History Recap / EvilS2E6CIsForCop

* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Ben's confrontation with Abbey becomes a low-key version. He's able to use Kristen's lucid dreaming technique to fight off the sleep paralysis and attack Abbey with a knife. When she proves too fast for him to kill, he summons a projection of David, and together they fight it off.

* ShownTheirWork: Mixed with a bit of ViewersAreGeniuses: Ben makes reference to a racist gang that was recently uncovered within the LAPD. This is a reference to the Compton Executioners, a real-life white supremacist gang that ''still exists'' within the LAPD, whose members are identified by a distinct thigh tattoo, with members chosen from officers who have committed acts of violence of the Compton community. For added horror, it's only one of many similar police gangs that exist in the US.

* {{Flyning}}: Ben practices some flashy knife moves in a VR game before trying to pull them on Abbey in his dreams. They turn out to be pretty much useless because she is smart enough to stay out of reach.

* Flyning: Ben practices some flashy knife moves in a VR game before trying to pull them on Abbey in his dreams. They turn out to be pretty much useless because she is smart enough to stay out of reach.

* NotSoDifferent: [=LeRoux=]'s ghost appears absolutely in awe of Kristen because she is a killer like him, and doesn't even seem bothered that she killed him.

* BelievingTheirOwnLies: Mira tells Kristen that the NYPD's habit of pulling their guns on people of color is categorically ''not'' based on racial prejudices, but rather a "street sense" of who is dangerous, and that just happens to be non-white people. Kristen does not buy it.

* {{Expy}}: David and Ben's iPhone app, Cop Buster, is one for the real life Siri add-on "I'm Getting Pulled Over".

* {{Expy}}: Mick Carr is a pretty transparent one for Creator/DickWolf, the creative mind behind the ''Franchise/LawAndOrder'' franchise, with his ''Justice Served'' series, and its many spinoffs, acting as a stand in.

* BattleAtTheCenterOfTheMind: Ben's confrontation with Abbey becomes a low-key version. He's able to use Kristen's lucid dreaming technique to fight off the sleep paralysis and attack Abbey with a knife. When she proves too fast for him to kill, he summons a projection of David, and together they fight it off.

* JacobMarleyAttire: [=LeRoux=]'s ghost appears like this to Kristen.

* SigilSpam: The assessors discover that many cops have the Sigil of one of the Demonic Houses from the Sigil map tattooed on their inner forearms. They first assume this is a symbol for a racist gang within the NYPD, but Carr reveals it's because they are fanboys of his ''Justice Served'' shows, and that the symbol is actually sigil spam ''within'' the shows themselves, and doesn't have a specific meaning within the narratives of the shows themselves, just being EasterEggs for fans. According to Carr, the tradition of placing the symbol within various cop shows has been around since the 1950s, and he is just continuing the tradition.

* WhamLine: Mira and her partner, after getting a frantic 911 from Kristen, find breaking down with guilt in her backyard, ranting about how she killed [=LeRoux=]. Mira tells Kristen that they will cover it up because [=LeRoux=] deserved it, gives her ''back'' the murder weapon, telling her to put it somewhere safe. Then, so as to give an excuse for why Kristen needed the police in her backyard, matter of factly says

* ShownTheirWork: Mixed with a bit of ViewersAreGeniuses: Ben makes reference to a racist gang that was recently uncovered within the LAPD. This is a reference to the Compton Executioners, a real-life white supremacist gang that ''still exists'' within the LAPD, whose members are identified by a distinct thigh tattoo, with members chosen from officers who have committed acts of violence of the Compton community.

* {{Expy}}: Mick Carr is a pretty transparent one for Creator/DickWolf, the creative mind behind the ''Franchise/LawAndOrder'', with his ''Justice Served'' franchise acting as a stand in.

* ShownTheirWork: Mixed with a bit of ViewersAreGeniuses: Ben makes reference to a racist gang that was recently uncovered within the LAPD. This is actually

* {{[Expy}}: Mick Carr is a pretty transparent one for Creator/DickWolf, the creative mind behind the ''Franchise/LawAndOrder'', with his ''Justice Served'' franchise acting as a stand in.

* SygilSpam: The assessors discover that many cops have the Sygil of one of the Demonic Houses from the Sygil map tattooed on their inner forearms. They first assume this is a symbol for a racist gang within the NYPD, but Carr reveals it's because they are fanboys of his ''Justice Served'' shows, and that the symbol is actually sygil spam ''within'' the shows themselves, and doesn't have a specific meaning within the narratives of the shows themselves, just being EasterEggs for fans. According to Carr, the tradition of placing the symbol within various cop shows has been around since the 1950s, and he is just continuing the tradition.
* ShownTheirWork:

Kristen becomes increasingly plagued with guilt from killing =[LaRoux]=, after Detective Byrd continually presses her on the issue.

* ArmorPiercingQuestion: David grills Turley about his racial prejudices when Turley insists he saw the victim holding a gun, comparing it to if he had pulled over Kristen instead.

* FlashStep: Abbey can do this, and consequently gives Ben a harder time than George did with Kristen.