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* "Incident On and Off a Mountain Road" [[ActionGirl Ellen]] taking the fight to [[BigBad Moonface]] and [[TheDragon Buddy]]. [[spoiler: She manages to kill Moonface in a strait up fight and shoots Buddy, but not before giving him his masters "[[IronicEcho Shhh]]". The best part is that she turned the tables on them when Buddy lured her into a trap.]]
* "The Fair-Haired Child" When [[spoiler: Johnny is fully resurrected, it turns out he made the same DealWithTheDevil his parents made, this time to resurrect Tara, and had a talent in bargaining. You see he managed to narrow the deal down to two adults rather then twelve kids. Seeing Johnny's parents KarmicDeath was pretty satisfying, and Johnny and Tara [[EarnYourHappyEnding got a happy ending]].]]
* "Homecoming" [[spoiler: The ending with the zombified Murch announcing he and the other zombies will show anyone who sends their brothers and sisters to die for a lie, will know the true face of Hell.]]
* "Family" When it's revealed [[spoiler: Celia and David are parents of one of [[SerialKiller Harold's]] victims, and have been luring ''him'' into a trap all along.]]
* "Deer Woman", despite being a very goofy and tongue-in-cheek, still portrays Faraday as highly competent cop doing his best to solve the crazy case, while the story itself can easily be interpreted as a vicious, if humorous deconstruction of typical cliches related with use of Native American myths in horrors. [[spoiler: He eventually manages to fend her off without dying in the process, making it a rare case where the hero not only wins, but lives]].
* "The Fair-Haired Child" When [[spoiler: Johnny is fully resurrected, it turns out he made the same DealWithTheDevil his parents made, this time to resurrect Tara, and had a talent in bargaining. You see he managed to narrow the deal down to two adults rather then twelve kids. Seeing Johnny's parents KarmicDeath was pretty satisfying, and Johnny and Tara [[EarnYourHappyEnding got a happy ending]].]]
* "Homecoming" [[spoiler: The ending with the zombified Murch announcing he and the other zombies will show anyone who sends their brothers and sisters to die for a lie, will know the true face of Hell.]]
* "Family" When it's revealed [[spoiler: Celia and David are parents of one of [[SerialKiller Harold's]] victims, and have been luring ''him'' into a trap all along.]]
* "Deer Woman", despite being a very goofy and tongue-in-cheek, still portrays Faraday as highly competent cop doing his best to solve the crazy case, while the story itself can easily be interpreted as a vicious, if humorous deconstruction of typical cliches related with use of Native American myths in horrors. [[spoiler: He eventually manages to fend her off without dying in the process, making it a rare case where the hero not only wins, but lives]].
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* "Incident On and Off a Mountain Road" [[ActionGirl Ellen]] taking the fight to [[BigBad Moonface]] and [[TheDragon Buddy]]. [[spoiler: She manages to kill Moonface in a strait up fight and shoots Buddy, but not before giving him his masters "[[IronicEcho Shhh]]". The best part is that she turned the tables on them when Buddy lured her into a trap.]]
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* "Deer Woman", despite being a very goofy and tongue-in-cheek, still portrays Faraday as highly competent cop doing his best to solve the crazy case, while the story itself can easily be interpreted as a vicious, if humorous deconstruction of typical cliches related with use of Native American myths in horrors.
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* "Family" When it's revealed [[spoiler: Celia and David are parents of one of [[SerialKiller Harold's]] victims, and have been luring ''him'' into a trap all along.]]]]
* "Deer Woman", despite being a very goofy and tongue-in-cheek, still portrays Faraday as highly competent cop doing his best to solve the crazy case, while the story itself can easily be interpreted as a vicious, if humorous deconstruction of typical cliches related with use of Native American myths in horrors. [[spoiler: He eventually manages to fend her off without dying in the process, making it a rare case where the hero not only wins, but lives]].
* "Deer Woman", despite being a very goofy and tongue-in-cheek, still portrays Faraday as highly competent cop doing his best to solve the crazy case, while the story itself can easily be interpreted as a vicious, if humorous deconstruction of typical cliches related with use of Native American myths in horrors. [[spoiler: He eventually manages to fend her off without dying in the process, making it a rare case where the hero not only wins, but lives]].
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* ''Incident On and Off a Mountain Road'' [[ActionGirl Ellen]] taking the fight to [[BigBad Moonface]] and [[TheDragon Buddy]]. [[spoiler: She manages to kill Moonface in a strait up fight and shoots Buddy, but not before giving him his masters "[[IronicEcho Shhh]]". The best part is that she turned the tables on them when Buddy lured her into a trap.]]
* ''The Fair Haired Child'' When [[spoiler: Johnny is fully resurrected, it turns out he made the same DealWithTheDevil his parents made, this time to resurrect Tara, and had a talent in bargaining. You see he managed to narrow the deal down to two adults rather then twelve kids. Seeing Johnny's parents KarmicDeath was pretty satisfying, and Johnny and Tara [[EarnYourHappyEnding got a happy ending]].]]
