with Willow & Tara. Dawn rejoices RE Tara's sleep-over. Buffy finds the Trio's buzzsaw-infested lair. Scooby meetings sans Spike, Xander or Anya. Anya gets distracted from her vengeance gig. The Trio procures the Orbs of Nezzla'khan. Buffy visits grumpy bitter Xander. Willow exercises her computer skills. Xander's fish metaphor rambles on. Buffy stakes a random vamp, hurts her back. Spike gets violent with Buffy in her bathroom. Warren wants to payback an old highschool enemy. Xander & Willow find bruised Buffy. Clem visits a disturbed Spike. Xander makes up with Buffy. Warren shoots Buffy & Tara. Memorable Moments: Dawn's glee at seeing that one couple at least has gotten back together when she finds Tara emerging from Willow's room in a blanket. Anya's getting distracted from her job fullfilling a weepy barfly's wish by venting on her own circumstances. Dawn's visit to Spike. Xander's getting caught up in an extended fish metaphor when his neighbor at a bar attempts to flirt with him. Spike's desperate attack on Buffy in her bathroom and his inability to deal with his feelings of guilt afterwards. Xander admitting his mistakes and making up with Buffy. Warren's psychotic inability to take being bested by Buffy bringing him to her house with a bullet for her and a stray one for Tara.
Source Notes: No transcript available, so I started with the Shooting Script and spent a couple-three hours editing it to match what was said and shown on the broadcast version. (Look for the full transcipt here or here.)
There are 22 clips for this episode

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