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* In "The Devil Inside", a man claiming to be doing God's work by screwing up Allison's visions, uses an extreme version of this (to be [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment redundant]]) as a last resort to stop her from foiling his plans.
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* In "The Devil Inside", a man claiming to be doing God's work by screwing up Allison's visions, uses an extreme version of this (to be [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment redundant]]) as a last resort to stop her from foiling his plans.plans.
* In "The Future's So Bright", the opening scene involves torture using a power sander. The act itself isn't shown, but judging from the blood splatter and the cries of pain, you can know exactly when the sandpaper starts mutilating the poor victim.
* In "The Future's So Bright", the opening scene involves torture using a power sander. The act itself isn't shown, but judging from the blood splatter and the cries of pain, you can know exactly when the sandpaper starts mutilating the poor victim.
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* Another one opens quite nicely, with a family photobook, telling the story of a young man who loved animals and a young girl who was the prettiest in her school... Jeffrey Dahmer and one of the Manson girls.
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* Another one opens quite nicely, with a family photobook, photo book, telling the story of a young man who loved animals and a young girl who was the prettiest in her school...school ... Jeffrey Dahmer and one of the Manson girls.
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* The opening of the episode "In the Rough" shows us the POV of a rape victim. First, they are drugged and in the passenger seat of a car, while the driver tells them to relax and "just go with it". He's pulled over by a cop, but the cop is convinced that the passenger is just sleeping and the driver is taking her home. Then we cut to the driver forcing himself on the victim in a bedroom. Then we cut to the rapist burying the victim alive. As the the dirt hit's the victim's face, they begin to cough, sputter and choke. It's the voice of a ''4-year old girl.'' And the cop in question was Lee, who has hated himself for letting a rapist go unintentionally that night.
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* The opening of the episode "In the Rough" shows us the POV of a rape victim. First, they are drugged and in the passenger seat of a car, while the driver tells them to relax and "just go with it". He's pulled over by a cop, but the cop is convinced that the passenger is just sleeping sleeping, and the driver is taking her home. Then we cut to the driver forcing himself on the victim in a bedroom. Then we cut to the rapist burying the victim alive. As the the dirt hit's the victim's face, they begin to cough, sputter and choke. It's the voice of a ''4-year old ''4-year-old girl.'' And the cop in question was Lee, who has hated himself for letting a rapist go unintentionally that night.
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* The season one episode with the "GoodSamaritan". Allison knows that he's a horrific SerialKiller who kidnaps, rapes and murders young women (who all go with him willingly because he seems like such a NiceGuy), but she can't do anything about it - because ''it hasn't happened yet''. All she can do is warn the first of his victims and hope she'll remember it in seven years.
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* The season one episode with the "GoodSamaritan". Allison knows that he's a horrific SerialKiller who kidnaps, rapes and murders young women (who all go with him willingly because he seems like such a NiceGuy), but she can't do anything about it - because ''it hasn't happened yet''. All she can do is warn the first of his victims and hope she'll remember it in seven years.years.
* In "The Devil Inside", a man claiming to be doing God's work by screwing up Allison's visions, uses an extreme version of this (to be [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment redundant]]) as a last resort to stop her from foiling his plans.
* In "The Devil Inside", a man claiming to be doing God's work by screwing up Allison's visions, uses an extreme version of this (to be [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment redundant]]) as a last resort to stop her from foiling his plans.
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* The opening of the episode "In the Rough" shows us the POV of a rape victim. First, they are drugged and in the passenger seat of a car, while the driver tells them to relax and "just go with it". He's pulled over by a cop, but the cop is convinced that the passenger is just sleeping and the driver is taking her home. Then we cut to the driver forcing himself on the victim in a bedroom. Then we cut to the rapist burying the victim alive. As the the dirt hit's the victim's face, they begin to cough, sputter and choke. It's the voice of a ''4-year old girl.'' And the cop in question was Lee, who has hated himself for letting a rapist go unintentionally that night.
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''{{Medium}}'' has its fair share of NightmareFuel, but that's [[JustifiedTrope justified that technically speaking, it is a show mainly about nightmares coming true.]] Spoilers below.
