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* TheUnreveal: In "A Friend to the End", it is never explained exactly how Ricky's father murdered him, although the one flashback showing his abuse certainly implied it came from a simple beating or even from the severe whipping he was receiving. However, the fact multiple fights occur on the abandoned mansion's second floor landing, and most of them end with someone smashing through the staircase banister or falling over it to the floor below, is telling. While such a thing happening is not unusual, the fact Ricky seems almost driven to push his victims there could suggest that is how he himself died as well.
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After their uncle broke the pact and the Devil claimed his soul, Micki and Ryan inherited "Vendredi's Antiques" and renamed it "Curious Goods." It became their base of operations as they set out to reclaim all of the cursed antiques with the help of Jack Marshak (Creator/ChrisWiggins), a childhood friend of their uncle. Marshak was an expert in the occult who had acquired many of the antiques for Vendredi during his world travels, and therefore was often familiar with the historical backstories of the objects, which frequently tied into their magical attributes.
Typically an artifact would grant some supernatural power to its owner, but the price of using the power would all but inevitably be someone's life. There was the scalpel that could be used to cure any disease after it was used as a murder weapon, the scarecrow that would produce good crops after killing three sacrificial victims, etc. At the start of the third season, Ryan is replaced by Johnny Ventura (Steve Monarque), one of his contacts who often ends up as TheWatson of the protagonists.
A textbook case of GottaCatchThemAll.
Typically an artifact would grant some supernatural power to its owner, but the price of using the power would all but inevitably be someone's life. There was the scalpel that could be used to cure any disease after it was used as a murder weapon, the scarecrow that would produce good crops after killing three sacrificial victims, etc. At the start of the third season, Ryan is replaced by Johnny Ventura (Steve Monarque), one of his contacts who often ends up as TheWatson of the protagonists.
A textbook case of GottaCatchThemAll.
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After their uncle broke the pact and the Devil claimed his soul, Micki and Ryan inherited "Vendredi's Antiques" and renamed it "Curious Goods." It became their base of operations as they set out to [[GottaCatchThemAll reclaim all of the cursed antiques antiques]] with the help of Jack Marshak (Creator/ChrisWiggins), a childhood friend of their uncle. Marshak was an expert in the occult who had acquired many of the antiques for Vendredi during his world travels, and therefore was often familiar with the historical backstories of the objects, which frequently tied into their magical attributes.
Typically an artifact would grant some supernatural power to its owner, but the price of using the power would all but inevitably be someone's life. There was the scalpel that could be used to cure any disease after it was used as a murder weapon, the scarecrow that would produce good crops after killing three sacrificial victims, etc. At the start of the third season, Ryan is replaced by Johnny Ventura (Steve Monarque), one of his contacts who often ends up as TheWatson of theprotagonists.
A textbook case of GottaCatchThemAll.protagonists.
Typically an artifact would grant some supernatural power to its owner, but the price of using the power would all but inevitably be someone's life. There was the scalpel that could be used to cure any disease after it was used as a murder weapon, the scarecrow that would produce good crops after killing three sacrificial victims, etc. At the start of the third season, Ryan is replaced by Johnny Ventura (Steve Monarque), one of his contacts who often ends up as TheWatson of the
A textbook case of GottaCatchThemAll.
