Ep 2. Fear & Loathing

In Haven season 2 episode 2, titled "Fear & Loathing," the small town of Haven experiences a supernatural phenomenon that causes residents to experience intense and unpredictable bursts of fear and paranoia. The episode centers around the investigation into the cause of these episodes, and the attempts to find a way to stop them from happening.

At the beginning of the episode, we see several residents of Haven experiencing the effects of the fear and paranoia, including one woman who becomes convinced that her husband is trying to kill her. As the episode progresses, we see more and more people falling victim to the phenomenon, and tensions in the town begin to rise.

The investigation into the cause of the episodes leads our main characters, Audrey and Nathan, to a local psychic who claims to be able to sense the presence of supernatural forces. The psychic leads them to an old abandoned building on the edge of town, which turns out to be the source of the phenomenon. Inside the building, they find a strange device that appears to be causing the fear and paranoia.

As they investigate further, they discover that the device was created by a group of scientists who were studying the effects of fear on the human brain. They had created the device as a way to induce fear in subjects for their experiments, but the device had malfunctioned and begun affecting the residents of Haven instead.

Audrey and Nathan are able to disable the device, but not before one final burst of fear and paranoia spreads through the town. In the aftermath, we see the residents of Haven beginning to recover from their experiences and beginning to regain their sense of normalcy.

Overall, "Fear & Loathing" is a tense and thrilling episode of Haven, with a mystery that keeps the audience guessing until the very end. The episode continues to develop the characters of Audrey and Nathan, showing how they work together to solve problems and protect the people of Haven. Fans of supernatural and mystery shows will find plenty to love in this episode, and it serves as a great entry point for newcomers to the series.