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* Russell Varon (EddieCibrian): A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, father of Jesse and Rose.
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* Russell Varon (EddieCibrian): A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, and father of Jesse and Rose.
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* TomatoInTheMirror: The replicants that replaced the real individuals truly believe they are the actual person they're copying. They, even, have the memories. [[spoiler:Sheriff Tom Underlay]], in fact, had been replicated and was UNAWARE of what had happened to him for years.
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* TomatoInTheMirror: The replicants that replaced the real individuals truly believe they are the actual person they're copying. They, even, They even have the memories. [[spoiler:Sheriff [[spoiler: Tom Underlay]], in fact, had been replicated and was UNAWARE of what had happened to him for years.
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet where Lewis, Dave, and Larkin were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]].
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet where [[spoiler: Lewis, Dave, and Larkin Larkin]] were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]].
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet, where Lewis, Dave and Larkin were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]].
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet, closet where Lewis, Dave Dave, and Larkin were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]].
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And there we have an awesome set up for an awesome series. Creator/{{ABC}}, however, apparently thought differently about that matter and decided to cancel it after just one season, leaving the viewer lost in a sea of loose ends (and it was even ended on a {{Cliffhanger}} involving the protagonist's girlfriend). Creator/{{NBC}} and Creator/{{CBS}} had two similar programs airing that season, ''Surface'' and ''Threshold'' respectively; they also wound up gone.
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And there we have an awesome set up for an awesome series. Creator/{{ABC}}, however, apparently thought differently about that matter and decided to cancel it after just one season, leaving the viewer lost in a sea of loose ends (and it was even ended on a {{Cliffhanger}} involving the protagonist's girlfriend).wife). Creator/{{NBC}} and Creator/{{CBS}} had two similar programs airing that season, ''Surface'' and ''Threshold'' respectively; they also wound up gone.
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* TheyWouldCutYouUp: Tom's justification for keeping [[spoiler: Mariel]]'s change secret, and for why [[spoiler: Lewis]] must [[spoiler: cut off his "miraculously" re-grown arm]]. It later turns out that [[spoiler: the military has, in fact, been performing invasive experiments/tests on some "hybrids"]].
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* TheyWouldCutYouUp: Tom's justification for keeping [[spoiler: Mariel]]'s change secret, and for why [[spoiler: Lewis]] must [[spoiler: cut off his "miraculously" re-grown arm]]. It later turns out that [[spoiler: the military has, in fact, been performing invasive experiments/tests on some "hybrids"]].captured "hybrids", some of whom were military personnel before being replicated]].
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** It's later revealed that [[spoiler: the light-creatures are sort of a type 2, they won't replicate anyone who has innate health issues, such as Healy's Type I diabetes or Kira's heart defect. Although, this is likely simply because they wish the replicants to have the best possible chances of survival.]]
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** It's later revealed that [[spoiler: the light-creatures are sort of a type 2, they won't replicate anyone who has innate health issues, such as Healy's Type I diabetes or Kira's heart defect. Although, this is likely simply because they wish the replicants to have the best possible chances of survival.]]
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** It's later revealed that [[spoiler: the light-creatures are sort of a type 2, they won't replicate anyone who has innate health issues, such as Healy's Type I diabetes or Kira's heart defect. Although, this is likely simply because they wish the replicants to have the best possible chances of survival.]]
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* GoingForTheBigScoop: As the series' IntrepidReporter, Larkin does this a fair amount.
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* GoingForTheBigScoop: As the series' IntrepidReporter, [[IntrepidReporter intrepid reporter]], Larkin does this a fair amount.
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* GoingForTheBigScoop: As the series' IntrepidReporter, Larkin does this a fair amount.
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: "Redemption." The episode contains numerous flashbacks of Tom's past, showing the plane crash and how he met Mariel.
* WorkingWithTheEx: Happens occasionally with Russell and Mariel, leading to much awkwardness and tension.
* WorkingWithTheEx: Happens occasionally with Russell and Mariel, leading to much awkwardness and tension.
