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** Many of the one-off victims have noticeable fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Eve Kendall ("Lovers Lane"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton ("The Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Nadia Koslov ("Triple Threat"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many Quite of the one-off victims have noticeable fanbases of their own, own and sometimes even fans who wouldn't have minded seeing them star in a non-murder mystery story, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Eve Kendall ("Lovers Lane"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Skill Jones and Madison Reed ("8:03 am"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Danny Finch, ("One Small Step"),Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton ("The Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Nadia Koslov ("Triple Threat"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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* IronWoobie: Many of the show's victims have unhappy lives that leave them in StepfordSmiler mode, but a few of them hide their unhappiness behind stoic expressions and/or manage to find things to be genuinely happy about.
** Jill Shelby from "Look Again" behaves like a normal, excitable, level-headed teenager despite having an abusive father whose beatings hospitalized her at least twice by the time she was fifteen and a BastardBoyfriend who is rumored to hit her in addition to cheating on her with her best friend.
** Channary Dhiet from "Who's Your Daddy" is an opium-addicted war refugee who is stuck in an EthnicMenialLabor job and has a StalkerWithACrush, but is rarely seen without a smile, and is able to pretend that many of her problems don't exist.
** Roy W. Dunn from "The Brush Man" killed one of his best friends in a fight over the man's DomesticAbuse, lost a sports career after he was sent to prison for manslaughter, and feels torn between helping when he sees people in trouble and feeling like he makes things worse, but rarely displays anything darker than a mild frown.
** Sonny Sandoval from "Dead Heat" has two failed marriages, is estranged from his son, and is dying of kidney failure, but continues to act like the LifeOfTheParty while trying to build or mend relationships with people around him.
** Jill Shelby from "Look Again" behaves like a normal, excitable, level-headed teenager despite having an abusive father whose beatings hospitalized her at least twice by the time she was fifteen and a BastardBoyfriend who is rumored to hit her in addition to cheating on her with her best friend.
** Channary Dhiet from "Who's Your Daddy" is an opium-addicted war refugee who is stuck in an EthnicMenialLabor job and has a StalkerWithACrush, but is rarely seen without a smile, and is able to pretend that many of her problems don't exist.
** Roy W. Dunn from "The Brush Man" killed one of his best friends in a fight over the man's DomesticAbuse, lost a sports career after he was sent to prison for manslaughter, and feels torn between helping when he sees people in trouble and feeling like he makes things worse, but rarely displays anything darker than a mild frown.
** Sonny Sandoval from "Dead Heat" has two failed marriages, is estranged from his son, and is dying of kidney failure, but continues to act like the LifeOfTheParty while trying to build or mend relationships with people around him.
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** Many of the one-off victims have noticeable fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Eve Kendall ("Lovers Lane"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton ("The Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have noticeable fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Eve Kendall ("Lovers Lane"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton ("The Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Nadia Koslov ("Triple Threat"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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* AccidentalAesop: The show tends to make the victims [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished do something good and end up getting killed as a result]]. Just to name a few examples, a guy is killed for trying to save a girl he considers a daughter from a prostitution ring, a security guard is killed as a result of repaying two violent shooters, and another tries to confess his role in a crime. Some people have taken this as AnAesop, even though it was likely unintentional.
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* AccidentalAesop: The show tends to make the victims [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished do something good and end up getting killed as a result]]. Just to name a few examples, a guy is killed for trying to save a girl he considers a daughter from a prostitution ring, a security guard is nearly killed as a result of repaying respecting two outcasts turned violent shooters, and another tries to confess his role in a crime. Some people have taken this as AnAesop, even though it was likely unintentional.
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** Many of the one-off victims have noticeable fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton ("The Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have noticeable fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Eve Kendall ("Lovers Lane"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton ("The Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** "Jackals" features a pre-[[Series/BreakingBad Mike]] [[Series/BetterCallSaul Ehrmantraut]] Creator/JonathanBanks as John Clark, leader of a brutal biker gang. [[spoiler: Yeah, he did it, one of the few episodes where the prime suspect was in fact the culprit]]. The same episode features a pre-[[Series/OnceUponATime Neal Cassidy]] Creator/MichaelRaymondJames as a biker.
