The Trial of Nathan Wuornos

Episode aired Oct 15, 2015
TV-14
43m

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7.3/10

281

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Crime Drama Fantasy

The citizens of Haven put Nathan on trial for his life, and it's up to Dwight and Charlotte to clear his name. Hoping to buy them time, the brothers Teagues moderate the trial as Audrey cont... Read allThe citizens of Haven put Nathan on trial for his life, and it's up to Dwight and Charlotte to clear his name. Hoping to buy them time, the brothers Teagues moderate the trial as Audrey continues her quest to solve the darkness trouble.The citizens of Haven put Nathan on trial for his life, and it's up to Dwight and Charlotte to clear his name. Hoping to buy them time, the brothers Teagues moderate the trial as Audrey continues her quest to solve the darkness trouble.

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Director
- Rick Bota
Writers
- Stephen King(short story "The Colorado Kid")
- Sam Ernst(developed for television by)
- Jim Dunn(developed for television by)
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Trivia
This episode is supposed to take place in a town outside of Haven, still in Maine yet the sign outside of the bank says 'Bank of Halifax' which is a town in Nova Scotia in Canada where this series is filmed. This is at 24 and a half minutes into the episode.

Goofs
(at around 22 mins) During the altercation in the basement, one of Faber's goons is clutching the front of Grayson's sweater, holding him back. In the next shot, when Grayson is signing "Stand back" to Parker, the goon is standing about a foot behind him, no longer holding onto him.

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Written by Andre Fratto and Leah Siegel

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3/10

Horribly written

I love Haven, but this episode seems to have been written by a ten-year old. There are so many idiotic moments, but I'll just chose one. When two people are sent to save someone stuck in a serious, time-sensitive, deadly situation, they take on their task with NO sense of urgency, whatsoever. Do they run? NO! Do they stay focused on the problem? NO! They just casually wander along, chit-chatting with each other, like they don't have a care in the world.

One could potentially blame that on the director, but there were numerous other idiotic situations in this episode, that follow similar, ridiculous plot lines. It was extremely poor, and disappointing writing. Someone in the production team should have "cleaned up" this mess.

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