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* FacingTheBulletsOneLiner / FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler: Kira]]'s reply to being forced by [[spoiler Christina and Derek]] to go into the water to be replicated by the light-creatures, before she calmly walks into the ocean under her own power. [[spoiler: Although it turns out that the light-creatures reject her]].
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* FacingTheBulletsOneLiner / FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler: Kira]]'s reply to being forced by [[spoiler [[spoiler: Christina and Derek]] to go into the water to be replicated by the light-creatures, before she calmly walks into the ocean under her own power. [[spoiler: Although it turns out that the light-creatures reject her]].
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* FacingTheBulletsOneLiner / FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler: Kira]]'s reply to being forced by [[spoiler Christina and Derek]] to go into the water to be replicated by the light-creatures, before she calmly walks into the ocean under her own power. [[spoiler: Although it turns out that the light-creatures reject her]].
-->'''[[spoiler: Kira]]:''' I don't have to be like you.
-->'''[[spoiler: Christina]]:''' What?
-->'''[[spoiler: Kira]]:''' Even if I'm changed, I don't have to be like you. I won't be.
-->'''[[spoiler: Kira]]:''' I don't have to be like you.
-->'''[[spoiler: Christina]]:''' What?
-->'''[[spoiler: Kira]]:''' Even if I'm changed, I don't have to be like you. I won't be.
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* Deputy Lewis Sirk (NathanBaesel):
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* Deputy Lewis Sirk (NathanBaesel):
(NathanBaesel): Tom's right-hand man. He lost his left arm prior to the beginning of the series.
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet, where Lewis, Dave and Larkin were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]].
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet, where Lewis, Dave and Larkin were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]]. Larkin]].
* DysfunctionalFamily: Well, dysfunctionally-interlaced families. A lot of inter-character tension comes from their complicated family situation (Russell and Mariel broke up and both have new spouses, with Mariel marrying the guy she cheated on Russell with).
* DysfunctionalFamily: Well, dysfunctionally-interlaced families. A lot of inter-character tension comes from their complicated family situation (Russell and Mariel broke up and both have new spouses, with Mariel marrying the guy she cheated on Russell with).
* FlorenceNightingaleEffect: Tom and Mariel met and fell in love while he was in the hospital recovering from the plane crash that killed his wife.
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* SocialDarwinist: Szura is a type 2 or 3.
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* SocialDarwinist: Szura is a type combination of types 2 or and 3.
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* TheyWouldCutYouUp: Tom's justification for keeping [[spoiler: Mariel]]'s change secret, and for why [[spoiler: Lewis]] must [[spoiler: cut off his "miraculously" re-grown arm]]. It later turns out that [[spoiler: the military has, in fact, been performing invasive experiments/tests on some "hybrids"]].
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''Invasion'' is set in the small town of Homestead after a devastating hurricane ravages large parts of Florida. However, this hurricane is different from others as it drops thousands of orange 'lights' into the ocean. This event is seen only by the few people brave (or naive) enough to go outside stand at the coast during the storm.
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''Invasion'' is set in the small town of Homestead after a devastating hurricane ravages large parts of Florida. However, this hurricane is different from others as it drops thousands of orange 'lights' into the ocean. This event is seen only by the few people brave (or naive) enough to go outside and stand at the coast during the storm.
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* BaddassBoast: Tom gives a fantastic one to [[spoiler: Father Scanlon]] after discovering that he was the one who [[spoiler: shot him]].
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* BaddassBoast: BadassBoast: Tom gives a fantastic one to [[spoiler: Father Scanlon]] after discovering that he was the one who [[spoiler: shot him]].
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''Invasion'' is set after a devastating hurricane ravages large parts of Florida. However, this hurricane is different from others as it drops thousands of orange 'lights' into the ocean. This event is seen only by the few people brave (or naive) enough to go outside stand at the coast during the storm.
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''Invasion'' is set in the small town of Homestead after a devastating hurricane ravages large parts of Florida. However, this hurricane is different from others as it drops thousands of orange 'lights' into the ocean. This event is seen only by the few people brave (or naive) enough to go outside stand at the coast during the storm.