* ''Homecoming'' [[spoiler: The ending with the zombified Murch announcing he and the other zombies will show anyone who sends their brothers and sisters to die for a lie, will know the true face of Hell.]]
* ''Famiy'' When it's revealed [[spoiler: Celia and David are parents of one of [[SerialKiller Harold's]] victims, and have been luring ''him'' into a trap all along.]]
* ''The Fair Haired Child'' When [[spoiler: Johnny is fully resurrected, it turns out he made the same DealWithTheDevil his parents made, this time to resurrect Tara, and had a talent in bargaining. You see he managed to narrow the deal down to two adults rather then twelve kids. Seeing Johnny's parents KarmicDeath was pretty satisfying, and Johnny and Tara [[EarnYourHappyEnding got a happy ending]].]]
* ''Homecoming'' [[spoiler: The ending with the zombified Murch announcing he and the other zombies will show anyone who sends their brothers and sisters to die for a lie, will know the true face of Hell.]]
* ''Famiy'' When it's revealed [[spoiler: Celia and David are parents of one of [[SerialKiller Harold's]] victims, and have been luring ''him'' into a trap all along.]]
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* ''Incident "Incident On and Off a Mountain Road'' Road" [[ActionGirl Ellen]] taking the fight to [[BigBad Moonface]] and [[TheDragon Buddy]]. [[spoiler: She manages to kill Moonface in a strait up fight and shoots Buddy, but not before giving him his masters "[[IronicEcho Shhh]]". The best part is that she turned the tables on them when Buddy lured her into a trap.]]
*''The Fair Haired Child'' "The Fair-Haired Child" When [[spoiler: Johnny is fully resurrected, it turns out he made the same DealWithTheDevil his parents made, this time to resurrect Tara, and had a talent in bargaining. You see he managed to narrow the deal down to two adults rather then twelve kids. Seeing Johnny's parents KarmicDeath was pretty satisfying, and Johnny and Tara [[EarnYourHappyEnding got a happy ending]].]]
*''Homecoming'' "Homecoming" [[spoiler: The ending with the zombified Murch announcing he and the other zombies will show anyone who sends their brothers and sisters to die for a lie, will know the true face of Hell.]]
*''Famiy'' "Family" When it's revealed [[spoiler: Celia and David are parents of one of [[SerialKiller Harold's]] victims, and have been luring ''him'' into a trap all along.]]
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* Different for everyone. Common picks are "Imprint", "The Fair-Haired Child", "Jenifer", "Cigarette Burns", "Homecoming" and "Family".
* "Imprint" gets a nod just because Creator/TakashiMiike went ''so far'' into the extreme that they couldn't even air the episode!
* "Imprint" gets a nod just because Creator/TakashiMiike went ''so far'' into the extreme that they couldn't even air the episode!
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* ''Incident On and Off a Mountain Road'' [[ActionGirl Ellen]] taking the fight to [[BigBad Moonface]] and [[TheDragon Buddy]]. [[spoiler: She manages to kill Moonface in a strait up fight and shoots Buddy, but not before giving him his masters "[[IronicEcho Shhh]]". The best part is that she turned the tables on them when Buddy lured her into a trap.]]
* ''The Fair Haired Child'' When [[spoiler: Johnny is fully resurrected, it turns out he made the same DealWithTheDevil his parents made, this time to resurrect Tara, and had a talent in bargaining. You see he managed to narrow the deal down to two adults rather then twelve kids. Seeing Johnny's parents KarmicDeath was pretty satisfying, and Johnny and Tara [[EarnYourHappyEnding got a happy ending]].]]
* ''Homecoming'' [[spoiler: The ending with the zombified Murch announcing he and the other zombies will show anyone who sends their brothers and sisters to die for a lie, will know the true face of Hell.]]
* ''Famiy'' When it's revealed [[spoiler: Celia and David are parents of one of [[SerialKiller Harold's]] victims, and have been luring ''him'' into a trap all along.]]
* ''The Fair Haired Child'' When [[spoiler: Johnny is fully resurrected, it turns out he made the same DealWithTheDevil his parents made, this time to resurrect Tara, and had a talent in bargaining. You see he managed to narrow the deal down to two adults rather then twelve kids. Seeing Johnny's parents KarmicDeath was pretty satisfying, and Johnny and Tara [[EarnYourHappyEnding got a happy ending]].]]
* ''Homecoming'' [[spoiler: The ending with the zombified Murch announcing he and the other zombies will show anyone who sends their brothers and sisters to die for a lie, will know the true face of Hell.]]
* ''Famiy'' When it's revealed [[spoiler: Celia and David are parents of one of [[SerialKiller Harold's]] victims, and have been luring ''him'' into a trap all along.]]