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* The idea that dead serial killers can continue to possess people for eternity?
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* The idea that dead serial killers can continue to possess people for eternity?eternity?
* The season one episode with the "GoodSamaritan". Allison knows that he's a horrific SerialKiller who kidnaps, rapes and murders young women (who all go with him willingly because he seems like such a NiceGuy), but she can't do anything about it - because ''it hasn't happened yet''. All she can do is warn the first of his victims and hope she'll remember it in seven years.
* The season one episode with the "GoodSamaritan". Allison knows that he's a horrific SerialKiller who kidnaps, rapes and murders young women (who all go with him willingly because he seems like such a NiceGuy), but she can't do anything about it - because ''it hasn't happened yet''. All she can do is warn the first of his victims and hope she'll remember it in seven years.
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* [[http://cliqueclack.com/tv/2010/02/06/medium-thats-a-lot-of-diedrich-bader/ Diedrich Bader in a bikini]] from the notorious 2009 episode ''Will The Real Fred Rovick Stand Up?'' His character wasn't a WholesomeCrossdresser, but an identity thief. It can scare the living daylights out of people, this episode.
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* [[http://cliqueclack.com/tv/2010/02/06/medium-thats-a-lot-of-diedrich-bader/ Diedrich Bader in a bikini]] from the notorious 2009 episode ''Will The Real Fred Rovick Stand Up?'' His character wasn't a WholesomeCrossdresser, but an identity thief. It can scare the living daylights out of people, this episode.episode.
* The idea that dead serial killers can continue to possess people for eternity?
* The idea that dead serial killers can continue to possess people for eternity?
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''{{Medium}}'' has its fair share of NightmareFuel, but that's [[JustifiedTrope justified given the show's setting]]. Spoilers below.
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''{{Medium}}'' has its fair share of NightmareFuel, but that's [[JustifiedTrope justified given the show's setting]]. that technically speaking, it is a show mainly about nightmares coming true.]] Spoilers below.
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''{{Medium}}'' has its fair share of NightmareFuel, but that's [[JustifiedTrope justified given the show's setting]]. Spoilers below.
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* The second episode, in which a couple therapist encourages a man to ''murder his wife'' and looks perversely pleased when ''a splatter of blood hits her in the face''.
* Another one opens quite nicely, with a family photobook, telling the story of a young man who loved animals and a young girl who was the prettiest in her school... Jeffrey Dahmer and one of the Manson girls.
* We have Joe coming home and finding a bloody, psychotic Ariel with an axe in her hands.
* And let's not take into account the Libra Killer or the Halloween episode 'Bite Me'.
* Also disturbing were, in season 4, her dreams about what happened to Cynthia's daughter.
* There's also the fact that just killing someone isn't enough, especially if they know about the afterlife.
* [[http://cliqueclack.com/tv/2010/02/06/medium-thats-a-lot-of-diedrich-bader/ Diedrich Bader in a bikini]] from the notorious 2009 episode ''Will The Real Fred Rovick Stand Up?'' His character wasn't a WholesomeCrossdresser, but an identity thief. It can scare the living daylights out of people, this episode.
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* The second episode, in which a couple therapist encourages a man to ''murder his wife'' and looks perversely pleased when ''a splatter of blood hits her in the face''.
* Another one opens quite nicely, with a family photobook, telling the story of a young man who loved animals and a young girl who was the prettiest in her school... Jeffrey Dahmer and one of the Manson girls.
* We have Joe coming home and finding a bloody, psychotic Ariel with an axe in her hands.
* And let's not take into account the Libra Killer or the Halloween episode 'Bite Me'.
* Also disturbing were, in season 4, her dreams about what happened to Cynthia's daughter.
* There's also the fact that just killing someone isn't enough, especially if they know about the afterlife.
* [[http://cliqueclack.com/tv/2010/02/06/medium-thats-a-lot-of-diedrich-bader/ Diedrich Bader in a bikini]] from the notorious 2009 episode ''Will The Real Fred Rovick Stand Up?'' His character wasn't a WholesomeCrossdresser, but an identity thief. It can scare the living daylights out of people, this episode.
