It luxuriates in large and small detours, indulging flashbacks within flashbacks which transition to tall tales within flashbacks or anecdotes within flashbacks, and so on.
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This all leads to the big reveal of the movie: Louise's flashbacks aren't flashbacks.
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It luxuriates in large and small detours, indulging flashbacks within flashbacks but it's rarely boring.
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Sheeran is one of the few men in his circle to reach a ripe old age, and he narrates his own biography in a series of flashbacks, and flashbacks within flashbacks.
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It's possible Lovato did, as while Munn's are flashbacks they are flashbacks to he New Years trip.
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"[Murphy] didn't cast actors of note to portray them in flashbacks, there will be no flashbacks," he said.
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While flashbacks are often discussed in warnings about the dangers of drugs, neither Vitale nor Downs found the flashbacks upsetting.
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You jump around in time with flashbacks-within-flashbacks and multiple characters with the same name — two Ofglens, two Offreds.
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Episodes 5 & 6: The Flashbacks Start In "Big Mistake" and "Rearview Mirror" Elodie has flashbacks of an accident that happened in Albuquerque that has made her fear driving.
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The flashbacks to Jessie's big secret are melodramatic and forced.
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The flashbacks revealed more about Randall's history with panic attacks.
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"Intrusive memories, people tend to call them 'flashbacks,'" Robinson says.
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I'm having flashbacks to that episode of Game of Thrones.
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In fact, their outfits gave us some major fashion flashbacks.
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How Maggie plays into those flashbacks will be interesting, too.
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Mie's story unfolds via flashbacks, revealing how the accident happened.
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"We're going to see Hannah in flashbacks," Langford told Mashable.
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It shows up in the form of nightmares or flashbacks.
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We see two flashbacks from her point of view here.
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This tiny ferris wheel is giving us major desert flashbacks.
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Friends' flashbacks brought us the legendary, if problematic, Fat Monica.
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Our cultural affinity for flashbacks is sweet, if not naive.
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And they definitely don't look that old in the flashbacks.
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These impressionistic flashbacks tread the line between alluring and disturbing.
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Rashad Vaughn must have been having flashbacks on the bench.
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Interestingly enough, there are no childhood flashbacks in this episode.
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If you do remember, sorry, there are some unfortunate flashbacks.
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As Jenny tells that story, Rainer depicts it in flashbacks.
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The sounds could be heard as flashbacks or as forebodings.
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We get some other flashbacks that flesh out her story.
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A prequel series made up entirely of Dick Whitman flashbacks?
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He could go about his day uninterrupted by piercing flashbacks.
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"Common symptoms are flashbacks, nightmares, anxiety or depression," she says.
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As the violence intensifies around her, so do the flashbacks.
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Welcome are the rare moments of sincerity, usually in flashbacks.
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In addition to a drink, she was having vivid flashbacks.
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"This is giving me the most unbelievable flashbacks," he said.
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Are those flashbacks of torture or changing his physical appearance?
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"There were terrifying flashbacks, police inquiries and psychiatrist appointments," Mrs.
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They feel, instead, like hallucinatory flashbacks from some fever dream.
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PTSD sufferers can struggle with anxiety, sleeplessness, flashbacks and anger.
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That includes several flashbacks to Nazi Germany, illustrating its horrors.
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After the attack, she started experiencing flashbacks, nightmares and anxiety.
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As he was drowning, Mr. Holbeach had flashbacks to Nov.
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Cherry Jones is underused in "God Bless the Child" in flashbacks to Hannah's christening, and those flashbacks are interesting for how they play into the long-running sort of sub-theme of June's religious faith.
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You should know that most of this episode happens in flashbacks.
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Click through to have crazy flashbacks remembering these favorites from 2007.
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People also report flashbacks and LSD is an extremely potent drug.
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Sometimes when I have flashbacks, it's of [my parents] beating me.
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Reggie's having panic attacks and flashbacks to the event in question.
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I noticed I was having flashbacks to violence I had endured.
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Josh's infatuation with Sam, meanwhile, unfolds via a series of flashbacks.
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I'm not having flashbacks or anything but do I have PTSD?
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I was having nightmares, flashbacks, and felt a lot of confusion.
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Flashbacks mostly serve as vehicles for exposition, telling rather than showing.
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It's very emotional, as I keep getting flashbacks of that night.
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Is there any way to keep Alan's mom around in flashbacks?
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They should've named this season American Horror Story: Flashbacks #AHSApocalypse pic.twitter.
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In a series of flashbacks, we see that this is true.
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Meanwhile, investors were seeing flashbacks to 2008's financial sector defaults.
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In flashbacks, ponytail-wearing Hook and Liam are servants on Capt.
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I think that's much more compelling than doing lots of flashbacks.
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Specifically, Rachel's flashbacks, which are a major part of the episode.