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** "Jackals" features a pre-[[Series/BreakingBad Mike]] [[Series/BetterCallSaul Ehrmantraut]] Creator/JonathanBanks as John Clark, leader of a brutal biker gang. [[spoiler: Yeah, he did it, one of the few episodes where the prime suspect was in fact the culprit]]. The same episode features a pre-[[Series/OnceUponATime Neal Cassidy]] Creator/MichaelRaymondJames as a biker.Banks's TimeShiftedActor.
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** Many of the one-off victims have noticeable fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have noticeable fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway ("The Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small noticeable fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Patrick "Rifle" Lennox ("November 22nd"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Greg Vizcaino ("Discretion"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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* {{Moe}}: Plenty of victims in the show are popular for a wide variety of reasons, but some inspire a special amount of protective feelings for a combination of vulnerable moments and good intentions through their episodes, such as ScholarshipStudent Rita Baxter from "The Sleepover", GoodBadGirl Carrie Swett from "That Woman" and dog-loving BenevolentBoss and single parent Frank [=DiCenzio=] from "Frank's Best".
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** The little smile Lilly often makes and the way she dedicates herself to empathizing with the victims and getting justice for them can make her adorable in some episodes.
** Plenty of victims in the show are popular for a wide variety of reasons, but some inspire a special amount of protective feelings fora an adorable combination of vulnerable moments and good intentions through their episodes, such as ScholarshipStudent Rita Baxter from "The Sleepover", GoodBadGirl Carrie Swett from "That Woman" and dog-loving BenevolentBoss and single parent Frank [=DiCenzio=] from "Frank's Best".
** The little smile Lilly often makes and the way she dedicates herself to empathizing with the victims and getting justice for them can make her adorable in some episodes.
** Plenty of victims in the show are popular for a wide variety of reasons, but some inspire a special amount of protective feelings for
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: "Pin Up Girl" has a group singing "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" in a bar. If you don't know that the Music/TheyMightBeGiants version is a cover, this would give you pause.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: "Pin Up Girl" has a group singing "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" in a bar.club. If you don't know that the Music/TheyMightBeGiants version is a cover, this would give you pause.
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* DesignatedVillain: InUniverse in both "Family 8108" and "Bad Reputation". The fathers were called "cowards" by their children for not letting honor before reason dictate their actions, despite the fact that doing so would have made a bad situation far worse.
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* DesignatedVillain: InUniverse in both "Family 8108" and "Bad Reputation". The fathers were called "cowards" by their children for not letting honor before reason HonorBeforeReason dictate their actions, despite the fact that doing so would have made a bad situation far worse.
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best") Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best") Best"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Home"), Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle Doyle, Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Promise"), Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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* DesignatedHero: Audrey Metz, the victim in "World's End", who is portrayed as a liberated woman ahead of her time for... cheating on her husband and little else.
** Actually, she was seen as a hero for getting what could be considered a degrading job to feed her son in a time when that would've been seen as "unseemly" for a woman. Not helping is that this happened after her husband refused to get a better paying job ''during the Great Depression'' out of {{pride}}!
** Actually, she was seen as a hero for getting what could be considered a degrading job to feed her son in a time when that would've been seen as "unseemly" for a woman. Not helping is that this happened after her husband refused to get a better paying job ''during the Great Depression'' out of {{pride}}!
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** "Who's Your Daddy?": [[spoiler: Creator/JoelMcKinnonMiller]]
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** "The Road": [[spoiler: Creator/DamonHerriman]]
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* {{Moe}}: Plenty of victims in the show are popular for a wide variety of reasons, but some inspire a special amount of protective feelings for a combination of vulnerable moments and good intentions through their episodes, such as ScholarshipStudent Rita Baxter from "The Sleepover", GoodBadGirl Carrie Swett from "That Woman" and dog-loving BenevolentBoss and single parent Frank [=DiCenzio=] from "Frank's Best".
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:
** The killer in "Revenge", [[spoiler:the abused son of a pedophile who sought his father's approval]], led the victim, another abused boy, out. Did he intentionally send the victim to his death by encouraging him to swim across a river, knowing that he would drown? Or was he so traumatized by the abuse that he genuinely thought a nine-year-old could somehow swim all the way home?
