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A little better than a blurry Kevin Garvey, but that image served its job fine until now.


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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: In "Solace for Tired Feet", Garvey waits in his living room by the radio listening for news of his father, who has escaped from the psych ward. He nods off, has a strange dream with Dean and a dog in a mailbox, then wakes up in bed to find he managed to catch and leash a wild dog in his back yard, apparently with the intent to domesticate it. He also got bit for his trouble, which Aimee helped him bandage. Though he tries to deny it, Aimee figures out pretty quickly that he doesn't remember any of it. What's more concerning is the fact that he was sober at the time, so he ends up blaming it on the pills he was taking.

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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: In "Solace for Tired Feet", Garvey waits in his living room by the radio listening for news of his father, who has escaped from the psych ward. He nods off, has a strange dream with Dean and a dog in a mailbox, then wakes up in bed to find he managed to catch and leash a wild dog in his back yard, apparently with the intent to domesticate it. He also got bit for his trouble, which Aimee helped him bandage. Though he tries to deny it, Aimee figures out pretty quickly that he doesn't remember any of it. What's more concerning is the fact that he was sober at the time, so he ends up blaming it on the pills he was taking. It happens again in "Cairo", with the implication that it's happened several times before, only this time he [[spoiler:kidnapped Patti and took her to New York]].
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* StacysMom: Aimee seems to have a bit of a crush on Mr. Garvey.
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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: In "Solace for Tired Feet", Garvey waits in his living room by the radio listening for news of his father, who has escaped from the psych ward. He nods off, has a strange dream, then wakes up in bed to find he managed to catch and leash a wild dog in his back yard, apparently with the intent to domesticate it. He also got bit for his trouble, which Aimee helped him bandage. Though he tries to deny it, Aimee figures out pretty quickly that he doesn't remember any of it. What's more concerning is the fact that he was sober at the time, so he ends up blaming it on the pills he was taking.

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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: In "Solace for Tired Feet", Garvey waits in his living room by the radio listening for news of his father, who has escaped from the psych ward. He nods off, has a strange dream, dream with Dean and a dog in a mailbox, then wakes up in bed to find he managed to catch and leash a wild dog in his back yard, apparently with the intent to domesticate it. He also got bit for his trouble, which Aimee helped him bandage. Though he tries to deny it, Aimee figures out pretty quickly that he doesn't remember any of it. What's more concerning is the fact that he was sober at the time, so he ends up blaming it on the pills he was taking.

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* BigScrewedUpFamily: Garvey's father is crazy, his wife in a cult, his step-son off the grid with another cult, and he's raising his BrattyTeenageDaughter alone. On top of that, he has to deal with the pressures of the Guilty Remnant and his own possible insanity.



* EverybodyKnewAlready: Kevin Garvey assumed Matt would eventually be going after the stash of money in his yard, hence when Matt sneaks in and digs it up, there's already a note inside saying Matt probably really needed it and is welcome to it.

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* EverybodyKnewAlready: Kevin Garvey Sr. assumed Matt would eventually be going after the stash of money in his yard, hence when Matt sneaks in and digs it up, there's already a note inside saying Matt probably really needed it and is welcome to it.



* SwissCheeseSecurity: At the conference Nora goes to, her name badge is taken by someone else, apparently without having to offer so much as an ID to get it. She is then able to break a bar mirror, somehow avoid getting immediately caught so the real Nora is blamed, and then join the conference posing as Nora without security ever noticing.

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* SwissCheeseSecurity: At the conference Nora goes to, her name badge is taken by someone else, apparently without having to offer so much as an ID to get it. She The thief is then able to break a bar mirror, somehow avoid getting immediately caught so the real Nora is blamed, and then join the conference posing as Nora without security ever noticing.noticing. Hotel security is also thoroughly unhelpful, kicking Nora out immediately even though she clearly outlines how someone stole her badge and could easily impersonate her. They do eventually check her story and realize their mistake, and to make up for it comp all her hotel expenses.



* YankTheDogsChain: Facing the possibility that his church will be sold, Jamison is apparently given signs from God that allow him to win enough money gambling to keep it. As he's on his way to pay the bank, he sees a member of the Guilty Remnant get hit with a very large rock. He tries to call 911, but the guys that threw the first rock come back and hit him with another. He wakes up in the hospital and seems to still have enough time to reach the bank before closing. Only when he reaches the bank does he realize that he's actually three days overdue, and, just to rub salt in the wound, it's the Guilty Remnant that bought his church.