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So, we went back and recapped all the flashbacks for you.
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What were those flashbacks in the court, when he was speaking?
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He'd have flashbacks of battles, but he pushed those memories away.
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When Orange Is The New Black flashbacks are good, they're great.
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Even now, I still have traumatic flashbacks to that electoral tsunami.
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"It brought back flashbacks," McDaniels said of facing his former team.
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The video tracks the journey of one male officer through flashbacks.
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Flashbacks of her time in World War II are threaded throughout.
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And I don't want to keep having flashbacks of what happened.
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There are also flashbacks to younger Judy Garland throughout the movie.
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It also provides the opportunity for abduction flashbacks for each member.
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Read This Next: We're Starting to Understand How Psychedelic Flashbacks Work
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We share, via crisply aligned flashbacks, the traumas of his childhood.
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Jesse Plemons reprised his role as Todd Alquist for several flashbacks.
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Cue flashbacks, because impending mortality will do that to a show.
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He also seems to have flashbacks of L'Rell sexually assaulting him.
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Half a world away in Minnesota, Mr. Hodge was having flashbacks.
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But the episodes don't need flashbacks to drive the story anymore.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder can cause painful flashbacks, insomnia, and isolation
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And eventually there are some flashbacks, though they're brief and coy.
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For the following week, all participants recorded any flashbacks they had.
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She remembers her time at Oxford in flashbacks throughout the night.
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They start blinking when you do it, like they're having flashbacks.
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I began having flashbacks to the scams from the Dogecoin days.
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And, as with This Is Us, viewers get that explanation through countless interwoven flashbacks — flashbacks that become so intricate in season 2, one needs to use a high school sports calendar to understand what's going on.
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Flashbacks: 2007: Rudy Giuliani was asked the price of milk and bread.
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I'm getting very severe Jaime Lannister flashbacks, and I am not okay.
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Despite making progress, the actress revealed she still has nightmares and flashbacks.
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We watch Jane (Shailene Woodley) grow distraught, distracted by her violent flashbacks.
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Amid flashbacks, we see that Montgomery's home life was far from stable.
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While he's lying there, flashbacks from the day come back in snippets.
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Running through the episode are June's flashbacks of her affair with Luke.
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And then there would be the flashbacks bringing in all the despair.
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Interspersed with this scene are flashbacks to Jo's therapy sessions with Carly.
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The problem is that those flashbacks are virtually all lumbering and awkward.
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The solution, predictably, is flashbacks, which Jesse experiences over and over again.
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The flashbacks, nightmares, anger and despair at last pushed Stapley toward help.
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Fox appears in a small role, as Leonard's wife in his flashbacks.
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We've already seen a few Burnham flashbacks to her childhood on Vulcan.
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Love. Pregnancy. Death. Flashbacks. Dancing. Singing. Abba. Meryl. Cher. Andy García. Help!
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He is slowly losing his grip on reality, and keeps having flashbacks.
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Often, this can lead to vivid or specific flashbacks of the event.
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This comes in the form of flashbacks, brought on by Joe's concussion.
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The easy answer is in this case is flashbacks and dream sequences.
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Flashbacks are extremely rare for Mindy Lahiri (Mindy Kaling), the show's protagonist.
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The 120fps creates a different, but equally effective result during Lynn's flashbacks.
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Flashbacks show how every mistake and setback drives the singers to panic.
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You get flashbacks to reading "The Lottery": Is this a ritual sacrifice?
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The general concept gives us flashbacks to the early days of Palantir.
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I was having these Love Jones flashbacks, especially being here in Chicago.
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Episode 7 addresses all of that in flashbacks, but it's still maddening.
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Don't be the person that makes them have angry flashbacks months later.
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She said she had flashbacks of Rose, Hampton and Allen assaulting her.
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"Elite" uses flashbacks and flash-forwards, which makes for a thrilling ride.
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We did flashbacks for Bayley to humanize that side of the experience.
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In the hospital, she was living in flashbacks most of the time.
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At first, the world of the flashbacks looks much like our own.
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This week's flashbacks may recede, but they await the next terrorist incident.
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Starting in those flashbacks, we see a lot of important repeating patterns.
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I'm getting major flashbacks from my childhood — these were in every bathroom.
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This may include nightmares, flashbacks, and reliving the events of the stalking.
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His father, a Vietnam vet, was abusive and suffered from violent flashbacks.
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So every scene, certainly in the flashbacks, was designed with such specificity.
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His character will also appear in the second movie, likely through flashbacks.
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But as the anniversary approached, flashbacks invaded her dreams and waking hours.
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He had been experiencing memory flashbacks that made him question his identity.
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Events aren't presented linearly, but Haller's flashbacks and flash-forwards aren't distinct.
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She will appear in flashbacks for a few more episodes later this season.
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Bana also has struggled with flashbacks from the time spent in her hometown.
