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** [[spoiler:He didn't, as the second season reveals]]
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* GainaxEnding: [[spoiler: Hurlan's father tricks Hambrosia's husband into opening his booby-trapped casket, killing him. Heartshe is sentenced to 're-death' by electric chair, which reanimates his corpse, allowing him to take back control of the town. Meehaw Meemaw passes away but seems to have taken over Hambrosia's body. Hurlan tearfully crawls back into the hole in the wall from where he came]]. Although this ending is not that bizarre given the general atmosphere of the show.show.
** The second season manages to explain the ending of the first, then ends on an even more absurd note. [[spoiler:Almost the entire population of the holler manages to escape, Hurlan included, by entering a portal into the city through Meemaw's hoo-ha. They all move into a large apartment together, but when Hurlan walks into a room, he finds another television set of his father's, a massive pile of new video tapes, and his father himself on the TV screen pouring a can of "Fate" out of the VCR drive...]]
** The second season manages to explain the ending of the first, then ends on an even more absurd note. [[spoiler:Almost the entire population of the holler manages to escape, Hurlan included, by entering a portal into the city through Meemaw's hoo-ha. They all move into a large apartment together, but when Hurlan walks into a room, he finds another television set of his father's, a massive pile of new video tapes, and his father himself on the TV screen pouring a can of "Fate" out of the VCR drive...]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: Quite possibly [[spoiler: Hurlan. Notice he's carrying a gun with him when he crawls back in his hole.]]
** Hurlan's [[spoiler:mother]], apparently. Later Hoss and Hurlan [[Spoiler: trick her into doing it again by faking it themselves.]]
** Hurlan's [[spoiler:mother]], apparently. Later Hoss and Hurlan [[Spoiler: trick her into doing it again by faking it themselves.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: Quite possibly [[spoiler: Hurlan.[[spoiler:Hurlan. Notice he's carrying a gun with him when he crawls back in his hole.]]
** Hurlan's [[spoiler:mother]], apparently. Later Hoss and Hurlan[[Spoiler: [[spoiler: trick her into doing it again by faking it themselves.]]
** Hurlan's [[spoiler:mother]], apparently. Later Hoss and Hurlan
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** Hurlan's [[spoiler:mother]], apparently. Later Hoss and Hurlan [[Spoiler: trick her into doing it again by faking it themselves.]]
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From the creators of ''Series/WonderShowzen'', ''{{Delocated}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/XavierRenegadeAngel'', ''The Heart She Holler'' was a 2011 live-action miniseries (though it only totaled 66 minutes) on Creator/AdultSwim. Described as a "Southern Gothic drama," the show chronicled the machinations of the Heartshe family after the death of their patriarch, the mayor of the town of [=HeartShe=] Holler ("holler" being a southern colloquial version of "hollow").
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From the creators of ''Series/WonderShowzen'', ''{{Delocated}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/XavierRenegadeAngel'', ''The Heart She Holler'' was a 2011 live-action miniseries (though it only totaled 66 minutes) on Creator/AdultSwim. Described as a "Southern Gothic drama," the show chronicled the machinations of the Heartshe family after the death of their patriarch, the mayor of the town of [=HeartShe=] Holler ("holler" being a southern colloquial version of "hollow"). \n Now has a second 'season', airing in September, 2013.
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From the creators of ''{{Delocated}}'' and ''XavierRenegadeAngel'', ''The Heart She Holler'' was a 2011 live-action miniseries (though it only totaled 66 minutes) on Creator/AdultSwim. Described as a "Southern Gothic drama," the show chronicled the machinations of the Heartshe family after the death of their patriarch, the mayor of the town of [=HeartShe=] Holler ("holler" being a southern colloquial version of "hollow").
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From the creators of ''Series/WonderShowzen'', ''{{Delocated}}'' and ''XavierRenegadeAngel'', ''WesternAnimation/XavierRenegadeAngel'', ''The Heart She Holler'' was a 2011 live-action miniseries (though it only totaled 66 minutes) on Creator/AdultSwim. Described as a "Southern Gothic drama," the show chronicled the machinations of the Heartshe family after the death of their patriarch, the mayor of the town of [=HeartShe=] Holler ("holler" being a southern colloquial version of "hollow").
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* ArcWords: "I'll slobber your dingus!" "No deal."
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From the creators of ''{{Delocated}}'' and ''XavierRenegadeAngel'', ''The Heart She Holler'' was a 2011 live-action miniseries (though it only totaled 66 minutes) on AdultSwim. Described as a "Southern Gothic drama," the show chronicled the machinations of the Heartshe family after the death of their patriarch, the mayor of the town of [=HeartShe=] Holler ("holler" being a southern colloquial version of "hollow").
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From the creators of ''{{Delocated}}'' and ''XavierRenegadeAngel'', ''The Heart She Holler'' was a 2011 live-action miniseries (though it only totaled 66 minutes) on AdultSwim.Creator/AdultSwim. Described as a "Southern Gothic drama," the show chronicled the machinations of the Heartshe family after the death of their patriarch, the mayor of the town of [=HeartShe=] Holler ("holler" being a southern colloquial version of "hollow").
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* DrivenToSuicide: Quite possibly [[spoiler: Hurlan. Notice he's carrying a gun with him when he crawls back in his hole.]]
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* AgeWithoutYouth: The Heartshe matriarch, Meemaw. Her condition is apparently the "curse of Heartshe Holler," though it is unclear how her decrepit undying state is connected to the town's misfortunes.
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* {{Immortality}}: Type VI for the Heartshe matriarch, Meemaw. Her condition is apparently the "curse of Heartshe Holler," though it is unclear how her decrepit undying state is connected to the town's misfortunes.
