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* Bookends: The first season starts and ends on days to remember people, starting on the day to remember those taken, and ending on Memorial Day.
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* RageBreakingPoint: In a CallBack all the way to the pilot, Garvey mentioned that people are ready to explode. The Guilty Remnant pull a stunt in the finale that finally pushes him over the edge, resulting in a full-blown riot against the GR.
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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: [[NoCommunitiesWereHarmed Mapleton, New York]] is fictional, but we learn it's within a few hours drive of Cairo, New York which does exist.

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Not really a shaggy dog story because the deer was already a theme referenced in previous episodes. What happens to the deer sheds light on what was going on earlier.


* 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.
** In "The Garveys at Their Best", Garvey tries to save a deer which is wandering into buildings and making a mess. When he finally tracks it down, it gets away and gets run over by a car, forcing him to put it down.

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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.
** In "The Garveys at Their Best", Garvey tries to save a deer which is wandering into buildings and making a mess. When he finally tracks it down, it gets away and gets run over by a car, forcing him to put it down.
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* WhamEpisode: "The Garveys At Their Best" is a WholeEpisodeFlashback taking place in the last days before the Departure. After 8 episodes spent with these characters, we suddenly see what their lives were like just before the Departure, and it changes or explains a ''lot'' about who they are now and why.

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** The Guilty Remnant tops themselves one episode later, stealing family photos from houses under cover of darkness. This is part of a larger plot to [[spoiler:put corpse dolls of the Departed individuals in the photos as part of some big operation]].

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** The Guilty Remnant tops themselves one episode later, stealing family photos from houses under cover of darkness. This is part of a larger plot to [[spoiler:put [[spoiler:make corpse dolls of the Departed individuals in the photos as part of some big operation]].



** "The Garveys at Their Best" shows several strange events happening in the days prior to the Great Departure; Patti is shown to have had premonitions of "something terrible" happening, and sensed that "something wrong inside" Laurie. Kevin spots a deer with a shining light on it's head; this is later revealed to be the reflective side of a party balloon that says "It's a Girl!"[[spoiler: It's revealed that Laurie is pregnant, but the child disappears in the departure in utero.]]

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** "The Garveys at Their Best" shows several strange events happening in the days prior to the Great Departure; Departure. A random woman drives up to Garvey on the day of the Departure and asks if he's ready, only to say she had the wrong person. Patti is shown to have had premonitions of "something terrible" happening, and sensed that "something wrong inside" Laurie. Kevin spots a deer with a shining light on it's head; this is later revealed to be the reflective side of a party balloon that says "It's a Girl!"[[spoiler: Girl!" [[spoiler: It's revealed that Laurie is pregnant, but the child disappears in the departure in utero.]]



* 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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* ShaggyDogStory: ShaggyDogStory:
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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.home.
** In "The Garveys at Their Best", Garvey tries to save a deer which is wandering into buildings and making a mess. When he finally tracks it down, it gets away and gets run over by a car, forcing him to put it down.



* ThereAreNoTherapists: Seriously, you'd think that profession would be experiencing a major boom in the wake of the Departure. Interestingly enough, ''The Garveys at Their Best'' shows that before joining the Guilty Remnant, Laurie was a therapist and was in fact treating Patti.

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* ThereAreNoTherapists: Seriously, you'd think that the profession would be experiencing a major boom in the wake of the Departure. Interestingly enough, ''The Instead, the only instance of this trope being averted is Garvey being forced to visit the police therapist after he shot all those dogs in the pilot, and the mayor actively encourages him to just tell the therapist what he wants to hear. For an added bit of irony, "The Garveys at Their Best'' Best" shows that ''Laurie'' was a therapist before joining the Guilty Remnant, Laurie and Patti was a therapist and was in fact treating Patti.one of her clients. "Heal thyself," indeed.



* TheVoiceless: The Guilty Remnant forswear speaking and communicate only through writing.