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We know that she's wanted for murder, something we see in gruesome flashbacks.
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She explains here that the "flashbacks" are actually her dreams she's been having.
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The NBC drama interweaves '80s and '90s flashbacks in with present-day situations.
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At the same time, this weighty scene is sprinkled with classic Us flashbacks.
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Will we see him in flashbacks during the second half of the season?
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He's getting really lost in his flashbacks, where they almost feel like hallucinations.
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They drive through the misty dawn, running down zombies as Rick has flashbacks.
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He was paranoid and having flashbacks and went on a crazy killing spree.
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Katherine Langford and director Tom McCarthy ('Spotlight') behind the scenes for Hannah's flashbacks.
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But at night, she had nowhere to hide from the pain and flashbacks.
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That's why the nude scene — and the flashbacks that follow — is so important.
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No flashbacks, no afterlife that I could recall… It was exactly like sleeping.
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And in recent decades, flashbacks have become the very premise of shows themselves.
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As we see in the flashbacks to '70s Hollywood, Mobley was a rube.
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His surge, supporters say, evokes flashbacks of 2008, when Clinton underestimated then-Sen.
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LONDON — When it comes to Bran's flashbacks, the devil is in the detail.
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This video is giving us some serious "Do it for the Vine" flashbacks.
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Every time I hear Drake, I get flashbacks to those five long minutes.
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But really every scene I got to shoot with her, especially the flashbacks.
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Rue's arrival home is intercut with flashbacks to the death of her father.
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Jones plays Randall's late birth father, William, who continues to appear in flashbacks.
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Flashbacks reveal the Joker's brutal torture of Robin, and the fallout is clear.
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These people have reported flashbacks triggered by things like cannabis, acupuncture, and meditation.
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Of all the flashbacks in IT Chapter Two, Ben's is the most heartbreaking.
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I started having flashbacks to the diagnosis, and I would wake up crying.
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Through flashbacks to his childhood in the direst poverty, we find out why.
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Bill Pullman appears in flashbacks, and Lily Gladstone ("Certain Women") turns up briefly.
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As the flashbacks demonstrate, she had an active role in establishing the regime.
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Martin's pursuit of that clue is intercut with flashbacks to the boys' upbringing.
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Welcome back 🛴 I'm having flashbacks to juicing literal truckloads of these pic.twitter.
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"Sometimes peace cannot exist," his mother tells him in one of these flashbacks.
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"Judas" is a narrative in the present, with flashbacks to the Holleeders' childhood.
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"My dog is specifically task-trained to help with flashbacks," Mr. Haag said.
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Her recounting of "the other side" wasn't embellished by any cutaways or flashbacks.
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" Her brother Rudolph said she was having flashbacks: "She tried to save them.
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Transparent's third season gifted us emotional flashbacks and Judith Light singing Alanis Morissette.
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If the series ultimately gives in to the kind of structural gimmicks that keep its first episodes from moving forward — like the flashbacks upon flashbacks — it could easily collapse in on itself and settle into being a decent, if unremarkable drama.
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No more Little Canada, no sun-drenched flashbacks to June's (Elisabeth Moss) domestic bliss.
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That's when Isabelle Nélisse, who was 11 during filming, steps in for the flashbacks.
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The flashbacks in the episode focused on the past that William sought to revisit.
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Lalaine's Insta features school dance flashbacks, kitchen hangs, and a few well-timed screenshots.
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And actors don't spend months on set just to film death sequences or flashbacks.
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The Christmas lights that surround her will appear in her flashbacks of the assault.
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Over 140 minutes, plot twists, flashbacks and bodies pile up at an alarming rate.
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Those who do suffer from [flashbacks], we need to be able to help them.
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"Orange Is the New Black" is packed with harrowing flashbacks, shocking crimes, and tension.
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A fourth tells a more Lost-ian story, via flashbacks into one character's past.
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Second, he admits that he's had some pretty screwed up flashbacks over his involvement.
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Meanwhile, Ash Tyler (Shazad Latif) is disintegrating under the weight of his PTSD flashbacks.
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He walks through the halls and is having flashbacks to his high school days.
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The movie follows Jackie the four days following her husband's assassination with key flashbacks.
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Through a series of flashbacks, Alita slowly figures out the key to her identity.
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The flashbacks also fill in the gaps about what, exactly, happened to Wes' father.
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But they have nothing on Wolff, whose life is fleshed out with many flashbacks.
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Lise Buyer, who advises companies that are prepping to go public, is having flashbacks.
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We saw him become comfortable with his sexuality in flashbacks with James (Dan Bucatinsky).
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It is Pippa's friends, colleagues and acquaintances whose stories we learn via impressionistic flashbacks.
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Dolores will finally realize that she's having flashbacks, thus confirming the multiple timeline theory.
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Wright went on to reveal that there are more flashbacks on the way, too.
