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  • Acting for Two:
  • Blooper:
    • Claudia and Fargo keep switching positions at the end of the first act of "13.1"; one is in the chair while the other is leaning over the desk and then back and forth.
    • At the end of "Personal Effects", when the doctor sees Jessie's dead body on the roof, the hand holding the pipe is lying at his side. After they leave, the same hand is now on his chest.
  • The Cast Showoff: In "Insatiable", Allison Scagliotti shows herself to be a reasonably talented guitarist and singer. Subverted though, as the sequence in question is relatively unobtrusive and does not in anyway negatively affect the storyline (it's specifically stated to occur during Claudia's down time.) She showed her chops at the end of "Don't Hate The Player" as well.
  • Dawson Casting:
    • Averted with Alison Scagliotti as Claudia. Scagliotti is about the same age as Claudia is supposed to be, at most a year or two older (she was 18 for Season 1).
    • Played straight with Josh Blaylock, who's in his early 20's, playing a fifteen-year-old. Well, more like five hundred and fifteen year old...
  • Dye Hard: Claudia frequently changes her skunk stripe to various unnatural colors. In a DVD commentary it was said that it's a different color every episode. Another commentary revealed that when it's green, it sometimes causes trouble with the green screens.
  • Fake American: Joanne Kelly (Myka), Saul Rubinek (Artie), Aaron Ashmore (Steve), and Genelle Williams (Leena) are all Canadians playing Americans, as are many guest stars. The show is filmed in the Toronto area.
  • Fake Brit: Josh Blaylock is an American actor who plays a British character for a few episodes. In an odd example, his character Nick is actually pretending to be American at first, and in doing so speaks with Josh's normal voice and accent.
    • James Marsters is an American playing a British character as well. He seems to have a habit of this.
  • Screwed by the Network: Presumably the reason its final season has only six episodes.
  • Throw It In!: According to Eddie McClintock's Twitter, the "watching a Browns game" Shout-Out in "Reset" was tossed in by him.
  • You Look Familiar: The show cast quite a few Eureka actors, including Saul Rubinek and Erica Cerra, which became this when the shows crossed over.

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