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* TheVoiceless: The Guilty Remnant forswear speaking and communicate only through writing.writing, though Patti speaks whenever she feels it appropriate.
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* VaguenessIsComing: The elder Garvey is not exactly descriptive when explaining what is going on to Kevin. Neither is Patti in the next episode.

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* VaguenessIsComing: The elder Garvey is not exactly descriptive when explaining what is going on to Kevin. Neither is Patti in the next episode. "The Garveys at Their Best" shows that Patti had this trait prior to the Great Departure as well.
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** "The Garveys at Their Best" shows several strange events happening in the days prior to the Great Departure; Patti is shown to have had premonitions of "something terrible" happening, and sensed that "something wrong inside" Laurie. Kevin spots a deer with a shining light on it's head; this is later revealed to be the reflective side of a party balloon that says "It's a Girl!"[[spoiler: It's revealed that Laurie is pregnant, but the child disappears in the departure in utero.]]
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* ThereAreNoTherapists: Seriously, you'd think that profession would be experiencing a major boom in the wake of the Departure. Interestingly enough, ''The Garveys at Their Best'' shows that before joining the Guilty Remnant, Laurie was a therapist and was in fact treating Patti.
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* 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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* 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 -- rock. After 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.]]



* 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.

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* BigScrewedUpFamily: Garvey's father is crazy, his wife is in a cult, his step-son is 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.



* {{Expy}}: The Guilty Remnant appear to be one for the Westboro Baptist Church: showing up uninvited to sensitive group events to 'peacefully' protest and provoke people.

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* {{Expy}}: The Guilty Remnant appear to be one for the Westboro Baptist Church: showing up uninvited to sensitive group events to 'peacefully' protest and provoke people.people through offensive protests.



* FromNobodyToNightmare: The antagonists. Wayne was an {{Ephebophile}} street peacher who somehow moved up to cult leader having meetings with U.S. senators. Patti was one of Laurie's patients who wound up as the leader of thelocal Guilty Remnant chapter.

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* FromNobodyToNightmare: The antagonists. Wayne was an {{Ephebophile}} {{ephebophile}} street peacher preacher who somehow moved up to cult leader having meetings with U.S. senators. Patti was one of Laurie's patients who wound up as the leader of thelocal the local Guilty Remnant chapter.



** 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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** Tom is able to walk back into a hospital he ran out of while pursed pursued 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.



** Near the start of the series, a man shoots a dog out of nowhere. [[spoiler:Subverted at the end of the episode where he appears again when a pack of wild dogs mauls a deer, telling Garvey "they're not our dogs" before starting to shoot them.]]

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** Near the start of the series, a man shoots a dog out of nowhere. [[spoiler:Subverted [[spoiler:{{Subverted}} at the end of the episode where he appears again when a pack of wild dogs mauls a deer, telling Garvey "they're not our dogs" before starting to shoot them.]]



** The Guilty Remnant tops themselves one episode later, stealing family photos from houses under cover of darkness. This is part of a larger plot to [[spoiler:buy corpse dolls of the Departed individuals in the photos as part of some big operation]].
* KickTheSonOfABitch: Instances of the Guilty Remnant being creepy and obnoxious 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]].

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** The Guilty Remnant tops themselves one episode later, stealing family photos from houses under cover of darkness. This is part of a larger plot to [[spoiler:buy [[spoiler:put corpse dolls of the Departed individuals in the photos as part of some big operation]].
* KickTheSonOfABitch: Instances of the Guilty Remnant being creepy and obnoxious are interspersed with them being harassed and attacked. When one of the 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]].



* 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 money-of course someone with few scruples notices. [[spoiler: Unfortunately for the guy, this firmly pressed Matt's BerserkButton.]]



* 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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* 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, cash though, so his money troubles are, are over for the time being, over.being.

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* MercyKill: In "The Garveys at Their Best", Garvey shoots a deer which was still alive after being run down by a car.



** Kevin seems to have a perfect life, but he's dissatisfied and his marriage has no communication. He takes jogs to smoke cigarettes and brood. Laurie hides her pregnancy from her husband.