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There's hyper-arousal: Increases in anxiety, fear, panic, insomnia, trauma flashbacks, and emotional instability.
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But he also said he has not suffered any flashbacks or lasting psychological issues.
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Because it was such a bad trip, I kept having flashbacks of certain things.
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In the past couple episodes, we've seen Dolores have many flashbacks, or possibly flashforwards.
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And was this the first episode of the show ever to go without flashbacks?
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Bold red shadow gave us flashbacks to the '80s, in the best way possible.
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The staples are sinking, and it's giving one trader flashbacks to the financial crisis.
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I am still craving more of her backstory and flashbacks from her younger years.
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In between all the desperate grasps at survival, there are countless context-building flashbacks.
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Caroline becomes a character, too, a Southern-vivacious life force in flashbacks and fantasies.
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Engaging on Facebook has given me couples'-therapy-pleather-couch flashbacks more than once.
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Let's be honest: The worst thing about Discovery's first two episodes is the flashbacks.
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Amidst all the flashbacks, I'd almost forgotten about that 2016 lives everyone's still leading.
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She also advises them to treat the flashbacks as opportunities for further personal growth.
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Seven years after his capture, she said, he suffered from flashbacks and anxiety attacks.
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The plot dances between Sartaj's life and flashbacks of the criminal in his heyday.
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Judy, meanwhile, has big secrets, which are doled out in flashbacks throughout the season.
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Camille is clearly having some vivid flashbacks, but is she also full-on hallucinating?
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Tellingly, season four leans the least on flashbacks to the prisoners' pre-prison lives.
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What we know of Moira's life pre-Gilead we know only from June's flashbacks.
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Due to the nightmares and flashbacks, it can mirror the trauma war veterans face.
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This isn't surprising, since her presence would disrupt the narrative flow in Offred's flashbacks.
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At this point, the plot creaks under its many flashbacks and changes of voice.
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His past is shown in flashbacks, revealing an involvement in a fateful love affair.
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It was only the third awakening that left me haunted by flashbacks and nightmares.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we gain a sense of Eleven's internal moral compass.
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You have a lot of flashbacks of how it got to where it got.
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Thus, the flashbacks have a strange romantic, erotic charge that really shouldn't be there.
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But contrasted with the realism of the scenes set in 1969, the flashbacks feel forced, which blunts their effect (though there's something to be said for the flashbacks happening in Garland's memory, which can only be filtered through a movie-like filter).
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"Flashbacks of your body covered in blood haunted me," she wrote, according to USA Today.
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In Sweetwater, Maeve is continuing to have flashbacks to her former life as a homesteader.
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The vivid image invites flashbacks to Chuck Jones cartoons, and more than a few questions.
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Fitting, since in the book, Moira is referred to in flashbacks by the protagonist, Offred.
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His tours left him with invisible scars, in the form of hypervigilance, flashbacks and anxiety.
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The 2019 Scripps National Spelling Bee is upon us Cue deeply traumatizing middle school flashbacks.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we get to know the two, both individually and together.
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The Umbrella Academy is set in the present, but operates through a series of flashbacks.
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Her Grammys red carpet dress gave us major fashion flashbacks to her 2012 Burberry design.
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FOUR YEARS after what Paul Chivers calls "the event", he still has flashbacks and nightmares.
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He suffers painful Hiram-related flashbacks while watching Ronnie sing and can't stop punching things.
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Right now, it seems obvious (given Nicky's deceased status) that Angarano will appear in flashbacks.
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If the trend isn't giving local landlords flashbacks of the late 1990s, it may soon.
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The look gave us fashion flashbacks to Kylie Jenner's sexy poolside pics from last summer.
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The '80s flashbacks help us to better understand who Kate is in the current day.
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The resurgence of the choker trend has been giving us all '80s and '90s flashbacks.
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Once again, the show employed a generous use of flashbacks to fill in some gaps.
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For some reason, there are also sentimental flashbacks to Nobby and Sebastian's sad, traumatic childhood.
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The photo gave us fashion flashbacks to some of Beckinsale's most memorable red carpet moments.
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Set to the sound of crashing waves and seagulls, flashbacks of that morning play out.
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We open on Gloria (Carrie Coon), who is having flashbacks to finding her father dead.
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The latest episode cleared up a lot of the confusion from Episode 3 through flashbacks.
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I couldn't crack it in any way, so I thought, Do I do some flashbacks?
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I had flashbacks of when I started at the Food Network, 20-some years ago.
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Clunky flashbacks to some characters' brushes with Nazis pepper the season, often for the worse.
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He was depressed and experienced nightmares and flashbacks about his time in prison, he said.
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Sixteen years after 22019/11, New Yorkers are experiencing the flashbacks they knew would come.
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I have mostly forgotten about the incident except for occasional flashbacks that I quickly repress.
