Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season Three

Faith, Hope & Trick
The first thing viewers saw Faith do wasn't slay a vampire. First, she danced to "Cure" by Darling Violetta. Then, she introduced herself. Finally, she slayed. She pretty much came, saw, and conquered. Not to mention the fact that she used the vampire as a dancing partner before reducing him to a pile of dust. She must have realized his disco moves just weren't working.

Bad Girls
Who could forget the day Faith taught Buffy, her fellow Slayer, to shut up and dance? Sure, Buffy had danced before, but she finally was able to relax. The two girls were getting along very well, able to slay and dance side-by-side with smiles on their faces. The song was "Chinese Burn" by Curve and it rocked as well. Faith owns the Bronze when she dances. ABBA would call her the Dancing Queen.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season Four

Who Are You?
While Faith was in her right mind but wrong body (Buffy's), she chose to rock the Bronze after being away from her dance floor for all those months. Various nameless extras were under her spell. Shortly thereafter, she met Spike and had some fun taunting him, then met Tara and hurt her feelings as well. Faith was on a roll of dancing and taunting, which built up to her eventually slaying a vampire in a sideroom of the Bronze and saving an innocent girl.

Angel, Season One

5x5
Faith strutted her stuff in an L.A. nightclub to a Rob Zombie tune entitled "Living Dead Girl." Not afraid to shake her groove thing. Not afraid to 'steal' random boy Billy from his girlfriend. Not afraid to start a fight. Not afraid to die -- or rather, slowly burning out, wishing someone would put her out of her misery. By the close of the episode she had a confrontation with Angel that resulted in a shocking and complete breakdown. In the next episode, Sanctuary, Faith ultimately puts in a confession and begins her search for peace in jail.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season Seven

Empty Places
Talk about dancing - er, coming full circle. In this episode, Faith brought the Potentials to the Bronze to blow off some steam. Nerf Herder performed two songs: "Rock City News" and "Mr. Spock."