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** Kevin seems to have a perfect life, but he's dissatisfied and his marriage has no communication. He takes jogs to smoke cigarettes and brood. Laurie hides Laurie, meanwhile, is hiding her pregnancy from her husband.husband and considering an abortion.
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* AdultFear: Best exemplified by the opening scene in which a woman loses her baby to the Great Departure.

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* AdultFear: Best exemplified by the opening scene in which a woman loses her baby to the Great Departure. Taken to a more horrifying level in "The Garveys At Their Best", as it's heavily implied that [[spoiler: Laurie, who was receiving a pregnancy ultrasound at the time of the departure, saw her baby disappear in utero]].
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* StepfordSmiler: "The Garveys at Their Best" reveals that Mapleton was full of them before the Departure.
** Kevin seems to have a perfect life, but he's dissatisfied and his marriage has no communication. He takes jogs to smoke cigarettes and brood. Laurie hides her pregnancy from her husband.
** Matt is a charismatic and casual figure in public, but he's plagued by health concerns that he cannot share with his wife. Laurie comments that they are very good at covering up their worries.
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* WholeFlashbackEpisode: "The Garveys at Their Best" is set in the days before the Great Departure, ending at the moment it happened.

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* WholeFlashbackEpisode: WholeEpisodeFlashback: "The Garveys at Their Best" is set in the days before the Great Departure, ending at the moment it happened.
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* BrickJoke: In "Gladys", Patti reminds Laurie of a conversation they had before the Great Departure, illustrated by a white bag with a name on it which she leaves at the doorstop of a house. "The Garveys at Their Best" shows this was Laurie's idea: the bag represents all of her repressed feelings, and the house belongs to her husband.


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* FromNobodyToNightmare: The antagonists. Wayne was an {{Ephebophile}} street peacher who somehow moved up to cult leader having meetings with U.S. senators. Patti was one of Laurie's patients who wound up as the leader of thelocal Guilty Remnant chapter.
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** Matt Jamison has severe money troubles, is being followed by the Guilty Remnant, and is his church has already been foreclosed on. Then the Guilty Remnant buys his church, paints all the windows white, and tosses all the Bibles.
*** Those weren't Bibles. They were copies of the imaginatively named "Hymnal 1982." Any guesses what year it was published?

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** Matt Jamison has severe money troubles, is being followed by the Guilty Remnant, and is his church has already been foreclosed on. Then the Guilty Remnant buys his church, guts it, and paints all the windows white, and tosses all the Bibles.
*** Those weren't Bibles. They were copies of the imaginatively named "Hymnal 1982." Any guesses what year it was published?
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*** Those weren't Bibles. They were copies of the imaginatively named "Hymnal 1982." Any guesses what year it was published?
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* IronicJuxtaposition: "Cairo" opens with Patti carefully laying out sets of clothing intercut with scenes of Garvey preparing for dinner with Nora.

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

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



* HoistByHisOwnPetard: After the Guilty Remnant buys his church, Matt shifts his operation from exposing the departed to exposing the members of the Guilty Remnant, using the same tactics they do to remind them of the families they've abandoned. It succeeds in getting Meg to freak out and attack him, hypocritically decrying him for doing what they do.

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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: After the Guilty Remnant buys his church, Matt shifts his operation from exposing the departed to exposing the members of the Guilty Remnant, using the same tactics they do to remind them of the families they've abandoned. It succeeds in getting Meg to freak out and attack him, hypocritically decrying him for doing what they do. To a lesser extent, it also makes them spend energy trying to counter him, rather than sticking to their normal routine.



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

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** The Guilty Remnant tops themselves one episode later, stealing family photos from houses under cover of darkness. This is part of a larger plot to [[spoiler:buy corpse dolls of the Departed individuals in the photos as part of some big operation]].



* NoNameGiven: The Dog Killer, who avoids giving his name since Garvey doesn't yet trust him.