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In "Battle at the Binary Stars," we do learn about Burnham's back story through flashbacks.
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In one of several flashbacks, David is shown speaking with his dad in the garage.
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Most people compartmentalize the memories of that one, lest they lead to traumatic flashbacks. DARE?
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It's possible that the movie could just feature flashbacks of a young Bruce Wayne, however.
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Flashbacks have provided insight into the tensions between June and her career-oriented, feminist mom.
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And speaking of those flashbacks… Gilmore Girls has always had a flexible relationship with time.
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Given everything else June has been dealing with, however, the flashbacks feel a little milquetoast.
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Yet while they look like flashbacks, they're closer to idealized reveries than to raw memories.
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They see Northam limping toward the finish line, and they get flashbacks of Hillary Clinton.
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The flashbacks show how Goldberg's mother neglected him and his father acted violently, for instance.
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That is why each episode of season 1 was built around a series of flashbacks.
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I feel like I am having flashbacks of working on school projects with my dad.
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Some of them, including White himself, the viewer gets to see again through multiple flashbacks.
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It is the first time we see Fred in "Memoriam," as he appears in flashbacks.
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His flashbacks bring us back to that note that accused him and Luke of lying.
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During episode five, we finally discover what actually happened between Joe and Candace via flashbacks.
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And whenever she hears the word "God," Carolyn said, flashbacks of abuse keep coming back.
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The best-known adverse event is persistent flashbacks, though these are believed to be rare.
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This is because these flashbacks exist as a way for our bodies deal with trauma.
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But seeing flashbacks with a young Spock was enjoyable, and not just for nostalgic reasons.
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I had so many flashbacks to my Hot Topic accessories and green iPod mini. Yeah!
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Two dates into a warming relationship and up come flashbacks of an earlier, abusive partner.
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Every writer is told never use flashbacks and never use voiceover and ... You do both.
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I do think the show has lost something without the flashbacks popping up in every episode.
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The projectile is still lodged in his body, and he suffers from lingering pain and flashbacks.
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The Daniel Craig drama Flashbacks of a Fool features Roxy as a plot point and motif.
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Burr is obviously withholding secrets, because so far his character has only been shown in flashbacks.
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Ron [Moore] wrote it and it's got this great reality in the flashbacks of the battle.
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The film has plenty of glossy flashbacks and sexed-up violence, but its characterisation lags behind.
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The strife-filled story isn't made more engaging through a lumbering structure made up of flashbacks.
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After Bryce confesses to Nora, we learn that Bryce's flashbacks, while not entirely inaccurate, were false.
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Yet, as we learn from flashbacks, June didn't always consider her mother with such idealized reverence.
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Why do you think the writers juxtaposed those flashbacks with the present day Miguel-Kevin relationship?
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For swing vote Sarah Lacina, it's a choice that has to be giving her Survivor flashbacks.
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Through flashbacks, we learn why Barbara and Carol's rivalry eventually boiled over into outright gang warfare.
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While some series would explain away Camille's agonized path with straightforward flashbacks, Sharp Objects does not.
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The movie only shows the "middle" part of drug addiction, intercut with flashbacks from Nic's childhood.
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But with LSD's popularity came dramatic stories of "bad trips" and flashbacks haunting users for years.
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Some first theorized that the numbers appeared in the flashbacks Stefan experienced at his therapist's office.
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We saw each character grapple with his or her past, laid out so carefully in flashbacks.
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Similarly, the torture of Ruth Langmore midseason gives way to dozens of poignant, methodically-placed flashbacks.
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Speaking of pregnancies, Nancy is also in a delicate condition when we return to the flashbacks.
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Introduced via flashbacks, Kajetan's mother Maja (Agnieszka Żulewska) has the most engaging story of the season.
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Or you know, it could be all those flashbacks she's been having about her former life.
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One year later, he says he has occasional flashbacks, seeing "images of those dead" around him.
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Before we return to Vietnam, there are a few more flashbacks to Jack and Nicky's childhood.
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Until the end of the episode, I didn't understand the purpose of the flashbacks at all.
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She moved out of her apartment because she kept having flashbacks and didn't feel safe there.
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The flashbacks, the anxiety, my emotional numbness and poor sleep had long worried my wife, Mary.
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MacClean says even just doing a short meditation in the integration circle can cause intense flashbacks.
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Even in his own flashbacks, the mere presence of the frame seems to push on him.
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For example, children reported having flashbacks to Katrina, avoiding reminders of the event and feeling irritable.
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Many of the important facts in that movie appear as footnotes or flashbacks in this one.
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We see the meaning of the episode's title play out in a pair of pivotal flashbacks.
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Director Andy Muschietti told Entertainment Weekly that we may still see the Losers Club in flashbacks.
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In flashbacks, Ms. Luce vividly describes the bullying in Rio's childhood that led to her breaking.
