Sam Oliver's task working for The Devil, is to return the escaped souls of Hell by capturing them in a vessel. Each soul was once an Earth-bound human, until they died for their misdeeds and sent to Hell for eternity.
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"Pilot" | Ned Schmecker, an arsonist, returns from Hell to burn down the buildings that he burnt when he was alive. He ironically disguises himself as a fireman. Can control fire, a reference for his arsons. Is caught when he tries to burn an elementary school, formerly his parent's house. In Hell, he is set on fire for ever. |
| Arthur Ferry, a disgraced energy trader, returns from Hell to destroy the buildings and kill the people that removed his name from their dedications. Can fire electric rays and control anything that requires energy. This skill proves to be his doom in the final showdown at the Work Bench. In Hell, he is to be electrocuted for the rest of eternity. | ||
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"All Mine" | Gloria, an aggresive mistress, returns from Hell to be with her lover. She has the power to control bugs (because she was eaten by them), which she uses on anyone who she thinks is getting between Harold and her. |
| Dash Ariell is a disgruntled magician who came back from the dead to kill people who don't appreciate his act. He has the power to control swords which is shown when he makes it hover and almost kill Sam and also when he invites an audience member up onstage and stabs him. Everyone thinks the man lived but a few minutes later he died of internal injury. | ||
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"What About Blob?" | Bobby Hartford Sr. has returned from Hell to eliminate the people responsible for prosecuting his son. The reason for the lawsuit is the chemicals that the company throws in rivers, which explains the goo-like form of Hartford. |
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"Leon" | Leon is a man who assassinated President McKinley and has the power to change his hands into big sniper rifles. When captured, he changed after going to therapy. |
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"Leon" | Barney Kirrkwood, aka "The Butcher", was a serial killer who barely avoided execution because the bodies were never found. It was said that he fed them to his dogs which is probably why he has the power to turn himself into a dog. Returning from hell, he resumes his killing spree. In Hell, he was condemned to be torn apart by Hellhounds. |
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"Love, Bullets and Blacktop" | Kit and Holly two in love teens that love doing insane and dangerous stunts and car wrecks, no matter who gets in their way. Both of them have the ability to heal themselves, either by skin regeneration or putting their bones back into place. They have a thing for blue muscle cars. |
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"The Cop" | Curtis Dean Mays, a serial killer that never used the same modus operandi twice. Returning to Earth, he gains the power of using his many tattoos (i.e. turning a chain tattoo into a real chain), and is bent on killing those responsible for his execution. |
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"Ashes to Ashes" | Dennis Greyson a funeral director who sold the body parts of the dead before cremating them. Because he burned himself, he has no body, and must use the ashes of the dead he cremated in order to attack their family's, blaming them for his loss and death. |
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"Cash Out" | Thaddeus Johnson and Paul Huang were two bank robbers who killed each other for the money they stole. Because they were expert robbers, they can now go through walls, and want to get back the money hey hid, that only they know the location. |
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"Hungry for Fame" | Phillip Carmona a cannibal who is deeply in love with his mother. Can expand his teeth, making even more terrorising. |
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"Unseen" | Herbert Scrim, a hermit who killed anyone who entered his woods. He was never seen, so now he is invisible, back to protect his territory. Problem is, the woods are now a public park. |
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"Acid Queen" | Nicole Manders, a former beauty queen who tried to kill her sister with acid, went to jail and was stabbed with a knife in her cell. She can now throw acid from her hands, and wants to kill anyone more beautiful than her. |
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"Rebellion" | Cubby Bryce a former lawyer who drained people's blood. Now, his tongue rips flesh. |
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"Coming to Grips" | Jack King has a sperm bank. He can regenerate himself as long as one part of him is intact. |
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"Cancun" | Madame Ozera a Romanian fortune teller from the 1900's. Sold her soul to the devil for the power to predict the future but was hung via tree convicted of consorting with the devil. Comes back as a everyday (but accurate) fortune teller, this time with special cards she can manipulate. |
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"Episode IV: A New Hope" | Derek McCarthy and 39 other souls that sam had to catch. but one of the souls got out of his deal with the devil |
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"Episode IV: A New Hope" | Alan Townsend was the only soul to get out of his deal with the devil and was free until the devil found him |
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"Dirty Sexy Mongol" | 13th century mogolian soldier a former soldier who tried to take over asian resturants in the same way as the mongolians took over Asia. |
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"The Sweet Science" | Red Sabatino a former boxer who wanted to win the same boxing match he cheated in when he was alive fair and square. |
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"The Favorite" | Edmund Fitzgerald a former billionair who swollowed all his gold before he died |
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"I Want My Baby Back" | Tracy Reed a woman who escaped hell to have her baby |
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"Underbelly" | mordecai Nash a man who came back to earth as a tentacle monster who took over a small town |
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"The Good Soil" | Billy Boyland a man who escaped hell in order to have sex with a women |
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"The Home Stretch" | Bud Brown a man who escaped hell in order to build a portal to hell to free his friends |
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"No Reaper Left Behind" | Sally The Devil's lover, the first soul the devil let out of hell and the first soul to stay out of hell. |
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"No Reaper Left Behind" | Mr. Oliver was the first soul to ask Sam to send him to hell so that he could find Alan. |
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"To Sprong, With Love" | Jordy Boone was the first soul to be captured by a teacher |