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* NoNameGiven: The Dog Killer, who avoids giving his name since Garvey doesn't yet trust him. It's eventually revealed to be Dean.
* OffscreenVillainDarkMatter: The Guilty Remnant devotes all its resources to their goal of reminding people of the Great Departure, yet are somehow able to bankroll their nationwide operations with little to no trouble, which includes buying up property whenever they can. In particular, they're able to afford [[spoiler:a truckload of corpse dolls made up to look like Mapleton's Departed residents. Each one of these things has a $40,000 price tag, and Mapleton has 100 Departed. Even if one charitably assumes the truck only has the two dozen or so shown, that's still nearly half a million dollars they blew on a stunt]].



* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: [[NoCommunitiesWereHarmed Mapleton, New York]] is fictional, but we learn it's within a few hours drive of Cairo, New York which does exist..

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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: [[NoCommunitiesWereHarmed Mapleton, New York]] is fictional, but we learn it's within a few hours drive of Cairo, New York which does exist..exist.

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* TurnTheOtherCheek: Matt Jamison does this constantly, barring that one instance he beat the crap out of a mugger for trying to take the money he needed to save his church. The Guilty Remnant subscribes to the same philosophy, believing that violence is a sign of weakness, even though they aren't above other morally dubious actions.



* WhatDidIDoLastNight: And ongoing problem for Kevin. 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 another city]].

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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: And An ongoing problem for Kevin. 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 another city]].
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** Holy Wayne's ability to hug a person's pain away. Is it a real supernatural gift or just a con?

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** Holy Wayne's ability to hug a person's pain away.

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** Holy Wayne's ability to hug a person's pain away. Is it a real supernatural gift or just a con?
** The Dog Killer was initially teased as being a figment of Kevin's imagination. Although he's later established to be a real person, no one has managed to find any identifying information on him. He says that he thinks of himself as a "guardian angel." Who or what he is has yet to be revealed.



* StacysMom: Aimee seems to have a bit of a crush on Mr. Garvey.

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* StacysMom: Aimee seems to have a bit of a crush on Mr. Garvey. During an argument, Jill openly accuses her of sleeping with him.
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** The Guilty Remnant, people who wear all white, chain-smoke and never speak aloud.
** Wayne's cult. These guys are so fanatically loyal that they'll fire on the cops to protect him.

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** The Guilty Remnant, people who wear all white, chain-smoke and never speak aloud.
aloud. They dedicate their lives to reminding people of the Great Departure, specifically targeting those that were personally affected by it.
** Wayne's cult.cult, led by Holy Wayne. He can supposedly take away the pain of others by hugging them. These guys are so fanatically loyal that they'll fire on the cops to protect him.


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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: After the Guilty Remnant buys his church, Matt shifts his operation from exposing the departed to exposing the members of the Guilty Remnant, using the same tactics they do to remind them of the families they've abandoned. It succeeds in getting Meg to freak out and attack him, hypocritically decrying him for doing what they do.
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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: And ongoing problem for Kevin. 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]].
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: ppNoCommunitiesWereHarmed Mapleton, New York]] is fictional, but we learn it's within a few hours drive of Cairo, New York which does exist..

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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: And ongoing problem for Kevin. 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]].
another city]].
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: ppNoCommunitiesWereHarmed [[NoCommunitiesWereHarmed Mapleton, New York]] is fictional, but we learn it's within a few hours drive of Cairo, New York which does exist..
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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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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: And ongoing problem for Kevin. 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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** Wayne's cult, which Garvey's son is participating 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.

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** Wayne's cult, which Garvey's son is participating in. Wayne is a strange and creepy guy who somehow takes away the suffering of others. cult. These guys are so fanatically loyal that they'll fire on the cops to protect him.
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* VaguenessIsComing: The elder Garvey is not exactly descriptive when explaining what is going on to Kevin.

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* VaguenessIsComing: The elder Garvey is not exactly descriptive when explaining what is going on to Kevin. Neither is Patti in the next episode.

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