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* BaddassBoast: Tom gives a fantastic one to [[spoiler: Father Scanlon]] after discovering that he was the one who [[spoiler: shot him]].
-->'''[[spoiler: Father Scanlon]]:''' What made you think that you could escape God's justice?
-->'''Tom:''' What made you think that you could escape mine?
-->'''[[spoiler: Father Scanlon]]:''' What made you think that you could escape God's justice?
-->'''Tom:''' What made you think that you could escape mine?
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* PreMortemOneLiner:
-->'''[[spoiler: Deputy Munger]]:''' I look forward to rotting with your daughter in the grave.
-->'''Tom:''' You're not gonna make it that far. *Rams half of the car under the back end of a truck at high speed, crushing [[spoiler: Deputy Munger]]*
-->'''[[spoiler: Deputy Munger]]:''' I look forward to rotting with your daughter in the grave.
-->'''Tom:''' You're not gonna make it that far. *Rams half of the car under the back end of a truck at high speed, crushing [[spoiler: Deputy Munger]]*
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* Dr. Mariel Underlay (Kari Matchett): Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* Kira Underlay (Alexis Dziena): Tom's daughter from his first marriage.
* Russell Varon (Eddie Cibrian): A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, father of Jesse and Rose.
* Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan): Russell's second wife. She is a [[IntrepidReporter reporter]] for the local news station.
* Dave Groves (Tyler Labine): Larkin's eccentric, alien/conspiracy theory-obsessed brother.
* Jesse Varon (Evan Peters): Russell and Mariel's son.
* Rose Varon (Ariel Glade): Russell and Mariel's daughter.
* Deputy Lewis Sirk (Nathan Baesel):
* Kira Underlay (Alexis Dziena): Tom's daughter from his first marriage.
* Russell Varon (Eddie Cibrian): A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, father of Jesse and Rose.
* Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan): Russell's second wife. She is a [[IntrepidReporter reporter]] for the local news station.
* Dave Groves (Tyler Labine): Larkin's eccentric, alien/conspiracy theory-obsessed brother.
* Jesse Varon (Evan Peters): Russell and Mariel's son.
* Rose Varon (Ariel Glade): Russell and Mariel's daughter.
* Deputy Lewis Sirk (Nathan Baesel):
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* Dr. Mariel Underlay (Kari Matchett): (KariMatchett): Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* Kira Underlay(Alexis Dziena): (AlexisDziena): Tom's daughter from his first marriage.
* Russell Varon(Eddie Cibrian): (EddieCibrian): A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, father of Jesse and Rose.
* Larkin Groves(Lisa Sheridan): (LisaSheridan): Russell's second wife. She is a [[IntrepidReporter reporter]] for the local news station.
* Dave Groves(Tyler Labine): (TylerLabine): Larkin's eccentric, alien/conspiracy theory-obsessed brother.
* Jesse Varon(Evan Peters): (EvanPeters): Russell and Mariel's son.
* Rose Varon(Ariel Glade): (ArielGlade): Russell and Mariel's daughter.
* Deputy Lewis Sirk(Nathan Baesel):
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* Kira Underlay
* Russell Varon
* Larkin Groves
* Dave Groves
* Jesse Varon
* Rose Varon
* Deputy Lewis Sirk
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* [[TheSheriff Sheriff]] Tom Underlay: The town sheriff, and Kira's father. His first wife died in a plane crash in 1996, of which he was the only survivor.
* Dr. Mariel Underlay: Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* Kira Underlay: Tom's daughter from his first marriage.
* Russell Varon: A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, father of Jesse and Rose.
* Larkin Groves: Russell's second wife. She is a [[IntrepidReporter reporter]] for the local news station.
* Dave Groves: Larkin's eccentric, alien/conspiracy theory-obsessed brother.
* Jesse Varon: Russell and Mariel's son.
* Rose Varon: Russell and Mariel's daughter.
* Deputy Lewis Sirk:
* Dr. Mariel Underlay: Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* Kira Underlay: Tom's daughter from his first marriage.