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That is when a series of flashbacks begin, which unravel why Elena decided to have sex.
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Look, there were probably less clunky ways to do this than a bunch of dry flashbacks.
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A condition often experienced by war veterans, PTSD can cause nightmares, flashbacks, and feelings of isolation.
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The previously mentioned study found that 4.2 percent of psychedelic users reported distressing or debilitating flashbacks.
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I have been fighting sleep every night this week to keep the flashbacks from flooding in.
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Flashbacks are often constructed as "the truth," and the flashback in this episode is definitely that.
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The most interesting, complicating aspects of the story come from Ms. Fox's almost dreamy, malleable flashbacks.
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In flashbacks, we meet the film's funniest character – "Sexa" (Varun Thakur), named after his porn obsession.
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In flashbacks, Ani befriends Bryce, who last season was convicted of rape and sentenced to probation.
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There is accordionlike narrative time: the nested flashbacks and temporal disjunctions of a sure-handed novelist.
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Through flashbacks, readers also learn about the generations of family secrets that have been kept hidden.
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It had been two weeks of nightmares, funerals, flashbacks, vigils and grief counseling since the attack.
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These recollections are signaled by a crumpled photograph and sudden, sparse flashbacks that flare and fade.
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He would say things about having flashbacks about having the nails driven in through his wrists.
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And speaking of flashbacks, let's not forget Season 2's ongoing thread of Joe's mommy issues.
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A.P.F.'s son "suffers from traumatic flashbacks, nightmares and extreme separation anxiety," according to the lawsuit.
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That trail is false, however, and even some of the flashbacks are not what they seem.
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Still, investors could be forgiven for having flashbacks about some of the market's most vicious drops.
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Crucially, Fleabag is also mourning a lost friend, Boo, who keeps reappearing in lovely, delicate flashbacks.
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The flashbacks are about vulnerability, how people are bruised in places that no one can see.
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There are multiple flashbacks in this episode, which is directed by Marta Cunningham, showing them together.
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Muslims who lived the 21/250 experience are now having flashbacks, because we lived the experience.
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When she began crying for a diaper specifically, I had flashbacks to training my older daughter.
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So, I'm thinking This Is Us-esque flashbacks, probably set to a soundtrack of Mayer's greatest hits.
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This syndrome can cause depression, anxiety, nightmares, intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, alcohol or drug problems, and suicidal thoughts.
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It's unclear if Rashad will portray a present-day version of the character or exist in flashbacks.
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Through flashbacks, we see just how bad their relationship was growing up, even as they became teenagers.
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People with DID may also struggle with trauma flashbacks, suicidal thoughts, and other depression and anxiety disorders.
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I'm probably just as excited for more flashbacks as I am terrified to witness their escalating chaos.
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Kim Kardashian West is having flashbacks from her terrifying Paris robbery that occurred almost six months ago.
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It's in these flashbacks that Manson himself appears, played with electric intensity by The Crown's Matt Smith.
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As you can see in flashbacks throughout the series, Becky is horrified and confused by her actions.
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Rocketman is told through flashbacks as John recounts the backstory that leads him to his rehab stint.
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After Scout's death, Hall began to spiral downward, his flashbacks and anxiety returning, according to the video.
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Traumatic flashbacks that occur years after the event are one of the most painful parts of PTSD.
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With PTSD, people may develop long-lasting symptoms of anxiety, avoidance, hypervigilance, anger, irritability, flashbacks and nightmares.
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A part of me wishes the film was just the Battle of Scarif, with flashbacks to backstory.
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Flashbacks and nightmares haunted them, as did what would later be identified as post-traumatic stress disorder.
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I think maybe the people who had more experience with drugs were having flashbacks and bad trips.
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There are detailed flashbacks (and a few flash-forwards), along with letters, articles and other supplemental materials.
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After hearing Richard's apt dissection of the incident, the flashbacks to the "end zone" are much darker.
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Most of the action took place in the prison, with the exception of the show's traditional flashbacks.
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Lost famously centered on one character in every episode, whose flashbacks would inform the on-Island action.
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"Exposure victims and medical personnel often suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, flashbacks and depression," SAMS said.
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Loosely autobiographical, it also contained flashbacks to a period in which the author was diagnosed as schizophrenic.
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They're lurking in dark corners of the screen, signaling mood, flashbacks, fleeting stabs of pain, and grief.
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This distress can bring about symptoms of very serious psychological problems: nightmares, flashbacks, depression, even panic attacks.
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It separates the film into two timelines – the flashbacks and then the current timeline, all in order.
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We did have one wig for Eleven, where she has the flashbacks and it starts growing out.
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Mooney (Mark Blum), the owner of the bookstore who has since only been seen briefly in flashbacks.
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Mostly, though, the flashbacks reveal that Joe (whom Candace calls "Bunny") was always possessive and cray cray.
