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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends on Owen and Catherine about to have make-up sex until they encounter a second "toxic" message, this time with a dead pig on Owen's bed and a message on the walls reading "TOXIC PIG."
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends on Owen and Catherine about to have make-up sex after their date until they encounter a second "toxic" message, this time with a dead pig on Owen's bed and a message on the walls reading "TOXIC PIG."
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* FictionalVideoGame:FictionalVideoGame: Dread Ops, which is a MilitaryScienceFiction ThirdPersonShooter video game, is featured in this episode.
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* WallOfText: Par for the course with livestreams, the viewer comments on the streamers' gameplays are this. It's a lot for Grace and Carlos to read through.
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* ItsAllMyFault: Grace briefly feels this way for not picking up on indicators of the swatting call, then pulls herself together to defy this. She then visits Carlos and similarly tells him that he isn't, and shouldn't feel, responsible for Mark's death.
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* ItsAllMyFault: Grace briefly feels this way for not picking up on indicators of the swatting call, then pulls herself together to defy this.this with help from Judd. She then visits Carlos and similarly tells him that he isn't, and shouldn't feel, responsible for Mark's death.
* MostGamersAreMale: With the exception of Grace, the two featured video-gamers involved in the swatting case are men.
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* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Carlos, having never played video games or heard of live streaming, frequently has to have the world of video game streaming explained to him during his and Grace's investigation.
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* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Carlos, having never played video games or heard of live streaming, frequently live-streaming, often has to have the world of video game streaming explained to him during his and Grace's investigation.investigation.
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* IronicEcho: After the swatter is arrested, Grace calls it "god's plan", which was the culprit's catchphrase whenever he played.
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* IronicEcho: After the swatter is arrested, Grace calls it "god's "God's plan", which was the culprit's catchphrase whenever he played.played.
* ItsAllMyFault: Grace briefly feels this way for not picking up on indicators of the swatting call, then pulls herself together to defy this. She then visits Carlos and similarly tells him that he isn’t, and shouldn’t feel, responsible for Mark’s death.
* ItsAllMyFault: Grace briefly feels this way for not picking up on indicators of the swatting call, then pulls herself together to defy this. She then visits Carlos and similarly tells him that he isn’t, and shouldn’t feel, responsible for Mark’s death.
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* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Carlos, having never played video games or heard of live streaming, frequently has to have the world of video game streaming explained to him during his and Grace’s investigation.
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* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Carlos, having never played video games or heard of live streaming, frequently has to have the world of video game streaming explained to him during his and Grace’s investigation.investigation.
* WorkingOutTheirEmotions: Carlos gives himself a boxing session to work through the events of the swatting call; though he insists it isn’t, TK calls it “rage-punching”.
* WorkingOutTheirEmotions: Carlos gives himself a boxing session to work through the events of the swatting call; though he insists it isn’t, TK calls it “rage-punching”.
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* HoldingInLaughter: Carlos when Grace delivers the below-mentioned IronicEcho.
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* DownerBeginning: At the start of the episode, the APD, SWAT and 126 firefighters investigate a possible domestic abuse case where a drug dealer, Mark Poling, is attacking his girlfriend and infant child, but immediately find no one there. Carlos finds Mark running and high, but inadvertently kills him while bringing him into custody; this leaves him and Grace devastated.
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* DownerBeginning: At the start of the episode, the APD, SWAT and 126 firefighters investigate a possible domestic abuse case where a drug dealer, Mark Poling, is attacking his girlfriend and infant child, but immediately find no one there. Carlos then finds Mark running and high, but inadvertently kills him while bringing him into custody; this leaves him and Grace devastated.
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* MistakenForTerrorist: A young man who delivered Catherine’s flowers and the powder-filled “toxic” note is initially thought to be responsible for the “bio-attack” on the Capitol. When he ends up fainting with a nosebleed as well, this is quickly disproven.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends on Owen and Catherine about to have make-up sex until they encounter a second “toxic” message, this time with a dead pig on Owen’s bed and a bloodied message that says “TOXIC PIG.”
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends on Owen and Catherine about to have make-up sex until they encounter a second “toxic” message, this time with a dead pig on Owen’s bed and a bloodied message that says on the walls reading “TOXIC PIG.” ”
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* Cliffhanger: The episode ends on Owen and Catherine about to have make-up sex and encountering another “toxic” message, this time with a dead pig on Owen’s bed and a bloodied message that says “TOXIC PIG.”
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* Cliffhanger: {{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends on Owen and Catherine about to have make-up sex and encountering another until they encounter a second “toxic” message, this time with a dead pig on Owen’s bed and a bloodied message that says “TOXIC PIG.”
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* Cliffhanger: The episode ends on Owen and Catherine about to have make-up sex and encountering another “toxic” message, this time with a dead pig on Owen’s bed and a bloodied message that says “TOXIC PIG.”
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* DownerBeginning: At the start of the episode, the APD, SWAT and 126 firefighters investigate a possible domestic abuse case where a drug dealer, Mark Poling, is attacking his girlfriend and infant child, but immediately find no one there. Carlos finds Mark running and high, but inadvertently kills him while bringing him into custody; this leaves him and Grace devastated.
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* NoodleIncident: Apparently, Judd once threw his [=XBox=] controller through the TV screen. He passes it off as his wrist slipping.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Immediately as Carlos goes to Mark to handcuff him, he’s shaken to see that tasering him caused him to accidentally fall on the knife he was brandishing and stab himself.
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* IronicEcho: After the swatter is arrested, Grace calls it "god's plan", which was the culprit's catchphrase whenever he played.
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* IronicEcho: After the swatter is arrested, Grace calls it "god's plan", which was the culprit's catchphrase whenever he played.played.
* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Carlos, having never played video games or heard of live streaming, frequently has to have the world of video game streaming explained to him during his and Grace’s investigation.
* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Carlos, having never played video games or heard of live streaming, frequently has to have the world of video game streaming explained to him during his and Grace’s investigation.
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* TheCameo: Athena Grant from the original series makes an appearance as the one who arrests the swatter.
* DeadlyPrank: The game swatter insists what he did was a harmless prank. Said prank ended with the victim dead.
* IronicEcho: After the swatter is arrested, Grace calls it "god's plan", which was the culprit's catchphrase whenever he played.
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* TheCameo: Athena Grant from the original series makes an appearance as the one who arrests the swatter.
* DeadlyPrank: The game swatter insists what he did was a harmless prank. Said prank ended with the victim dead.
* IronicEcho: After the swatter is arrested, Grace calls it "god's plan", which was the culprit's catchphrase whenever he played.