* Russell Varon: A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, father of Jesse and Rose.
* Larkin Groves: Russell's second wife. She is a [[IntrepidReporter reporter]] for the local news station.
* Dave Groves: Larkin's eccentric, alien/conspiracy theory-obsessed brother.
* Jesse Varon: Russell and Mariel's son.
* Rose Varon: Russell and Mariel's daughter.
* Deputy Lewis Sirk:
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* [[TheSheriff Sheriff]] Tom Underlay: Underlay (WilliamFichtner): The town sheriff, and Kira's father. His first wife died in a plane crash in 1996, of which he was the only survivor.
* Dr. MarielUnderlay: Underlay (Kari Matchett): Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* KiraUnderlay: Underlay (Alexis Dziena): Tom's daughter from his first marriage.
* RussellVaron: Varon (Eddie Cibrian): A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, father of Jesse and Rose.
* LarkinGroves: Groves (Lisa Sheridan): Russell's second wife. She is a [[IntrepidReporter reporter]] for the local news station.
* DaveGroves: Groves (Tyler Labine): Larkin's eccentric, alien/conspiracy theory-obsessed brother.
* JesseVaron: Varon (Evan Peters): Russell and Mariel's son.
* RoseVaron: Varon (Ariel Glade): Russell and Mariel's daughter.
* Deputy LewisSirk:
Sirk (Nathan Baesel):
* Dr. Mariel
* Kira
* Russell
* Larkin
* Dave
* Jesse
* Rose
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* [[TheSheriff Sheriff]] Tom Underlay:
* Mariel Underlay: Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* Mariel Underlay: Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
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* [[TheSheriff Sheriff]] Tom Underlay:
Underlay: The town sheriff, and Kira's father. His first wife died in a plane crash in 1996, of which he was the only survivor.
* Dr. Mariel Underlay: Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* Dr. Mariel Underlay: Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
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* Larkin Groves:
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* Russell Varon:
Varon: A Florida Everglades Park Ranger, Mariel's ex-husband, father of Jesse and Rose.
* Larkin Groves: Russell's second wife. She is a [[IntrepidReporter reporter]] for the local news station.
* Larkin Groves: Russell's second wife. She is a [[IntrepidReporter reporter]] for the local news station.
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Varon: Russell and Mariel's son.
* RoseVaron:
Varon: Russell and Mariel's daughter.
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* SpeciesLoyalty: The "hybrids" instinctively stick with each other rather than normal humans, in some cases so much so that they go to full [[TranshumanTreachery transhuman treachery]].
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* [[TheSheriff Sheriff]] Tom Underlay:
* Mariel Underlay: Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* Kira Underlay: Tom's daughter from his first marriage.
* Russell Varon:
* Larkin Groves:
* Dave Groves: Larkin's eccentric, alien/conspiracy theory-obsessed brother.
* Jesse Varon:
* Rose Varon:
* Deputy Lewis Sirk:
* [[TheSheriff Sheriff]] Tom Underlay:
* Mariel Underlay: Russell's ex-wife, and the mother of Jesse and Rose. She is a doctor at the town hospital.
* Kira Underlay: Tom's daughter from his first marriage.
* Russell Varon:
* Larkin Groves:
* Dave Groves: Larkin's eccentric, alien/conspiracy theory-obsessed brother.
* Jesse Varon:
* Rose Varon:
* Deputy Lewis Sirk:
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* HalfHumanHybrid: The result of someone being taken by the light-creatures. They look exactly like the originals and have the same memories and (usually) personality, but with changes that aren't readily apparent, such as blood with far more hemoglobin than a human's which enables them to hold their breath for half an hour or more.
* HereWeGoAgain / BookEnds: The last scene of the series features [[spoiler:Tom]] giving the fatally-wounded [[spoiler:Larkin]] to the light-creatures, as he did with [[spoiler:Mariel]] in the first episode.
