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* DaylightHorror: Many episodes show paranormal phenomena at night, but many others happen during the day.
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** The ghost nicknamed 'Nick' in "The Good Skeleton" functions as one for the family, acting as the young daughter's imaginary friend, he warns them about the malign 'Bad Skeleton' and eventually drives it away to protect them.
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** The ghost nicknamed 'Nick' "Nick" in "The Good Skeleton" functions as one for the family, acting as the young daughter's imaginary friend, he warns them about the malign 'Bad Skeleton' and eventually drives it away to protect them.
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* AdultFear: Many episodes involve ghosts threatening babies and young children.
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* DrivenToSuicide: "The Tenants". Ben Vedere's wife, Amelia, hanged herself in the basement of their house after years of being physically and sexually assaulted by him. She can still be heard being abused by Ben years later, so she might [[FateWorseThanDeath still be there]], being tormented by him.
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* DonutMessWithACop: In "Trumbull County UFO", some police officers working a night shift meet at a donut shop for an informal briefing. Both officers interviewed for the episode describe this as very cliché, but Officer Meloro points out that nothing else in the area is open at that hour.
* DrivenToSuicide: "The Tenants". Ben Vedere's wife, Amelia, hanged herself in the basement of their house after years of being physically and sexually assaulted by him. She can still be heard being abused by Ben years later, so she might [[FateWorseThanDeath still be there]], being tormented by him.
* DrivenToSuicide: "The Tenants". Ben Vedere's wife, Amelia, hanged herself in the basement of their house after years of being physically and sexually assaulted by him. She can still be heard being abused by Ben years later, so she might [[FateWorseThanDeath still be there]], being tormented by him.
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* NotMeThisTime: In "They Are Mine", Stacie is talking on the phone and gets startled by a loud thumping noise that turns out to be her roommate Lindsay jumping rope in her bedroom. Later, Stacie hears a very similar noise and yells at Lindsay to knock it off, but this time Lindsay was reading a book and making no noise whatsoever.
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** In "Brooklyn Haunting", the husband refuses to believe that his wife Elaine and their daughters are experiencing paranormal activity in the house. When Elaine tries to talk to him about her fears, he angrily dismisses them as nonsense and this contributes to the eventual breakup of their marriage. In contrast, the man Elaine starts dating after the divorce believes her when she says the house is haunted and later admits to experiencing some activity himself.
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** In "Brooklyn Haunting", the husband refuses to believe that his wife Elaine and their daughters are experiencing paranormal activity in the house. When Elaine tries to talk to him about her fears, he angrily dismisses them as nonsense and this contributes to the eventual breakup of their marriage. In contrast, the man Elaine starts dating after the divorce believes her when she says the house is haunted and later admits to experiencing having some activity spooky experiences himself.
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* SupernaturalProofFather: Interesting variation with the husband in "The Tenants". He starts experimenting phenomena long after his wife and thinks that the HollywoodExorcism is nonsense, but is "converted" after he hears what he thinks is Ben Vedere beating his wife. However, he refuses to be scared by the ghosts afterwards. When (whom he assumes is) Ben tries to open a door, the husband ties the handle so it can remain in place, and calls the ghost weak and a pervert.
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* SupernaturalProofFather: SupernaturalProofFather:
** Interesting variation with the husband in "The Tenants". He starts experimenting phenomena long after his wife and thinks that the HollywoodExorcism is nonsense, but is "converted" after he hears what he thinks is Ben Vedere beating his wife. However, he refuses to be scared by the ghosts afterwards. When (whom he assumes is) Ben tries to open a door, the husband ties the handle so it can remain in place, and calls the ghost weak and apervert.pervert.
** In "Brooklyn Haunting", the husband refuses to believe that his wife Elaine and their daughters are experiencing paranormal activity in the house. When Elaine tries to talk to him about her fears, he angrily dismisses them as nonsense and this contributes to the eventual breakup of their marriage. In contrast, the man Elaine starts dating after the divorce believes her when she says the house is haunted and later admits to experiencing some activity himself.
** Interesting variation with the husband in "The Tenants". He starts experimenting phenomena long after his wife and thinks that the HollywoodExorcism is nonsense, but is "converted" after he hears what he thinks is Ben Vedere beating his wife. However, he refuses to be scared by the ghosts afterwards. When (whom he assumes is) Ben tries to open a door, the husband ties the handle so it can remain in place, and calls the ghost weak and a
** In "Brooklyn Haunting", the husband refuses to believe that his wife Elaine and their daughters are experiencing paranormal activity in the house. When Elaine tries to talk to him about her fears, he angrily dismisses them as nonsense and this contributes to the eventual breakup of their marriage. In contrast, the man Elaine starts dating after the divorce believes her when she says the house is haunted and later admits to experiencing some activity himself.
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* MyCarHatesMe: "Watched in the Wilderness". The deputy reaches his car with the bigfoot in tow and tries to drive away, but the car's engine refuses to start for several seconds.
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** "Watched in the Wilderness". The deputy reaches his car with the bigfoot in tow and tries to drive away, but the car's engine refuses to start for severalseconds.seconds.
** In "The Bad Man", Brenda is driving her son home on a cold winter night when her car stalls and refuses to restart. Fortunately, they get a ride home from a friendly woman who just happened to be driving by and stopped to ask if they were okay.
** "Watched in the Wilderness". The deputy reaches his car with the bigfoot in tow and tries to drive away, but the car's engine refuses to start for several
** In "The Bad Man", Brenda is driving her son home on a cold winter night when her car stalls and refuses to restart. Fortunately, they get a ride home from a friendly woman who just happened to be driving by and stopped to ask if they were okay.
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* PleaseWakeUp: In "The Good Skeleton", the Vuono family's dog is hit by a car and killed. When their young daughter Asia sees the dog, she starts petting him on the head and calling his name. While recounting this, her father Thomas says, "I don't think she understood the concept of death."
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* PleaseWakeUp: In "The Good Skeleton", the Vuono family's dog is hit by a car and killed. When their young daughter Asia Azha sees the dog, she starts petting him on the head and calling his name. While recounting this, her father Thomas says, "I don't think she understood the concept of death."
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* WrongSideOfTheTracks: The apartment Chris rents in "The Saint Of Death" is in a run-down Ciudad Juarez neighborhood where drug-related violence is common. It's strongly implied that a drug-related murder (or possibly a series of them) is the reason his apartment is haunted.
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* BreatherEpisode: "Ghost in the Garden". It's only a little girl ghost and nothing overly freaky happens. Even at the end the owners of the house have come to tolerate and even appreciate the spirit's presence.
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* BreatherEpisode: "Ghost in the Garden". It's only a little girl ghost and nothing overly freaky happens. Even at the end the owners of the house have come to tolerate and even appreciate the spirit's presence. They also suspect that the ghost is a deceased member of their family and that she appears as a child because her childhood was the happiest time of her life, and this is a comforting idea for them.
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* ItsProbablyNothing: Many of the characters dismiss signs of paranormal activity this way at first, thinking they're just imagining things, or they're overly tired, or they're not used to the noises that their new house makes, or that a creepy occurrence at night is just a bad dream.
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* PleaseWakeUp: In "The Good Skeleton", the Vuono family's dog is hit by a car and killed. When their young daughter Asia sees the dog, she starts petting him on the head and calling his name. While recounting this, her father Thomas says, "I don't think she understood the concept of death."
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Namespacing Needs Wiki Magic Love, and deleting instances that are not appropriate links
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