3x03 Faith, Hope & Trick - Buffy the Vampire Slayer Episode Guide

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

- Episode 03x03

Episode: 03x03
Title: Faith, Hope & Trick
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 3ABB03
First Aired: Oct. 13, 1998

Season 3 » Episode #03 - Faith, Hope & Trick

Buffy the Vampire Slayer - 03x03 Faith, Hope & Trick

Summary: Buffy meets a new rogue slayer by the name of Faith, who was called on after the death of Kendra. Buffy soon learns that Faith has a lot of problems, which end up becomming Buffy's problems as well when she learns Faith was followed to Sunnydale.

Who appeared in this episode?

Mr. Trick	played by K. Todd Freeman
Scott Hope	played by Fab Filippo
Kakistos	played by Jeremy Roberts
Principal Snyder	played by Armin Shimerman
Manager	played by John Ennis
Herself - Band Member	played by Cami Elen
Pizza Guy	played by R.D. Price
Himself - Band Member	played by Steve McManus
Burger Boy	played by Zach Hudson

	Season 3 / Episode 3: - Faith, Hope & Trick Faith: When I'm fighting, it's like the whole world goes away and I only know one thing: that I'm gonna win, and they're gonna lose. I like that feeling. Buffy: Well sure, beats that "dead" feeling you get when they win and you lose.
	Season 3 / Episode 3: - Faith, Hope & Trick Scott Hope: I'm sorry, I'm a bad liar. It's not good for the soul. Or-or the skin, actually, it makes me blotch.

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

CREW: At 29:34 the scene cuts to a hallway at Sunnydale High, and as the camera tracks a student coming down the stairs there is a moment when you can see over the top of the set at the far end of the corridor.

TRIVIA

The band playing at the Bronze in this episode is Darling Violetta, who later would provide the title theme for the "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997) spin-off show, "Angel" (1999).
The title has the remarkable trait of being simply the list of the names of three characters that made their first appearance in this episode: Faith Lehane, Scott Hope and Trick the vampire. The title is even a mocking of the Three Theological Virtues of Christianism, with "Trick" as a substitute of "Charity".