** The killer in "The Hen House" can be seen as either an attempted {{Atoner}} tragically pushed back into doing evil again, or simply a murdering, [[spoiler:identity-stealing, Nazi]] scumbag through-and-through.
** The victim in "Boy Crazy" -- UsefulNotes/{{transgender}}, or just a {{tomboy}}? Given that she never expresses a desire to actually be male but isn't fully comfortable being female either, non-binary is also a possibility.
** The head bow of the victim in "Maternal Instincts" before her ghost fades away; was it done in disappointment over her [[spoiler: kidnapped]] son [[spoiler: being reunited with with biological family]] or [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone shame over her past actions and behavior]] that led to her death and caused his subsequent particularly unhappy life?
** The killer in "Roller Girl". A WrongGenreSavvy DoggedNiceGuy, or a StalkerWithACrush who (albeit accidentally) killed his best friend after she rejected his advances [[spoiler:and got away with it for thirty years]]?
** The AssholeVictim in "Thick as Thieves" pleaded with her son, who was holding her at gunpoint, that she did all her scamming for him, to give him a better life. Was she telling the truth, and her recent scams were to provide a more luxurious life for her child than the one she had growing up in the trailer park, or was she just lying to save her own life, and her schemes were solely to satisfy her own desires for wealth, and her son was just a pawn in that scheme?
** The killer in "It Takes A Village". Was he intentionally goading his SadistTeacher, thereby causing not only himself but all the boys to be punished (which would mean that he's not entirely blameless in the incident where the others attacked him in retribution), or was he just being a normal kid and the teacher decided to pick on him over every little thing?
** The victim in "Almost Paradise", the prom queen who showed signs of doubting the meaning of her high school status, especially after getting some hate from her best friend and former friend. Was she an AlphaBitch who had a JerkassRealization, or a ClassPrincess with some bitter enemies that were [[SourGrapes blinded by jealousy and resentment]]?
** The killer in "Revenge", [[spoiler:the abused son of a pedophile who sought his father's approval]], led the victim, another abused boy, out. Did he intentionally send the victim to his death by encouraging him to swim across a river, knowing that he would drown? Or was he so traumatized by the abuse that he genuinely thought a nine-year-old could somehow swim all the way home?
** The killer in "The Hen House" can be seen as either an attempted {{Atoner}} tragically pushed back into doing evil again, or simply a murdering, [[spoiler:identity-stealing, Nazi]] scumbag through-and-through.
** The victim in "Boy Crazy" -- UsefulNotes/{{transgender}}, or just a {{tomboy}}? Given that she never expresses a desire to actually be male but isn't fully comfortable being female either, non-binary is also a possibility.
** The head bow of the victim in "Maternal Instincts" before her ghost fades away; was it done in disappointment over her [[spoiler: kidnapped]] son [[spoiler: being reunited with with biological family]] or [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone shame over her past actions and behavior]] that led to her death and caused his subsequent particularly unhappy life?
** The killer in "Roller Girl". A WrongGenreSavvy DoggedNiceGuy, or a StalkerWithACrush who (albeit accidentally) killed his best friend after she rejected his advances [[spoiler:and got away with it for thirty years]]?
** The AssholeVictim in "Thick as Thieves" pleaded with her son, who was holding her at gunpoint, that she did all her scamming for him, to give him a better life. Was she telling the truth, and her recent scams were to provide a more luxurious life for her child than the one she had growing up in the trailer park, or was she just lying to save her own life, and her schemes were solely to satisfy her own desires for wealth, and her son was just a pawn in that scheme?
** The killer in "It Takes A Village". Was he intentionally goading his SadistTeacher, thereby causing not only himself but all the boys to be punished (which would mean that he's not entirely blameless in the incident where the others attacked him in retribution), or was he just being a normal kid and the teacher decided to pick on him over every little thing?
** The victim in "Almost Paradise", the prom queen who showed signs of doubting the meaning of her high school status, especially after getting some hate from her best friend and former friend. Was she an AlphaBitch who had a JerkassRealization, or a ClassPrincess with some bitter enemies that were [[SourGrapes blinded by jealousy and resentment]]?