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In season 7, are we going to see more of Charlotte and Elliot's love story in flashbacks?
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Isabelle Reed is revealed by flashbacks and photographs, objects and fantasies, omniscient narration and Rashomon-like subjectivity.
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They're flashbacks to this one time when I had to go to hospital because I was hurt.
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Even in flashbacks, all we ever see is Kate's body image struggle and how Rebecca fueled it.
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And when they're executed correctly, flashbacks can be even more shocking than the present-day plot developments.
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Since sharing my story, I have had more frequent flashbacks, but I work weekly with a therapist.
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Dier will, too, though showrunner Urman hints that he'll be back in flashbacks and, perhaps, fantasy sequences.
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It's possible he's still dead, and Tennant's just back to shoot some flashbacks and/or dream sequences.
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John Halpern, a former Harvard psychiatrist, has devoted a substantial amount of his career to studying flashbacks.
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"Most of the flashbacks I've had have not been that brutal," said the two-time Afghanistan vet.
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Flashbacks carry hints of what's to come, and the present is always ankle deep in the past.
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Since then, the episodes have all been primarily flashbacks, showing how Prince Noctis' entourage came to be.
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First of all is the fact that if you read these flashbacks literally, the protesters are right.
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His flashbacks avoid any cultural signposts of the boys' watershed summer, maybe in a bid for timelessness.
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Jeunet uses the same quirky details, flashbacks, and clever visual storytelling that worked so well in Amélie.
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Jack and Rebecca's marriage flashbacks make us melt inside, because we know Jack won't be around forever.
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If you're having déjà vu, you might be experiencing flashbacks to Pixar's 2008 dystopian film WALL-E.
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She grabs a chair and attacks Andrew, hitting him in between flashbacks of her time locked up.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we learn that Jake's father beat his mother and raped his sister.
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I've never to this day touched a gun, and when I see one, it gives me flashbacks.
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Acid flashbacks in particular could result from the way LSD binds to the neurotransmitter serotonin, Giordano says.
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Now I get flashbacks when I see male hands and it makes me feel scared and threatened.
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Mr. Linklater avoids flashbacks and other obvious ways of connecting the film's present to its implied past.
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There are a lot of flashbacks where you're essentially dressed as a ... normal person, so to speak.
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There's warmth and feeling here, particularly in the younger Bell's flashbacks with Chris, and some sentimentality, too.
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Racked by flashbacks of the burning heat on her skin, she is rethinking her life after graduation.
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The flashbacks to her time in rehab are more substantive than anything that happens in the present.
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DeGrom, whose invisible E.R.A. hadn't moved since July, was giving fans flashbacks to Dwight Gooden in 1985.
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TO: This maudlin-ass music for the flashbacks...they still haven't gotten my notes about the music!
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It's worth noting Celeste's clothing in this morning scene and the sexy flashbacks are not the same.
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Our reviewer called this novel "irresistible," the flashbacks "vivid and energetic" and the dialogue "realistic and funny."
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Perhaps that's why flashbacks in movies and on TV shows feel inauthentic so much of the time.
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While Judy has some flashbacks, here's what you need to know about the tragedy of Judy Garland.
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Gabrielle (Marion Cotillard) spots a familiar address on a building that prompts flashbacks to a lost love.
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Season two will be "more focused and linear" than season one but won&apost abandon flashbacks completely.
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In "The Tunnel," he demonstrated the terrors and humiliations of everyday life in flashbacks to Kohler's childhood.
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Molly's Game unfolds largely as a series of flashbacks from Charles and Molly's conversations about the case.
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He cries, laughs, and has vivid nostalgic flashbacks sans regard for how "soft" it makes him look.
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All I know going in is that clowns are involved, so I'm mentally preparing for IT flashbacks.
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And while John's relationship with Bingham's Nina is clearly complicated, none of their interactions let Bingham shine quite like the contrast between her jaded detective in the present and her rookie cop in The Family's flashbacks to when Adam first went missing (more on those flashbacks in a bit).
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No End House also features wonderfully unsettling performances from Forsyth, Dee, and John Carroll Lynch (who stars as Margot's dead father, in flashbacks, though the fact that Lynch is such a well-known character actor will likely tip you off that his role will expand past those flashbacks).
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Now, those words are usually enough to send many running for the hills with PTSD flashbacks to Farmville.
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In real life, flashbacks can be anywhere from little (a scar hurting) to big (a screaming, crying blackout).
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Without the flashbacks, we become stranded in Gilead without a real sense of the place emotionally or psychologically.
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And every time she closes her eyes, she sees flashbacks to when Wes (Alfred Enoch) was still alive.
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Melania Trump graces the cover of Vanity Fair Mexico, but it may give you flashbacks of Maya Rudolph.
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NBC's This Is Us loves jumping back and forth through time with flashbacks and glimpses into the future.