* HereWeGoAgain / BookEnds: The last scene of the series features [[spoiler:Tom]] giving the fatally-wounded [[spoiler:Larkin]] to the light-creatures, as he did with [[spoiler:Mariel]] in the first episode.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: The result of someone being taken by the light-creatures. They look exactly like the originals and have the same memories and (usually) personality, but with changes that aren't readily apparent, such as blood with far more hemoglobin than a human's which enables them to hold their breath for half an hour or more.
more. InUniverse, Dave even nicknames them "hybrids".
* HereWeGoAgain / BookEnds: The last scene of the series features [[spoiler:Tom]] giving the fatally-wounded [[spoiler:Larkin]] to the light-creatures, as he did with [[spoiler:Mariel]] in the first episode. The haunting music that plays during this scene is even called "Full Circle" on the soundtrack.
* HereWeGoAgain / BookEnds: The last scene of the series features [[spoiler:Tom]] giving the fatally-wounded [[spoiler:Larkin]] to the light-creatures, as he did with [[spoiler:Mariel]] in the first episode. The haunting music that plays during this scene is even called "Full Circle" on the soundtrack.
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* SocialDarwinist: Szura is a type 2 or 3.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: The result of someone being taken by the light-creatures. They look exactly like the originals and have the same memories and (usually) personality, but with changes that aren't readily apparent, such as blood with far more hemoglobin than a human's which enables them to hold their breath for half an hour or more.
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet, where Deputy Lewis, Dave and Larkin were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]].
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet, where Deputy Lewis, Dave and Larkin were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]].
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* TomatoInTheMirror: The replicants that replaced the real individuals truly believe they are the actual person they're copying. They, even, have the memories. The sheriff, in fact, had been replicated and was UNAWARE of what had happened to him for years.
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* TomatoInTheMirror: The replicants that replaced the real individuals truly believe they are the actual person they're copying. They, even, have the memories. The sheriff, [[spoiler:Sheriff Tom Underlay]], in fact, had been replicated and was UNAWARE of what had happened to him for years.
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* BulletHolesAndRevelations: In the final episode, Tom is in a [[GunStruggle gun struggle]] with a teenager who broke into his house, and took some of his friends/family hostage. The gun fires, and he looks up to see a bullet hole in the door of the closet, where Deputy Lewis, Dave and Larkin were locked up. [[spoiler:It turns out the bullet hit Larkin]].
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Originally, it showed the alien invasion taking place in a hurricane. However,[[RealLifeWritesThePlot Hurricane Katrina]] had hit New Orleans around the time of the premiere, so the hurricane references, while still there, were significantly downplayed.
* HereWeGoAgain /BookEnds: The last scene of the series features [[spoiler:Tom]] giving the fatally-wounded [[spoiler:Larkin]] to the light-creatures, as he did with [[spoiler:Mariel]] in the first episode.
* HereWeGoAgain /BookEnds: The last scene of the series features [[spoiler:Tom]] giving the fatally-wounded [[spoiler:Larkin]] to the light-creatures, as he did with [[spoiler:Mariel]] in the first episode.
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** At the end of the last episode of the series, [[spoiler:Tom]] does this again with [[spoiler:Larkin]] (who was shot through the lung).
* ExecutiveMeddling: Originally, it showed the alien invasion taking place in a hurricane.However,[[RealLifeWritesThePlot However, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot Hurricane Katrina]] had hit New Orleans around the time of the premiere, so the hurricane references, while still there, were significantly downplayed.
* HereWeGoAgain/BookEnds: / BookEnds: The last scene of the series features [[spoiler:Tom]] giving the fatally-wounded [[spoiler:Larkin]] to the light-creatures, as he did with [[spoiler:Mariel]] in the first episode.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Originally, it showed the alien invasion taking place in a hurricane.
* HereWeGoAgain
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* HereWeGoAgain/BookEnds: The last scene of the series features [[spoiler:Tom]] giving the fatally-wounded [[spoiler:Larkin]] to the light-creatures, as he did with [[spoiler:Mariel]] in the first episode.
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* EmergencyTransformation: Heavily implied to be the real reason why [[spoiler:Tom]] gave [[spoiler:Mariel]] to the light-creatures (offscreen) in the first episode.
