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Haven Season 2 Episode 13

Silent Night

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AIRED: Dec 06, 2011

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Audrey is the only one who realizes that there are Christmas decorations in July that no one else finds unusual. The out-of-season decorations are only a prelude to the bizarre bisection of a surfer and a series of escalating disappearances of people who no one can remember except Audrey.

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Good show as usual, but desperately needed more details

7.0

By BevinChu, Mar 17, 2013

Haven is always good, but this episode desperately needed a few more details.

For example, the series writers should have had Parker go to a calendar and point to is as proof that it was July, not Christmas Eve.

She could then be surprised that the calendar read "December

That's one possibility. Many others come to mind.

This was a story-telling defect so obvious it is inexcusable. Therefore, only 7 out of 10.moreless
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Silent Night

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By thefanof, Jan 12, 2012

Odd that they aired an episode 3 months after the season ended, but I am glad we got some Haven here tonight. Not a bad episode, but let's be honest, they did not do a good job of explaining how this phenomenon took place, and I doubt they had a way to do so. While it was an intriguing supernatural event, not one of the smartest or the best that this show has done.moreless
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Silent Night

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By TrueTvWatcher, Dec 16, 2011

Silent Night was a superb and entertaining Christmas themed episode of Haven. I really enjoyed watching this episode because it had a really good story, good acting, along with some surprises. It was fun to watch Audrey figure out what was going on. I liked the idea of Haven becoming a Snow Globe and the special effects showing this were pretty amazing. This was a fun holiday story Haven style. I look forward to more episodes of Haven!!!!!!!moreless
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Snow Globe!

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By OnePerCentClub, Dec 13, 2011

That was pretty cool.

The poor girl's fear of being abandoned by everybody triggered her trouble and the town is affected.

Even when we don't really know when exactly this episode takes place in the season, I liked the whole Audrey/Nathan dynamic (blame me, I am a shipper). The whole "do you trust your partner" was really nice and in the end, who knows, maybe Audrey needed this so she had good things to say about Christmas and learn how important her friends, her only friends are.

I couldn't stop laughing with Duke's scenes. His lines were the best. The whole episode had a light tone (except for the gross opening scene), but it was fun, it was entertaining and it was what we all fans expected... one more episode before the long wait.moreless
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Somebody stole Christmas... in July! *spoilers ahead*

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By Gera777, Dec 13, 2011

Very cool episode!

Everybody thinks it is Christmas, but it is July. At first Audrey that is some weird tradition but then she understood that everyone is actually believe this isChristmas.

And when people start to disappear she realize that trouble causes this. Nobody remembers anyone who are missing and Audrey, like always, is the only one who immune!

I believe the idea of the episode came from Steven King's "Under the dome". Because actually the whole city is inside the snow globe. And Haven is turning in that globe.

It is appears that happened before with one family. One girls was afraid to be lonely, but instead made everyone disappear.

This is an interesting allusion of loneliness and losing someone.

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Cast & Crew: STARS

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Emily Rose	Audrey Parker
Lucas Bryant	Nathan Wournos
Eric Balfour	Duke Crocker

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Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

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Niamh Wilson	Hadley Chambers	Guest Star
Craig Eldridge	Gordon Chambers	Guest Star
Simon Henderson (II)	Joe Underhill	Guest Star
Richard Donat	Vince Teagues	Recurring Role
John Dunsworth	David Teagues	Recurring Role
Glenn Lefchak	Stan the Cop	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (1)
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- As the paddle-boarding woman's right arm is sliced off, she starts to fall and her entire right arm is clearly visible.
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QUOTES (5)
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- Duke: (dressed as Santa, hitting on women) Merry Christmas. You know, I'm flexible this year--naughty or nice.
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- Nathan: Did someone else disappear?
  Audrey: Duke--you know, our friend? he's got a mustache, a goatee, he wears a lot of jewelry, makes all these jokes, only looks out for himself.
  Nathan: I'm friends with that guy?
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- Duke: Um, Audrey? Maybe when you get here, maybe you can explain why I'm in a Santa costume. I'm--I'm having one of those Haven moments.
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- Nathan: Tell us what happened today.
  Audrey: Today I was reminded how important friends really are... and how lucky we are to be here.
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- Vince: Well, that's the end of our story.
  David: Correction. that's the end of this story. There's an awful lot more to tell.
  Vince: Not that we're telling. Another secret to keep in Haven.
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NOTES (5)
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- Music: Uptown Music (Fredalba), I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus (written by Tommy Connor, performed by Sweet Talk Radio), Blue Christmas (written by Billy Hayes & Jay Johnson, performed by Jerry Stamp)
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- The episode ends with a "In loving memory" to Regan Peacock Fung, wife of the series' supervising sound editor Allan Fung.
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- Injoke: The movie advertised on the theater marquee is The Bark Tower, a reference to series creator Stephen King's seven-novel opus, The Dark Tower.
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- Injoke: The writers use the same idea of a town being included in a near-transparent dome as is found in series creator Stephen King's novel Under the Dome.
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- International Airdates:
  Canada: December 11, 2011 on Showcase
  Latin America: December 19, 2011 on SyFy LA
  Czech Republic: March 2, 2012 on Universal Channel
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- Audrey: You think, Dr. Phil?
  Referencing the TV advice and counseling expert Phil McGraw, a former psychologist, who has his own syndicated TV series and counsels people on a wide array of personal problems.
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