Demon Daze

In Your Face!

Acid Queen - Andi finally confesses feelings for Sam, just in time to get acid tossed in her face by Sam's latest reapee, a jealous former model who disfigures prettier women. The Stooges decide to take some space from The Gays Door, but they patch things up after Steve saves Sam with his demon skillz.

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Unseen

Unseen - The Stooges move into a bachelor pad where they tread boldly into the world of bromance with some neighborly gays. As a housewarming gift, WiseGuy gives Sam a murderous woods hermit to reap. And Sam's suspicions about Beelzebabe grow.

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Hungry For Fame

Hungry For Fame - Sam reaps a cannibal and, stupidly, continues to fight against WiseGuy's grip over others. Also, JBL's mom marries an Asian cowboy and promptly kicks her good-for-naught son out of the house. And Beelzebabe is one badass bitch, whose possibilities we have only yet begun to imagine.

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Cash Out

Cash Out - Sam takes a high-stakes gamble when he reaps two bank robbers, and starts dating WiseGuy's maybe lovechild.

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Ashes To Ashes

Ashes To Ashes - Sam battles a former funeral director, and meets WiseGuy's girlfriend. Seeing what a pathetic loser she is for waiting 20 years for a commitment, Sam decides to snuff out his eternal flame for Andi.

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The Cop

The Cop - Sam does the Taser tango with a tattooed ex-con. Also doing the tango -- the horizontal tango -- JBL and Gladys…sort of. Meanwhile, Andi and Sam dance around their feelings. And a fallen cop reveals the dangers of dancing with the Devil.

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Love, Bullets And Blacktop

Love, Bullets And Blacktop - The Buffy comparison is ON. Mercedes McNab (a.k.a. former Sunnydale cheerleader-turned-vampire Harmony) appears as half of a havoc-wreakin', classic car-lovin' pair of lost souls. Booger from Revenge of the Nerds is the awesomest Bench employee EVER. WiseGuy espouses lust over love. And Sam almost gets some. Almost.

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Leon

Leon - In the absence of a real villain, Patton Oswalt lends his voice as Leon, an over-therapied ninny of an escapee. There could have been an awesome reap involving a 1940s serial killer, but that's beside the point. Also, Sam gets in fights with all of his friends, allowing WiseGuy to plant the suggestion of betrayal in his psyche.

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What About Blob

What About Blob - Who knew a slow-moving pile of slime would be just the thing to get this show going? Sam must contend with a soul who smothers others with oozing green gak. Meanwhile, Dad is up to no good re: the contract Sam finally got his hands on. A distrusting Andi turns away from Sam and toward a new beau. And WiseGuy cranks the evil up to 11.

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Magic

Magic - This episode's title belies its content as Sam struggles to capture not only his spark with a more-than-willing Andi, but also the soul of a former magician who impales his victims. Also, as an employer, the Devil offers really crappy benefits.

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All Mine

All Mine - Sam is surrounded by entanglements gone wrong -- a jealous mistress swarming the town with bees, an ever-stalling courtship with Andi, the creepy fatherly vibe coming from WiseGuy, and, of course, JBL's delicate strains of HoYay!

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Charged

Charged - Lightning strikes as many times as it damn well pleases when Sam has to capture a former electricity peddler, who gets his yayas out by unleashing a demonic electrical storm on Seattle. And Sam abandons the '92 Taurus station wagon. Boo.

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Pilot

Pilot - We learn a few things this week: Sam's soul is guaranteed to the Prince of Darkness. There is a Poor Man's Jack Black -- despite the fact that Jack Black already is the Poor Man's Jack Black. There is life after Life As We Know It and Stick It. And Satan makes a mean chicken-fried steak.

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Hey It's That Guy! Ray Wise

Hey It's That Guy!: Ray Wise - Is he distinguished? Is he terrifying? He's both, he's Ray Wise, and now he's the devil.

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