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* YankTheDogsChain: Facing the possibility that his church will be sold, Jamison is apparently given signs from God that allow him to win enough money gambling to keep it. As he's on his way to pay the bank, he sees a member of the Guilty Remnant get hit with a very large rock. He tries to call 911, but the guys that threw the first rock come back and hit him with another. He wakes up in the hospital and seems to still have enough time to reach the bank before closing. Only when he reaches the bank does he realize that he's actually three days overdue, and, just to rub salt in the wound, it's the Guilty Remnant that bought his church. He gets to keep his huge surplus of cash, though, so his money troubles are, for the time being, over.
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* PermaStubble: Kevin maintain's a week's worth of stubble at all times, even though he's a cop. It's a BeardOfSorrow rather than a fashion statement, since his family life has left him a real mess.

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* PermaStubble: Kevin maintain's maintains a week's worth of stubble at all times, even though he's a cop. It's a BeardOfSorrow rather than a fashion statement, since his family life has left him a real mess.
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* DreamSequence: Lots of them, adding to the surreality of the show,

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* DreamSequence: Lots of them, adding to the surreality of the show,show.



* SwissCheeseSecurity: At the conference Nora goes to, her name badge is taken by someone else.

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* SwissCheeseSecurity: At the conference Nora goes to, her name badge is taken by someone else.else, apparently without having to offer so much as an ID to get it. She is then able to break a bar mirror, somehow avoid getting immediately caught so the real Nora is blamed, and then join the conference posing as Nora without security ever noticing.

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* BeardOfSorrow: Kevin, who is suffering from a broken family, always has about a week's worth of stubble in spite of being a police officer. He apparently gets away with it because he's the Chief.

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* BeardOfSorrow: Kevin, who is suffering from a broken family, always has about a week's worth of stubble PermaStubble in spite of being a police officer. He apparently gets away with it because he's the Chief.


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* DreamSequence: Lots of them, adding to the surreality of the show,


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* PermaStubble: Kevin maintain's a week's worth of stubble at all times, even though he's a cop. It's a BeardOfSorrow rather than a fashion statement, since his family life has left him a real mess.

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* BadassGrandpa: The elder Garvey is a muscular old man and a former police chief. He's still considered very dangerous at his age and even beats up a younger police officer.



* BeardOfSorrow: Kevin, who is suffering from a broken family, always has about a week's worth of stubble in spite of being a police officer. He apparently gets away with it because he's the Chief.



* GoodIsNotNice: Jamison actually is a nice, caring man, but his commitment to proving that the disappearance wasn't the Rapture has him digging up dirt on people who have Departed and airing them out in public. This greatly upsets many people, to the point that he regularly gets beaten up by relatives of those he's targeted.



** The Guilty Remnant tops themselves one episode later, stealing family photos from houses under cover of darkness.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: Instances of the Guilty Remnant being creepy and obnoxious and interspersed with them being harassed and attacked. When one of members is [[spoiler:murdered, the scene immediately follows a sequence of her and her partner being assholes, such as ignoring an old man who has fallen down right in front of them]].

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** The Guilty Remnant tops themselves one episode later, stealing family photos from houses under cover of darkness.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Instances of the Guilty Remnant being creepy and obnoxious and are interspersed with them being harassed and attacked. When one of members is [[spoiler:murdered, the scene immediately follows a sequence of her and her partner being assholes, such as ignoring an old man who has fallen down right in front of them]].



** Dean, the dog-killer. On one hand, he is definitely real. On the other, Garvey's clinically-insane father is somehow aware of his existence, and the voices in his head made it clear that the man was sent to Garvey for some reason.

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** Dean, the dog-killer. On No one hand, he is definitely real. On the other, knows why people were disappeared, so no one knows whether it has a scientific or supernatural/religious explanation.
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Garvey's clinically-insane father is somehow aware of his existence, and the hears voices in his head made it that seem to be prophetic. It's not clear that the man was sent to Garvey for some reason.whether they have a supernatural origin or if he's just insane.



* SwissCheeseSecurity: At the conference Nora goes to her name badge is taken by someone else.

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* UltimateJobSecurity: Chief Garvey is clearly not emotionally stable. He walks around with a week's worth of stubble, appears drunk in public, and is frequently bungling police actions. He's also quite young for a police chief with such a large and experienced staff. However, it's never suggested that his job security is at risk. It probably helps that he lives in a small town, his father was the previous chief, and he's tight with the mayor.
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* SwissCheeseSecurity: At the conference Nora goes to her name badge is taken by someone else.
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* ItMayHelpYouOnYourQuest: When Chief Garvey's father decides it's time for his son to learn about his destiny, he breaks out of the psych ward and goes on a search to pick up... a 1970's National Geographic magazine, apparently because there's something important about that specific issue.


