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1. See No Evil
Air date: Sep 11, 2014
Audrey, Nathan and Duke's victory over William feels hollow as they deal with the aftermath of Duke on death's door, Mara in control of Audrey's body, and a strange trouble supernaturally silencing citizens all over town.
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2. Speak No Evil
Air date: Sep 18, 2014
Duke struggles to accept Jennifer's death; Nathan searches for some shred of Audrey in Mara's cruel personality; Dwight shoulders the heavy burden of holding Haven together.
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3. Spotlight
Air date: Sep 25, 2014
Nathan makes a desperate play to protect Mara from the furious citizens of Haven, leaving Dwight and Duke to deal with a deadly trouble that threatens to burn the town to the ground.
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4. Much Ado About Mara
Air date: Oct 2, 2014
Dwight and Nathan clash over what to do about Mara; Dwight wants her to end the troubles at any cost, but Nathan is convinced that Audrey is in there.
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5. The Old Switcheroo
Air date: Oct 10, 2014
When Vince and Dave travel to North Carolina, their probing of Dave's past uncovers a body-swapping problem back in Haven.
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6. The Old Switcheroo
Air date: Oct 17, 2014
Mara capitalizes on the latest crisis, forcing Duke and Nathan to roll the dice to get Audrey back in a dangerous gamble.
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7. Nowhere Man
Air date: Oct 24, 2014
A paranormal trouble tears Audrey and Nathan apart just after they were reunited.
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8. Exposure
Air date: Oct 31, 2014
Audrey must call in outside help as she is no longer immune to the troubles and Nathan may be lost forever.
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9. Morbidity
Air date: Nov 7, 2014
A mystery illness infects Audrey and dozens of citizens and threatens to expose Haven's secrets to a dangerous newcomer.
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10. Mortality
Air date: Nov 14, 2014
An inquisitive scientist could hold the key to Haven's salvation if he doesn't expose the secrets of the Troubles to the world.
Haven (2014 - 2015)
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The last season made for a wistful farewell. Since the scriptwriters probably ran out of ideas between the seasons, they tried again for the last season.
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I thought the show very entertaining even though I didn't like some of the parts.
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Haven shifts into high gear in Season 5 as the show comes to an end, getting darker and grittier than ever before. Picking up where the Season 4 finale left off, Mara (Audrey's original personality) takes over Audrey and searches for ether to open a portal to escape to another dimension, and creates new "troubles" in people; leading to the town being cut off from the outside world and tearing itself apart. The character dynamics once again undergo some interesting changes as friendships are tested and trust is lost. Also, the mythology gets deeper as new revelations come out. Yet the dueling personality thing is a bit cliché, and the "troubles" get a little formulaic and don't have the same impact that they once did. Several previous guest stars return (making for some nice continuity), and William Shatner comes aboard for a multi-episode story arc and delivers an especially strong performance. Season 5 of Haven takes on a little more than it can handle (and was extended to 26-episodes), but overall it's entertaining and a fitting end for the series.
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The ending of Haven was a perfect homage to the entire series.
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This show is still on the air??? To think they cancelled Helix and left this one on the air. Why?
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If you can get past the acting (think Warehouse 13), you'll like this show. Don't come to it for satisfaction in lead acting, come to it for entertainment (some of which is entertainment from the lack of acting skill). I am a Steven King die-hard, so perhaps that explains my enjoyment of the show. Although, I was not an "Odd Thomas" series fan..
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What Happened??? from a show i truly loved to one I now hate. In fact if they Nuked Haven now to stop the troubles and the terrible storyline I would be the happiest man alive. I truly feel sorry for the whole cast who have had to grind their way through this garbage of a bad story
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THE LATEST SERIES IS? WHERE IN THE WORLD?
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This series goes down in history as one of the most interesting, creative, and unique television shows I have ever seen and was fortunate to give it a try when it first came out. It's character and story first, then spectacle follows after. That's the focus on this amazing supernatural series and I could not be more happy as I have already fell in love with these characters and the overall creative concept and story of the show. If you're looking for something different that forces you to cling on automatically with every episode ending, look no further. I highly recommend Haven to anyone interested in supernatural, detective type shows (X-FIles anyone?).
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Honestly, overall, I like the show. Last season was a bit iffy for me. This season, I'm not really liking the direction they are headed with the show. It feels like the writers are scrambling for stories, or pulling ideas out of a hat. More compelling story arc would have been the opening season episode, everyone in the lighthouse waking up separated as they were, and after finding each other they realize they have traveled to the other side. I don't care for the new Mara character and Audrey slipping out every now and then. This actually adds more questions then it answers, and the answers we received in prior seasons seem to be void. This show worked before, and I understand wanting to explore and expand some of the mysteries behind the troubles and Parker. But this direction really seems forced. I actually caught myself reading articles during these first few episodes because they just didn't keep my attention. Hopefully this isn't their design for the rest of this long season.
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