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:
** The killer in "Revenge", [[spoiler:the abused son of a pedophile who sought his father's approval]], led the victim, another abused boy, out. Did he intentionally send the victim to his death by encouraging him to swim across a river, knowing that he would drown? Or was he so traumatized by the abuse that he genuinely thought a nine-year-old could somehow swim all the way home?
** The killer in "The Hen House" can be seen as either an attempted {{Atoner}} tragically pushed back into doing evil again, or simply a murdering, [[spoiler:identity-stealing, Nazi]] scumbag through-and-through.
** The victim in "Boy Crazy" -- UsefulNotes/{{transgender}}, or just a {{tomboy}}? Given that she never expresses a desire to actually be male but isn't fully comfortable being female either, non-binary is also a possibility.
** The head bow of the victim in "Maternal Instincts" before her ghost fades away; was it done in disappointment over her [[spoiler: kidnapped]] son [[spoiler: being reunited with with biological family]] or [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone shame over her past actions and behavior]] that led to her death and caused his subsequent particularly unhappy life?
** The killer in "Roller Girl". A WrongGenreSavvy DoggedNiceGuy, or a StalkerWithACrush who (albeit accidentally) killed his best friend after she rejected his advances [[spoiler:and got away with it for thirty years]]?
** The AssholeVictim in "Thick as Thieves" pleaded with her son, who was holding her at gunpoint, that she did all her scamming for him, to give him a better life. Was she telling the truth, and her recent scams were to provide a more luxurious life for her child than the one she had growing up in the trailer park, or was she just lying to save herAlternativeCharacterInterpretation: [[AlternativeCharacterInterpretation/ColdCase Has its own life, and her schemes were solely to satisfy her own desires for wealth, and her son was just a pawn in that scheme?
** The killer in "It Takes A Village". Was he intentionally goading his SadistTeacher, thereby causing not only himself but all the boys to be punished (which would mean that he's not entirely blameless in the incident where the others attacked him in retribution), or was he just being a normal kid and the teacher decided to pick on him over every little thing?
** The victim in "Almost Paradise", the prom queen who showed signs of doubting the meaning of her high school status, especially after getting some hate from her best friend and former friend. Was she an AlphaBitch who had a JerkassRealization, or a ClassPrincess with some bitter enemies that were [[SourGrapes blinded by jealousy and resentment]]?page]]
** The killer in "Revenge", [[spoiler:the abused son of a pedophile who sought his father's approval]], led the victim, another abused boy, out. Did he intentionally send the victim to his death by encouraging him to swim across a river, knowing that he would drown? Or was he so traumatized by the abuse that he genuinely thought a nine-year-old could somehow swim all the way home?
** The killer in "The Hen House" can be seen as either an attempted {{Atoner}} tragically pushed back into doing evil again, or simply a murdering, [[spoiler:identity-stealing, Nazi]] scumbag through-and-through.
** The victim in "Boy Crazy" -- UsefulNotes/{{transgender}}, or just a {{tomboy}}? Given that she never expresses a desire to actually be male but isn't fully comfortable being female either, non-binary is also a possibility.
** The head bow of the victim in "Maternal Instincts" before her ghost fades away; was it done in disappointment over her [[spoiler: kidnapped]] son [[spoiler: being reunited with with biological family]] or [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone shame over her past actions and behavior]] that led to her death and caused his subsequent particularly unhappy life?
** The killer in "Roller Girl". A WrongGenreSavvy DoggedNiceGuy, or a StalkerWithACrush who (albeit accidentally) killed his best friend after she rejected his advances [[spoiler:and got away with it for thirty years]]?
** The AssholeVictim in "Thick as Thieves" pleaded with her son, who was holding her at gunpoint, that she did all her scamming for him, to give him a better life. Was she telling the truth, and her recent scams were to provide a more luxurious life for her child than the one she had growing up in the trailer park, or was she just lying to save her
** The killer in "It Takes A Village". Was he intentionally goading his SadistTeacher, thereby causing not only himself but all the boys to be punished (which would mean that he's not entirely blameless in the incident where the others attacked him in retribution), or was he just being a normal kid and the teacher decided to pick on him over every little thing?
** The victim in "Almost Paradise", the prom queen who showed signs of doubting the meaning of her high school status, especially after getting some hate from her best friend and former friend. Was she an AlphaBitch who had a JerkassRealization, or a ClassPrincess with some bitter enemies that were [[SourGrapes blinded by jealousy and resentment]]?
