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Haven Season 1 Episode 12

Resurfacing

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AIRED: 10/1/10

When a poltergeist-like entity begins attacking people visiting a local family, Audrey and Nathan investigate the home.

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Predictable but ok

7.0

By ltcomstella, Jan 24, 2012

nathan didn't have to feel the money to tell it was fake it was pretty obvious from looking at it..

audrey and lucy are more than likely the same person imo i knew as soon as the foot scar was mentioned audrey had it could it be a coincidence ?

felt duke got off rather easily considering how much of a big deal he made...
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good episode with a huge mistake..

4.5

By ichigocake, Nov 19, 2011

this review will have spoiler parts... consider yourselves warned...

It was a good epiosode where we learned more about the relation between Lucy and Audrey. Also it was fun to see Duke and Nathan together...

But do you remember the part where Duke showed the fake money to Nathan? He TOUCHED it. Then said it's fake. But wait a minute wasn't he supposed to feel anything? How can they not see this!

It's a good show and i enjoy watching a Stephen King novel adaptation at TV, but they really need to pay more attention to things like these otherwise it's gonna turn out a mess.moreless
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By thefanof, Aug 18, 2011

This show is really all not that bad. I trashed it at first, but I have found myself opting to watch this show moreso than other shows. I have watched every week and this is not only Syfy's best show, but something that is actually genuinely entertaining. Tonight's episode was a little all over the place, but it featured a signature element of any spooky or geeky show, a kid with powers, and that is never a bad storyline, despite it being such a cliche.

Good penultimate episode that gave us a little perspective on the mysterious woman. Hopefully the finale is a good one too.moreless
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Interesting trouble

9.5

By OnePerCentClub, Dec 31, 2010

What an episode.

First of all, I wonder how Lucy helped all those afflicted. Because the way Audrey helps them is to prove that they are not weirdos and that in some cases they are people who need to be understood, like in this case.

I was glad to see more of the Duke/Nathan background. But what Nathan told the cause of hating Duke so much or is there something else? Because this is reason enough... Anyway, it was nice to see them help each other out.

This "trouble" reminds me of the X-files 7th season episode called "Rush", where kids used speed to do bad things. So I guess this trouble was genetic and affecting men because the boy had it too.

I find it funny that Audrey refers to Lucy as her mother. She's not sure. It could be her mother, but at some point in this episode she says she's her mother. I feel sorry for her, not having any information of where she's come from, who her parents are. It's like she's appeared out of thin air. Of maybe this is why she has that scar on her foot.moreless
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A boat wreck gets washed up on shore, opening up old wounds. Audrey and Nathan have to figure out how and why the crew died. While Audrey investigates a crew member's family, Nathan follows another lead and has to work with Duke to get answers.moreless

9.5

By winkelgasse, Dec 31, 2010

Haven gets better and better from week to week. With each new piece of information that we get, new mysteries surface. In Resurfacing we see Audrey and Nathan working a case separately from different angles. And instead of the usual pairing Audrey / Nathan, we have Nathan and Duke working hand in hand which gives interesting new information on their past and how their relationship developed. This episode shows additionally more of Audrey's 'special' abilities. It seems like she herself is not 'normal' and might even be 'troubled'. The end of Resurfacing offers a twist, when Audrey connects a scar on her foot with new information on her alleged mother. Could Aurey and Lucy be more than just relatives?moreless
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Emily Rose	Audrey Parker
Lucas Bryant	Nathan Wournos
Eric Balfour	Duke Crocker

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Angela Vint	Tracy Garrick	Guest Star
Tom Barnett	James Garrick	Guest Star
Jacob Robertson	Michael Garrick	Guest Star

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- Audrey: Do we really have a skeleton inside a wrecked boat? Is there gonna be an eye patch or a dead parrot?
  Nathan: That's life on a seaside police force. What? Do you miss the FBI already?
  Audrey: No. Just hope we get a treasure chest.
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- Nathan: Yeah, James was our coach one year when he was 16. He was good to me. Even though I had a lousy throwing arm.
  Audrey: "Had"? Yeah, I've seen you throw.
  Nathan: Funny.
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- Duke: I didn't steal anything.
  Nathan: No? They just want to kill you for no reason?
  Duke: They think they have a reason, but they're wrong.
  Nathan: Five minutes with you and the Pope would find a reason.
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- Nathan: Do you remember third grade?
  Duke: I remember that you really liked the Pet Shop Boys.
  Nathan: Spring. You waited inside for me with a bunch of your friends after gym class. You're all smiling, congratulating me...
  Duke: Do we have to do this right now?
  Nathan: Yep.
  Duke: Okay, I... I told you that Carla Rose had a crush on you.
  Nathan: I felt like I won the lottery.
  Duke: Nathan, that was 25 years ago.
  Nathan: You all slapped me on the back, remember that? "Go talk to her, talk to her." I walked down the hall, and I got up to her, and I felt like my heart was beating out of my chest. I finally opened my mouth enough to tell her that I liked her too...
  Duke: She screamed.
  Nathan: Screamed because there was blood dripping down my back. From?
  Duke: The tacks that we stuck in it.
  Nathan: When you were "congratulating" me. You had a pool going on how many you guys could stick in my back before I noticed.
  Duke: 16.
  Nathan: 16.
  Duke: Nathan, if it wasn't for me, you wouldn't have even talked to her.
  Nathan: I didn't talk to another girl for two years after that.
  Duke: I was eight years old!
  Nathan: Uh... so was I.
  Duke: So what?
  Nathan: So what.
  Duke: You think I should die for that?
  Nathan: Huh.
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- Stoney: So you're here to buy Duke another life?
  Nathan: You make that sound like a bad idea.
  Stoney: Well, I have a better one. Like we split what's in the bag, Duke dies, and we're all better of.
  Nathan: You have no idea how tempting that sounds.
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- Nathan: You know, uh, Haven PD doesn't have a special agent.
  Duke: Oh, come on now. You can't tell me that wasn't special.
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- Duke: You know, there is a world of opportunity out there if you just got over this law and order fetish.
  Nathan: You couldn't take the competition.
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- International Airdates:
  UK: December 23, 2010 on Syfy
  Czech Republic: January 5, 2011 on Universal Channel
  Latin America: January 14, 2011 on SyFy Channel
  Finland: January 10, 2013 on YLE TV2
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- Music: Room to Breathe (Melissa Rae Barrie), Dotted Lines (Sweet Talk Radio), Mad at You (The Woods)
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- Injokes: Duke chooses Nathan's alias of Sheldon. Paul Sheldon is the author in Stephen King's novel Misery The romance series from that book was mentioned previously in "As You Were." The model car that moves on the desk when the "poltergeist" is a red-and-white Plymouth Fury, the same as Christine in King's novel Christine.
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- Nicholas Campbell is credited but doesn't appear.
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- Tracy: Like that movie? When Audrey mentions poltergeists, referencing the 1982 movie Poltergeist, where evil spirits haunt a family in a tract house. The movie's director, Tobe Hooper, directed the TV movie adaptation of Stephen King's novel, Salem's Lot (1979).
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