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And there we have an awesome set up for an awesome series. Creator/{{ABC}}, however, apparently thought differently about that matter and decided to cancel it after just one season, leaving the viewer lost in a sea of loose ends (and it was even ended on a {{Cliffhanger}} involving the protagonist's girlfriend). Creator/{{NBC}} and Creator/{{CBS}} had two similar programs airing that season, ''Surface'' and ''Threshold'' respectively; they also wound up being TooGoodToLast.
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And there we have an awesome set up for an awesome series. Creator/{{ABC}}, however, apparently thought differently about that matter and decided to cancel it after just one season, leaving the viewer lost in a sea of loose ends (and it was even ended on a {{Cliffhanger}} involving the protagonist's girlfriend). Creator/{{NBC}} and Creator/{{CBS}} had two similar programs airing that season, ''Surface'' and ''Threshold'' respectively; they also wound up being TooGoodToLast.
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2005 Creator/{{ABC}} ScienceFiction series.
''Invasion'' is set after a devastating hurricane ravages large parts of Florida. However, this hurricane is different from others as it drops thousands of orange 'lights' into the ocean. This event is seen only by the few people brave (or naive) enough to go outside stand at the coast during the storm.
In the aftermath of the hurricane, people start disappearing, and people thought to be dead suddenly re-emerge.
And there we have an awesome set up for an awesome series. Creator/{{ABC}}, however, apparently thought differently about that matter and decided to cancel it after just one season, leaving the viewer lost in a sea of loose ends (and it was even ended on a {{Cliffhanger}} involving the protagonist's girlfriend). Creator/{{NBC}} and Creator/{{CBS}} had two similar programs airing that season, ''Surface'' and ''Threshold'' respectively; they also wound up being TooGoodToLast.
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!!This series provides examples of:
* ExecutiveMeddling: Originally, it showed the alien invasion taking place in a hurricane. However,[[RealLifeWritesThePlot Hurricane Katrina]] had hit New Orleans around the time of the premiere, so the hurricane references, while still there, were significantly downplayed.
* InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers: This classic movie was clearly what inspired the series.
* TomatoInTheMirror: The replicants that replaced the real individuals truly believe they are the actual person they're copying. They, even, have the memories. The sheriff, in fact, had been replicated and was UNAWARE of what had happened to him for years.
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%%(NOTE: This troper who made the original Main.Invasion page is new/inexperienced and it's also been a long time since he's watched the series. So if someone else would be kind enough to fill in the trope-index for this series and/or expand the article. It would be much appreciated.)
''Invasion'' is set after a devastating hurricane ravages large parts of Florida. However, this hurricane is different from others as it drops thousands of orange 'lights' into the ocean. This event is seen only by the few people brave (or naive) enough to go outside stand at the coast during the storm.
In the aftermath of the hurricane, people start disappearing, and people thought to be dead suddenly re-emerge.
And there we have an awesome set up for an awesome series. Creator/{{ABC}}, however, apparently thought differently about that matter and decided to cancel it after just one season, leaving the viewer lost in a sea of loose ends (and it was even ended on a {{Cliffhanger}} involving the protagonist's girlfriend). Creator/{{NBC}} and Creator/{{CBS}} had two similar programs airing that season, ''Surface'' and ''Threshold'' respectively; they also wound up being TooGoodToLast.
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!!This series provides examples of:
* ExecutiveMeddling: Originally, it showed the alien invasion taking place in a hurricane. However,[[RealLifeWritesThePlot Hurricane Katrina]] had hit New Orleans around the time of the premiere, so the hurricane references, while still there, were significantly downplayed.
* InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers: This classic movie was clearly what inspired the series.
* TomatoInTheMirror: The replicants that replaced the real individuals truly believe they are the actual person they're copying. They, even, have the memories. The sheriff, in fact, had been replicated and was UNAWARE of what had happened to him for years.
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%%(NOTE: This troper who made the original Main.Invasion page is new/inexperienced and it's also been a long time since he's watched the series. So if someone else would be kind enough to fill in the trope-index for this series and/or expand the article. It would be much appreciated.)