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* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: Taken [[UpToEleven up to a thousand]]. Not only do Boss Hoss's video's manage to hold lengthy conversations with people, but he even responds to knowledge and events that he couldn't possibly have known about before death, but reacts to them with appropriate surprise. He also makes alternate video tapes in case his various plans are foiled, and somehow receives oral sex despite being a face on a tv screen.
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* Immortality: {{Immortality}}: Type VI for the Heartshe matriarch, Meemaw. Her condition is apparently the "curse of Heartshe Holler," though it is unclear how her decrepit undying state is connected to the town's misfortunes.
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** When he fires a gun pointed at the ceiling in the video, it emerges from the top of the TV.
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* Immortality: Type VI for the Heartshe matriarch, Meemaw. Her condition is apparently the "curse of Heartshe Holler," though it is unclear how her decrepit undying state is connected to the town's misfortunes.
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From the creators of ''{{Delocated}}'', ''The Heart She Holler'' was a 2011 live-action miniseries (though it only totaled 66 minutes) on AdultSwim. Described as a "Southern Gothic drama," the show chronicled the machinations of the Heartshe family after the death of their patriarch, the mayor of the town of [=HeartShe=] Holler ("holler" being a southern colloquial version of "hollow").
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From the creators of ''{{Delocated}}'', ''{{Delocated}}'' and ''XavierRenegadeAngel'', ''The Heart She Holler'' was a 2011 live-action miniseries (though it only totaled 66 minutes) on AdultSwim. Described as a "Southern Gothic drama," the show chronicled the machinations of the Heartshe family after the death of their patriarch, the mayor of the town of [=HeartShe=] Holler ("holler" being a southern colloquial version of "hollow").
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* {{Expy}}: Hambrosia's character is not only reminiscent of {{Carrie}}, but Heather Lawless even resembles Sissy Spacek who played Carrie in the 1970s film.
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* GrandTheftMe: Heartshe's initial plan is to trick Hurlan into switching brains, but his plan is easily foiled.
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* GainexEnding: [[spoiler: Hurlan's father tricks Hambrosia's husband into opening his booby-trapped casket, killing him. Heartshe is sentenced to 're-death' by electric chair, which reanimates his corpse, allowing him to take back control of the town. Meehaw passes away but seems to have taken over Hambrosia's body. Hurlan tearfully crawls back into the hole in the wall from where he came]]. Although this ending is not that bizarre given the general atmosphere of the show.
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* GainexEnding: GainaxEnding: [[spoiler: Hurlan's father tricks Hambrosia's husband into opening his booby-trapped casket, killing him. Heartshe is sentenced to 're-death' by electric chair, which reanimates his corpse, allowing him to take back control of the town. Meehaw passes away but seems to have taken over Hambrosia's body. Hurlan tearfully crawls back into the hole in the wall from where he came]]. Although this ending is not that bizarre given the general atmosphere of the show.
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* GainexEnding: [[spoiler: Hurlan's father tricks Hambrosia's husband into opening his booby-trapped casket, killing him. Heartshe is sentenced to 're-death' by electric chair, which reanimates his corpse, allowing him to take back control of the town. Meehaw passes away but seems to have taken over Hambrosia's body. Hurlan tearfully crawls back into the hole in the wall from where he came]]. Although this ending is not that bizarre given the general atmosphere of the show.
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* BodyHorror: Numerous scenes include disgorged organs and bloated body parts.
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* VideoWill: Hurlan's father has left him a series of these to help Hurlan cope with the real world, and [[{{TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat}}somehow even manages to hold lengthy conversations from within the TV monitor]]
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* VideoWill: Hurlan's father has left him a series of these to help Hurlan cope with the real world, and [[{{TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat}}somehow even manages to hold lengthy conversations from within the TV monitor]]monitor]]
** When he fires a gun pointed at the ceiling in the video, it emerges from the top of the TV.
** When he fires a gun pointed at the ceiling in the video, it emerges from the top of the TV.
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* ItMakesSenseInContext: As mentioned above, "holler" is a term for 'hollow' or 'valley' and Heartshe is the name of the ruling family (and presumably the name of the family who founded the town)
* ManChild: Though that doesn't even begin to describe Harlan
* ManChild: Though that doesn't even begin to describe Harlan
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* ManChild: Though that doesn't even begin to describeHarlanHurlan
* ManChild: Though that doesn't even begin to describe
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* VideoWill: Hurlan's father has left him a series of these to help Hurlan cope with the real world, and [[{{TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat}}somehow even manages to hold lengthy conversations]]
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* VideoWill: Hurlan's father has left him a series of these to help Hurlan cope with the real world, and [[{{TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat}}somehow even manages to hold lengthy conversations]]conversations from within the TV monitor]]
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* VideoWill: Hurlan's father has left him a series of these to help Hurlan cope with the real world, and [[{{TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat}}somehow even manages to hold lengthy conversations]]
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* Surreal Humor
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* Surreal HumorSurrealHumor
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* ItMakesSenseInContext: As mentioned above, "holler" is a term for 'hollow' or 'valley' and Heartshe is the name of the ruling family (and presumably the name of the family who founded the town)
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* UnfortunateImplications: Intentional example. Hershey orders the doctor to build her a robotic slave--not only is the 'slave' played by a black actor but the robot's name, as spelled out in acronym form, is NWORD.
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!!This show contains examples of:
* ManChild: Though that doesn't even begin to describe Harlan
* ParentalIncest: Played for laughs
* UnfortunateImplications: Intentional example. Hershey orders the doctor to build her a robotic slave--not only is the 'slave' played by a black actor but the robot's name, as spelled out in acronym form, is NWORD.
* Surreal Humor