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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: In "Solace for Tired Feet", Garvey waits in his living room by the radio listening for news of his father, who has escaped from the psych ward. He nods off, has a strange dream, then wakes up in bed to find he managed to catch and leash a wild dog in his back yard, apparently with the intent to domesticate it. He also got bit for his trouble, which Aimee helped him bandage. Though he tries to deny it, Aimee figures out pretty quickly that he doesn't remember any of it. What's more concerning is the fact that he was sober at the time, so he ends up blaming it on the pills he was taking.
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* VaguenessIsComing: The elder Garvey is not exactly descriptive when explaining what is going on to Kevin.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: Gladys, a member of the Guilty Remnant, is brutally stoned to death

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* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: Gladys, a member of the Guilty Remnant, is brutally stoned to deathdeath.



* KickTheSonOfABitch: Instances of the Guilty Remnant being creepy and obnoxious and interspersed with them being harassed and attacked. When one of members is [[spoiler:murdered, the scene immediately follows a sequence of the GR members being assholes, such as ignoring an old man who has fallen down right in front of them]].

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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Instances of the Guilty Remnant being creepy and obnoxious and interspersed with them being harassed and attacked. When one of members is [[spoiler:murdered, the scene immediately follows a sequence of the GR members her and her partner being assholes, such as ignoring an old man who has fallen down right in front of them]].
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* TheCallKnowsWhereYouLive: Literally for Chief Garvey, as the Call comes in the form of his father who knows his home address.


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* TimeSkip: The series tends to move ahead in time as is narratively convenient. For example, "B.J. and the A.C." has [[spoiler:Christine]] barely a month along in her pregnancy, only for her to give birth in "Solace for Tired Feet", three episodes later.

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* BrattyTeenageDaughter: Jill, Chief Garvey's daughter, gets into fights at school and shocks her friend when she calls another girl a "cunt".

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* BrattyTeenageDaughter: Jill, Chief Garvey's daughter, gets into fights at school and shocks has been acting out ever since her friend when she calls another girl a "cunt".mother abandoned the family to join the Guilty Remnant cult.



* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: The Guilty Remnant are required to smoke as part of their very cynical philosophy. It helps characterize them as seedy and vaguely threatening even when they're just standing around.



* WildTeenParty: Happens in the pilot.

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* TheVoiceless: The Guilty Remnant forswear speaking and communicate only through writing.
* WildTeenParty: Happens Jill attends a wild teen party in the pilot.pilot featuring pounding club music, flashing colored lights, drinking, drugs, casual sex and even self-mutilation.

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* HiddenInPlainSight: Tom is able to walk back into a hospital he ran out of while pursed by cops by disguising himself as a member of the Barefoot People. People pay more attention to the target and the lack of shoes than their faces.

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** After cleaning herself up, Nora attempts to walk right back into the hotel where she's been banned, but is quickly stopped by security.



* NoNameGiven: The Dog Killer, who avoids giving his name since Garvey doesn't yet trust him. Still unclear if he's even real or human.

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* NoNameGiven: The Dog Killer, who avoids giving his name since Garvey doesn't yet trust him. Still unclear if he's even real or human.



* TookALevelInJerkass: "B.J. and the A.C." has the Guilty Remnant move up from public harassment to breaking and entering into homes and stealing family photographs.

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* TookALevelInJerkass: "B.J. and the A.C." has the Guilty Remnant move up from public harassment to breaking and entering into homes and stealing family photographs. This is the first time we see them do something overtly illegal.

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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The Guilty Remnant is routinely harassed, sometimes harmlessly and sometimes violently. But when your membership deliberately harasses people, you can't honestly say they haven't invited it. [[spoiler:Then it's revealed that the ATF is liquidating entire cult chapters on request and cremating their bodies, which goes over into DisproportionateRetribution.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Dean, the dog-killer. On one hand, he is definitely real. On the other, Garvey's clinically-insane father is somehow aware of his existence, and the voices in his head made it clear that the man was sent to Garvey for some reason.