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best") Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best") Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Pete Doyle Sr. ("Bad Reputation"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Harry Denton (Runaway Bunny"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Ed Dubinski ("Lotto Fever"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Frank [=DiCenzio=] ("Frank's Best") Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the latter three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Joe Young ("Kensington"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the latter last three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the latter three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Daniel Holtz ("A Time to Hate"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House") ([[spoiler:the latter three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the latter three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), House") ([[spoiler:the latter three of whom turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** The killer in "Revenge", [[spoiler:the abused son of a pedophile who sought his father's approval]], leading the victim, another abused boy, out. Did he intentionally send the victim to his death by encouraging him to swim across a river, knowing that he would drown? Or was he so traumatized by the abuse that he genuinely thought a nine-year-old could somehow swim all the way home?
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** The killer in "Revenge", [[spoiler:the abused son of a pedophile who sought his father's approval]], leading led the victim, another abused boy, out. Did he intentionally send the victim to his death by encouraging him to swim across a river, knowing that he would drown? Or was he so traumatized by the abuse that he genuinely thought a nine-year-old could somehow swim all the way home?
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Cold Case"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Mitchell Baye (Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCOrmick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat" Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number Many of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man), Man"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Cold Case"), ("Breaking News"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), ("WASP"), Mitchell Baye (Churchgoing ("Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines"), Ellie [=McCOrmick=] [=McCormick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat" Heat"), Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last latter three of whom turn turning out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Cold Case"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines") Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Cold Case"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Mitchell Baye (Churchgoing People"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines") Lines"), Ellie [=McCOrmick=] ("Revolution"), Laurie Dunne ("The Promise") Sonny Sandoval ("Dead Heat" Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Cold Case"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines") Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Roy W. Dunn ("The Brush Man), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Cold Case"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines") Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines") Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Jane Everett ("Cold Case"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines") Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), Rose Collins ("Best Friends") and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Tom and Della Lincoln ("Badlands"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Sadie Douglas ("The Letter"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Donalyn Sullivan ("Read Between the Lines") Billie Ducette and Rose Collins ("Best Friends"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), Rose Collins ("Best Friends") and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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* FanficFuel: The compelling natures of most of the victims' stories and the happy ImagineSpot or alternate universe in "Bad Night" make it interesting to imagine the events leading up to the the murders in other episodes being avoided due to [[PointOfDivergence plot deviations]].
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* FanficFuel: The compelling natures of most of the victims' stories stories, the contrived motives for many of the murders, and the happy ImagineSpot or alternate universe in "Bad Night" make it interesting to imagine the events leading up to the the murders in other episodes being avoided due to [[PointOfDivergence plot deviations]].
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), Rose Collins ("Best Friends") and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Dana Tucker ("The War at Home"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), Rose Collins ("Best Friends") and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), Rose Collins ("Best Friends") and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
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** A number of the one-off victims have small fanbases of their own, such as Sean "Coop" Cooper ("Forever Blue"), Carrie Swett ("That Woman"), Rita Baxter ("The Sleepover"), Rita Flynn ("Pin Up Girl"), Alice Miller ("Factory Girls"), Patrick Bubley's brothers ("Saving Patrick Bubley"), Julian Bellowes ("Libertyville"), Jimmy Tully ("Shore Leave"), Ray Takahashi ("Family 8108"), Marlene Bradford ("A Dollar, A Dream), Dexter Collins ("Street Money"), Gonzalo Luque ("Stealing Home") Rainey Karlsen ("Stand Up and Holler"), Mike Chulaski ("Cargo"), Sam Randall ("Boy Crazy"), Terrance Carter ("Wunderkind"), Maurice Hall ("Shuffle, Ball Change"), Miriam Forrester ("Wednesday's Women"), Ally Thurston ("Wings"), Laura [=McKinney=] ("True Calling"), Jack Chao Lu and Tam Sung ("Chinatown"), Vivian Lynn ("[=WASP=]"), Felicia Grant ("Almost Paradise"), Melanie Campbell ("Fireflies"), Rose Collins ("Best Friends") and Hank Dempsey ("The House"), ([[spoiler:the last three of whom turn out to have survived their apparent murders]]).
