Bitten S03E02 Soundtrack

Feb 19, 2016
7 songs

This guide currently identifies 7 songs from Bitten season 3, episode 2, with scene and placement details where available.

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Bitten S03E02 soundtrack songs

  1. The Blue Danube Waltz, Op. 314: (from "True Lies")
    Johann Strauss II
    Scene / details

    Eduardo plays music; Nick informs Jeremy he only found tracks, but no vehicles insight; Jeremy tells Clay to find Elena and meet their incoming guests then smashes Eduardo phone. 

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  2. Crushed Pleats
    Dralms
    Scene / details

    In the kitchen, Clay promises Elena he's not going anywhere and assures her that he's the only family that she needs, then they make love on the kitchen table.

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  3. The Blue Danube (feat. Ian Matthews)
    Bitten Cast
    Scene / details

    After he he tells her to take care, Bucky whistles as he walks away from Elena; (repeats) as Bucky boards up a window, Clay comments on his taste in music which he's heard at the tannery. 

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  4. The Crying Room
    Shane Abram Nelken
    Scene / details

    At a diner, Clay keeps watch over Elena as she meets with Sasha; Sasha tells Elena he has so much to talk to her about then begins to tell her about their life in Russia and her mother.

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  5. Suenos Dulces
    Zachariah & the Lobos Riders
    Scene / details

    Sasha informs Elena he, and his children Alexei and Katia have been in hiding for a long time, but he doesn't mean to bring trouble into her life.

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  6. The Blue Danube Waltz, Op. 314: (from "True Lies")
    Johann Strauss II, Strauss Festival Orchestra
    Scene / details

    Eduardo plays music; Nick informs Jeremy he only found tracks, but no vehicles insight; Jeremy tells Clay to find Elena and meet their incoming guests then smashes Eduardo phone. 

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  7. Blue Danube
    Cast
    Scene / details

    Bucky whistles while walking away from Elena, after telling her to take care; [0:35] continues as Bucky boards up a window and Clay comments on his choice of music.

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