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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The Instances of the Guilty Remnant is routinely harassed, sometimes harmlessly being creepy and sometimes violently. But when your membership deliberately harasses people, you can't honestly say they haven't invited it. [[spoiler:Then it's revealed that obnoxious and interspersed with them being harassed and attacked. When one of members is [[spoiler:murdered, the ATF is liquidating entire cult chapters on request and cremating their bodies, which goes over into DisproportionateRetribution.]]
scene immediately follows a sequence of the GR members being assholes, such as ignoring an old man who has fallen down right in front of them]].
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Dean, the dog-killer. On one hand, he is definitely real. On the other, Garvey's clinically-insane father is somehow aware of his existence, and the voices in his head made it clear that the man was sent to Garvey for some reason.



* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: In the first scene of the pilot, our attention is focused on the woman losing her child and the boy calling out for his father. This is the great Departure. In the background, a car screeches to a halt and a moment later a second one plows into it. It isn't until two episodes later we learn that [[spoiler:Matt Jamison and his wife, Mary, are in the first car. Further, Mary is injured so badly that three years later she is living completely unresponsive with require constant caretaking.]]

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* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: In the first scene of the pilot, our attention is focused on the woman losing her child and the boy calling out for his father. This is the great Departure. In the background, a car screeches to a halt and a moment later a second one plows into it. It isn't until two episodes later we learn that [[spoiler:Matt Jamison and his wife, Mary, are in the first car. Further, Mary is injured so badly that three years later she is living completely unresponsive with require constant caretaking.catatonic.]]

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He\'s not characterized as a badass. His flip-out was unusual.


* BadassPreacher: Matt, when pressed - see BewareTheNiceOnes, below.
* BatmanGambit: In "B.J. and the A.C.", a library fundraiser is held. Garvey tries to ask Patti nicely to leave the event alone. She refuses, so he arranges to have them arrested once they show up. When they do, he realizes that most of their members aren't present. The whole thing was a cover so the other members could go around stealing family photos from houses in the middle of the night.

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* BadassPreacher: Matt, when pressed - see BewareTheNiceOnes, below.
* BatmanGambit: In "B.J. and the A.C.", a library fundraiser is held. Garvey tries to ask asks Patti nicely to leave the event alone. She refuses, so he arranges alone, believing that this would make the GR ''more'' likely to have show up and give him an excuse to jail them arrested once all during the Christmas season. [[spoiler:Unfortunately for him, they show up. When they do, he realizes that most of their members aren't present. The whole thing was a cover so see through the other members could go around stealing family photos from houses in the middle of the night.gambit and plan accordingly]].
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** Holy Wayne's ability to hug a person's pain away.
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Based on the book, the cult members are called Barefoot People.


** The Guilty Remnant, people who all wear medical outfits, chain-smoke and never speak aloud.

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** The Guilty Remnant, people who all wear medical outfits, all white, chain-smoke and never speak aloud.



** Another has people paint targets on their heads and never wear shoes. Apparently it's to help God target them.

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** Another has The Barefoot People, people paint targets on their heads and never wear shoes. Apparently it's to help God target them.them for the next Great Departure.



* HiddenInPlainSight: Tom is able to walk back into a hospital he ran out of while pursed by cops by disguising himself as a member of the "target on head" cult. People pay more attention to the target and the lack of shoes than their faces.

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* HiddenInPlainSight: Tom is able to walk back into a hospital he ran out of while pursed by cops by disguising himself as a member of the "target on head" cult.Barefoot People. People pay more attention to the target and the lack of shoes than their faces.

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* ADayInTheLimelight: "Two Boats and a Helicopter" is focused entirely on Matt Jamison.

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"Two Boats and a Helicopter" is focused entirely on Matt Jamison.Jamison.
** "Guest" is focused on Nora Durst.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: Gladys, a member of the Guilty Remnant, is brutally stoned to death

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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The Guilty Remnant is routinely harassed, sometimes harmlessly and sometimes violently. But when your membership deliberately harasses people, you can't honestly say they haven't invited it.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: The nameless dog-killer. On one hand, he has to be real, since Garvey's daughter saw and interacted with him. On the other, Garvey's clinically-insane father is somehow aware of his existence, and the voices in his head made it clear that the man was sent to Garvey for some reason.
** On the other hand, while Jill saw and interacted with him, her friend Aimee walked right by him without acknowledging him in any way.

