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** I would pay my entire life's savings to get this season made.
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** I would pay my entire life's savings to get this season made.made.
[[WMG: The teenaged daughters of the family in "Jersey Devil" are either adopted or are foster kids]]
They look nothing like the parents even if all of them otherwise behave as you would expect a (fictional) family to act in a situation like in the episode. Simple as.
[[WMG: The teenaged daughters of the family in "Jersey Devil" are either adopted or are foster kids]]
They look nothing like the parents even if all of them otherwise behave as you would expect a (fictional) family to act in a situation like in the episode. Simple as.
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* "Aswang" (Another supernatural episode similar to "Strigoi" and "Wendigo", with a plot similar to that of "Devil Monkey" and "Cave Demon", a joint [[{{UsefulNotes/FilipinosWithFirearms}} Filipino]][[{{ElitesAreMoreGlamorous}} -American]] counter terrorism operation goes horribly is interrupted as they find themselves ambushed by a [[{{ItCanThink}} tribe]] of shapeshifting, vampiric ghouls straight out of local folklore. The episode itself will make mention of how the likes of the CIA and even the Spaniards both used the Aswang for propaganda purposes, while also [[{{DoingInTheScientist}} debunking]] the notion that aswang were simply nothing more the the invention of colonizers by citing [[{{OlderThanTheyThink}} both]] precolonial folklore, and other similar entities from neighboring countries such the Penanggalan and even ghosts like the Langsuir. The episode will also contain some of, if not '''the''' most disturbing examples of BodyHorror and {{Squick}} in the entire show, thanks to the very nature of the [[{{MonsterOfTheWeek}} Monsters of the Week]].
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* "Aswang" (Another supernatural episode similar to "Strigoi" and "Wendigo", with a plot similar to that of "Devil Monkey" and "Cave Demon", a joint [[{{UsefulNotes/FilipinosWithFirearms}} Filipino]][[{{ElitesAreMoreGlamorous}} -American]] -American counter terrorism terrorism]] operation goes horribly is interrupted as they find themselves ambushed by a [[{{ItCanThink}} tribe]] of shapeshifting, vampiric ghouls straight out of local folklore. The episode itself will make mention of how the likes of the CIA and even the Spaniards both used the Aswang for propaganda purposes, while also [[{{DoingInTheScientist}} debunking]] the notion that aswang were simply nothing more the the invention of colonizers by citing [[{{OlderThanTheyThink}} both]] precolonial folklore, and other similar entities from neighboring countries such the Penanggalan and even ghosts like the Langsuir. The episode will also contain some of, if not '''the''' most disturbing examples of BodyHorror and {{Squick}} in the entire show, thanks to the very nature of the [[{{MonsterOfTheWeek}} Monsters of the Week]].
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In a thirteen-episode season like the first:
