History Series / Haven

* PowerProfitPotential: [[DifferentlyPoweredIndividual Troubled]] people are, generally speaking, so BlessedWithSuck by their powers that there is no profit potential. However, in between seasons 3 and 4, when Nathan is being hunted by Haven's vigilante paramilitary group, and thus needs to stay below the radar, he earns cash by letting bikers punch him in the face. Since Nathan's Trouble is that he [[FeelNoPain can't feel anything]], his nonplussed reaction amazes the bikers, and when Duke finds him, he has a line of people waiting.

** In "Exposure", Mara accepts a [[Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs tragic childhood anecdote]] as her payment for being a ConsultedKiller.

* CoolLoser: Audrey. This is changing quickly since her arrival in Haven though.

* RoaringRampageOfRomance: Nathan and Audrey. Nathan's unwillingness to let Audrey do the usual HeroicSacrifice to end the Troubles for 27 years directly kick off the [[NiceJobBreakingItHero apocalyptic]] events of seasons 4 and 5, and everything they try to do to mitigate the fallout without sacrificing each other just makes it worse. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome The townsfolk, dying daily from the Troubles, do not find this nearly as romantic as they do.]]

%%* HalfTheWomanSheUsedToBe: A victim in "Silent Night", as a consequence of her being right at the edge of a barrier forming around the town.

%%zce* HisHeartWillGoOn: [[spoiler: Nathan]].

* RefugeInAudacity: What Audrey and Duke use to, unarmed, take down two armed men, one of which can read minds. Audrey feeds Duke outrageous instructions via an earpiece, and neither telepath nor partner can figure out what the hell Duke is doing because he's acting completely insane and apparently hasn't a coherent thought in his head. When they are too confused to react, Audrey and Duke disarm them.

* SureLetsGoWithThat: Nathan eventually realizes that he has to inform Boston detective Tommy Bowen about the Troubles. Upon hearing Nathan's story, Tommy mentions that he's seen what this job does to cops and how they deal with it. Some turn to drugs, alcohol, or religion, and they blame what they see on the supernatural. He adds that as long as it doesn't effect the case, he's fine with it. Nathan has no reason to correct him, but Tommy later actually sees the [[SkepticNoLonger Troubles firsthand]].

* SuperPowerMeltdown:
** The fate of the pyrokinetic after Audrey pushes his BerserkButton. This might also have something to do with Audrey being immune to said powers; burning her would logically fail, so that power wouldn't go anywhere.
** In the season 4 finale, Audrey reactivates Duke's Trouble so he can cure a BrownNote Trouble killing a lot of people. Unfortunately, she also reactivated '''every Trouble the entire Crocker line ever absorbed'''. Duke temporarily becoming a WalkingWasteland is just a symptom, and it is made pretty clear it will kill him if Audrey or William don't fix him.

* SweaterGirl: What Audrey would have been if Nathan had had his way. He had picked out a blue cashmere sweater for Audrey's birthday only to have his girlfriend change it to a scarf without his knowledge.

* ExpandedUniverse: Webisodes fill in some minor information such as what happened between Dwight and The Guard. [[spoiler: When he became disillusioned by The Guard, they came to 'deal' with him. In the resulting fight, Lizze's Trouble kicked in and she was killed by a stray bullet.]]

* ChurchOfSaintGenericus: Driscoll's ministry is a Hollywood church displaying a random mix of liturgical and free church traits, picked to signal nothing deeper than "Hey! AcceptableReligiousTargets[=!=]"

* ArtisticLicenseSports: The Red Sox and Yankees finished a game [[spoiler: in which the Red Sox overcome a 10 run deficit]] before noon. Even the Patriots' Day game in April starts at 10-11 a.m. Not technically impossible, but highly improbable, since non-high-scoring games between the two teams run 3-4 hours. The point is that plot-wise, Audrey uses her foreknowledge of it to [[spoiler: prevent people from dying and stop the GroundhogDayLoop, which alphabetically, is very close to this trope.]]

* NiceHat: Tommy Bowen wears one. Nathan picks one up to fit into 1950's Haven.

** Also Audrey (blonde), Claire (redhead), and Jordan (brunette).
** This trope is seemingly deliberately invoked for the incarnations, since season 5 reveals that [[spoiler: Mara, the original personality, has hair that is a combination of all three colors]].