Haven: Difference between revisions

* [[Gretzky Has the Ball]]: The Red Sox and Yankees finished a game {{spoiler|in which the Red Sox overcome a 10 run deficit}} before noon. Even the Patriots' Day game in April starts at 10-11 a.m. Not technically impossible, but highly improbable, since non-high-scoring games between the two teams run 3-4 hours. The point is that plot-wise, Audrey uses her foreknowledge of it to {{spoiler|prevent people from dying and stop the [[Groundhog Day Loop]], which alphabetically, is very close to this trope.}}

* [[Groundhog Day Loop]]: In "Audrey Parker's Day Off", Audrey has to relive the same day over and over. Significantly, {{spoiler|her injuries transfer between loops so by day 5 she is injured and extremely tired.}}

** Fortunately, being Haven Nathan believes her when she says she's reliving the same day.

'''Audrey:''' Your second favorite Bill Murrary movie, you told me. }}

* [[Half the Man He Used To Be|Half the Woman She Used To Be]]: A victim in "Silent Night".

* [[Older Than They Look]]: {{spoiler|Audrey is at least in her seventies, since she was Lucy twenty-seven ago, Sarah before that, and is implied to have even more forgotten identities. She might even be hundreds of years old.}}

* [[The Password Is Always Swordfish]]: The password to Audrey's laptop is {{spoiler|"lucy", her mother's name, or possibly her own}}. [[Lampshade Hanging|Lampshaded]] after she realizes Nathan broke into it.

* [[Personality Powers]]: The [[Pyrokinesis|pyrokinetic]] in "The Hand You're Dealt" has a [[Incredibly Lame Pun|hot temper]].

* [[Poisonous Person]]: A man in "Business As Usual" has sweat that dries out and mummifies anyone who touches it. He's not the villain, though.

*** In "The Trial of Audrey Parker", we see ''The Tommyknockers'' in a shot of Duke's bookshelf.

** The description Audrey gives of another FBI agent sounds a bit like [[The X-Files|Fox Mulder]]:

'''Agent Howard''': Hey, he was a genius. What happened to him in the last few years was a tragedy, but that's besides the point. }}

** Season two opens with a boy in a raincoat putting a paper boat in a puddle and watching it go down the sewer, like in ''[[IT]]''.

** Syfy lists all the [[Stephen King]] references on [http://www.syfy.com/haven/stephenking/ the show's website].

** Season two also has this exchange:

'''Audrey:''' "First, tricorders are for readings..." }}

*** When Fraudrey goes missing in ''"Love Machine"'', Duke calls her [[Little Shop of Horrors|Audrey II]] when searching for her.