Haven
“It takes a village to hide a secret”
FBI agent Audrey Parker arrives in the small town of Haven, Maine to solve a murder and soon discovers the town's many secrets—which also hold the key to unlocking the mysteries of her lost past.
Details
First Aired: 7/9/2010
Languages: English
Created by: Jim Dunn, Sam Ernst
Type: Scripted
Production
SyfyCompanies: E1 Entertainment
Countries: Canada, United States of America
Where to watch · US
Seasons
Season 1
FBI agent Audrey Parker arrives in the town of Haven, Maine on a routine case and her knack for unraveling mysteries proves an asset when she discovers that the seemingly sleepy town is, in fact, a longtime refuge for people with supernatural afflictions. Among the townspeople are local cop Nathan Wuornos, who eventually becomes Audrey's partner, and the mysterious and charming Duke Crocker.
Season 2
Audrey Parker must not only stay on top of Haven's many afflictions, but she must also solve her most challenging case yet: the secret of her own lost past and its ties to Haven. With the help of Nathan Wuornos, a handsome local cop with his own trouble, and Duke Crocker, a local smuggler and reluctant aide in solving Haven's troubles, Audrey digs deeper into uncovering her identity.
Season 3
Season three picks up immediately following the events of the gripping season two finale with Audrey having been kidnapped; Nathan warned against pursuing a romantic relationship with Audrey; and Duke seemingly engaged in a fight to the death with Nathan after he discovers his family lineage is to kill "troubled" citizens of Haven.
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GenerationofSwine
And this is when Sy-Fy started to walk away from the fun for the whole family shows like Warehouse 13 and Eureka and focused more on the adult audience... .... and there is nothing wrong with this, especially since it is based on a King novella... sort of... vaguely. OK, it is supposed to be INSPIRED by King's "The Colorado Kid" It draws inspiration from it at least while claiming to be based on. Anyway, it's not a bad show, it's bucking pretty heavy for the X-Files, it is darker than the family friendly Sy-Fy original programming that came out in the same era, and it is still FAR better than the movies and junk the channel is putting out today.