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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The Guilty Remnant is routinely harassed, sometimes harmlessly and sometimes violently. But when your membership deliberately harasses people, you can't honestly say they haven't invited it.
it. [[spoiler:Then it's revealed that the ATF is liquidating entire cult chapters on request and cremating their bodies, which goes over into DisproportionateRetribution.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: The nameless Dean, the dog-killer. On one hand, he has to be real, since Garvey's daughter saw and interacted with him. is definitely real. On the other, Garvey's clinically-insane father is somehow aware of his existence, and the voices in his head made it clear that the man was sent to Garvey for some reason.
** On the other hand, while Jill saw and interacted with him, her friend Aimee walked right by him without acknowledging him in any way.
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* ShaggyDogStory: A subplot in "B.J. and the A.C." has Garvey trying to find a stolen baby Jesus from a nativity scene. He is initially told to just buy a replacement and scruff it up a bit, but since his daughter called that cheating (and is responsible for stealing it), he instead intimidates her friends into returning it. When he tries to put it back, Matt Jamison has beat him to the punch, replacing the cheap toy store doll with a superior version he had lying around. Garvey just chucks the doll out his window on the way home.


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* VikingFuneral: Jill's friends try to egg her into giving the stolen baby Jesus doll one of these. She ultimately can't go through with it, and her friends end up giving the doll to Garvey so he won't arrest them.
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* HiddenInPainSight: Tom is able to walk back into a hospital he ran out of while pursed by cops by disguising himself as a member of the "target on head" cult. People pay more attention to the target and the lack of shoes than their faces.

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* ApocalypseCult: At least two are known to have formed.

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* ApocalypseCult: At least two Several are known to have formed.



** The other is a cult which Garvey's son is participating in, led by a strange and creepy guy who somehow takes away the suffering of others. These guys are so fanatically loyal that they'll fire on the cops to protect him.
* AsleepForDays: Matt Jameson after getting hit with a rock. [[spoiler: RuleOfDrama applies to him rushing to the bank assuming it's still the day he got hit with the rock - three days in bed without food he probably would have been tired out by the time he got out of the hospital and a half a block down the road, if not sooner, and the hospital staff would have absolutely stopped him from leaving.]]

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** The other is a cult Wayne's cult, which Garvey's son is participating in, led by in. Wayne is a strange and creepy guy who somehow takes away the suffering of others. These guys are so fanatically loyal that they'll fire on the cops to protect him.
** Another has people paint targets on their heads and never wear shoes. Apparently it's to help God target them.
* AsleepForDays: Matt Jameson after getting hit with a rock. [[spoiler: RuleOfDrama applies to him rushing to the bank assuming it's still the day he got hit with the rock - -- three days in bed without food he probably would have been tired out by the time he got out of the hospital and a half a block down the road, if not sooner, and the hospital staff would have absolutely stopped him from leaving.]]



* GiveMeASign: Tom nearly gives up on Wayne's cult in "B.J. and the A.C.", insisting that Wayne call the phone he was given with some kind of explanation. The phone rings... but it's just a telephone ad. He sticks around anyway.
* HiddenInPainSight: Tom is able to walk back into a hospital he ran out of while pursed by cops by disguising himself as a member of the "target on head" cult. People pay more attention to the target and the lack of shoes than their faces.



** The Guilty Remnant tops themselves one episode later, stealing family photos from houses under cover of darkness.



* RealityEnsues: Matt leaving the casino with a large bag of rather publicly won money - of course someone with few scruples notices. [[spoiler: Unfortunately for the guy, this firmly pressed Matt's BerserkButton.]]

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* RealityEnsues: Matt leaving the casino with a large bag of rather publicly won money - -- of course someone with few scruples notices. [[spoiler: Unfortunately for the guy, this firmly pressed Matt's BerserkButton.]]
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* BatmanGambit: In "B.J. and the A.C.", a library fundraiser is held. Garvey tries to ask Patti nicely to leave the event alone. She refuses, so he arranges to have them arrested once they show up. When they do, he realizes that most of their members aren't present. The whole thing was a cover so the other members could go around stealing family photos from houses in the middle of the night.


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* NeverTrustATrailer: One prominent shot in the trailers shows a road littered with corpses. "B.J. and the A.C." shows these are in fact life-like dolls of departed individuals, produced for a fee so their families have something to bury.


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* TookALevelInJerkass: "B.J. and the A.C." has the Guilty Remnant move up from public harassment to breaking and entering into homes and stealing family photographs.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: "Two Boats and a Helicopter" is focused entirely on Matt Jamison.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: The nurse doesn't out-and-out tell Matt he's been AlseepForDays, and is instead being vague because the plot demands it for RuleOfDrama.

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* PoorCommunicationKills: The nurse doesn't out-and-out tell Matt he's been AlseepForDays, AsleepForDays, and is instead being vague because the plot demands it for RuleOfDrama.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: The nurse doesn't out-and-out tell Matt he's been AlseepForDays, and is instead being vague because the plot demands it for RuleOfDrama.

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