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I had flashbacks of a particularly unpleasant overalls-and-mock-velour-turtleneck look from my middle school days.
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Throughout the first episode, Adams experienced traumatic flashbacks and drank heavily to cope with her depression and anxiety.
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Since the start of the modern era of the show, the Doctor's homeworld has been seen in flashbacks.
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She woke up the next day naked, disturbed, and reliving disturbing flashbacks to scenes of the night before.
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We also see flashbacks to their non-Purge lives, which I gather is new to the Purge narrative.
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Through flashbacks and memory fragments, she tells the story of their younger years alongside their adventures as adults.
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What I do know is that the second half of season seven could sure use some Negan flashbacks.
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The film is told in a series of flashbacks and characters seem to keep criss-crossing time periods.
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During one of his flashbacks, Bran got a peek at Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen's Westerosi commitment ceremony.
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The trailer shows flashbacks from past seasons leading up to Meyer's decision to run for president yet again.
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"Long hair don't care," he captioned the selfie, giving us flashbacks to those halcyon, hair flip-filled days.
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The flashbacks reveal how she became a person who could face down such stressful events to begin with.
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The viewer learns these details through flashbacks, which are present in the book, although not in such volume.
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Laverne Cox's brother, M Lamar, appears as the pre-transition Sophia in Orange Is The New Black flashbacks.
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Through a combination of endearing characters, flashbacks, and '70s music, the show found the perfect recipe for tears.
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The expansion of character backstories and flashbacks speaks to the changes which led to the rise of Gilead.
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Sometimes, this is used for that aforementioned devastating effect, as with the flashbacks to BoJack's mother's bleak upbringing.
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Parineeti Chopra, who plays his wife, has to be content with her fleeting role of appearing in flashbacks.
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The movie essentially runs in place for two hours, with occasional flashbacks to give us shards of backstory.
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As young writers we're often told no voiceovers, no flashbacks — we screwed all that up [with the show].
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The current seasons of Scandal and How To Get Away with Murder are told heavily through flashbacks, too.
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Although Harry is dead, he still appears in scene-setting flashbacks that slowly unveil Dexter's horrifically traumatizing past.
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Afterward, I've often had flashbacks to that gruesome trip, especially while doing very mundane stuff—like filling cavities.
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And then, despite Meredith's flashbacks to her awful crash and the terrifying music, they are on the ground.
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In flashbacks, we see Abhimanyu and Bindu's relationship over the years - from school, college and through to adulthood.
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Anyone who has ever seen a school bully strike back when someone calls him out got major flashbacks.
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The flashbacks are all William, and we know well before the episode ends that his time has come.
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"If you are having multiple panic attacks or PTSD flashbacks you should 100% get treatment," Dr. Saltz says.
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In "Farewell" flashbacks, viewers go back to the night CeCe died by plunging from the Rosewood bell tower.
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Legend Of Tarzan only spends a little time on the character's jungle origin story, revealed in brief flashbacks.
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Among the signs Democrats are pointing to: NYT needle forecast causes 2016 election flashbacks Update — 10:03 p.m.
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It feels at once crammed and sketchy, riddled with flashbacks and framing devices, and woefully light on frights.
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If you don't remember this from the pilot episode, don't worry, there's some unfortunate flashbacks to help you.
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"Flashbacks are important because the memories that we have are what make us what we are," she said.
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Continuing symptoms, including flashbacks and frightening thoughts, may lead to substance abuse, unemployment, family disruption and even suicide.
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In "The One With The Thanksgiving Flashbacks," Monica wears a turkey on her head to cheer Chandler up.
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It includes many flashbacks and locations that the characters saw decades ago, so there are '80s references throughout.
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The show gradually unfurled its details in flashbacks, slowly revealing its horrors like peeling open a rotting fruit.
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"I had flashbacks to last year's debacle here — 230 seconds in wasn't part of the plan," McLellan said.
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Take the return of Raymond Tusk, a character whose mere presence induces back-channeling and Xander Feng flashbacks.
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Sufferers can experience vivid flashbacks, intrusive thoughts, alertness, anxiety, and overwhelming feelings of sadness, guilt, anger, or shame.
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In the 2005 flashbacks, it's clear the Mahoney murder trial has her grappling with the question of conscience.
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When chronic flashbacks compromise someone's ability to function, this condition is known as hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD).
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The flashbacks to the previous life, which of course nobody recognizes as a happy place until it's gone.
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Veterans of the Arab Spring struggles say the scenes feel like flashbacks to chapters of a common story.
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It is common to have flashbacks, nightmares and other symptoms after a traumatic event, but most people recover.
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Flashbacks take us to that summer, when Jennifer spent lots of time with her horse-riding instructor, Mrs.
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Tarantino has always worked with novelistic techniques like chapters and flashbacks, so that's not necessarily a huge surprise.
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"Lots of flashbacks," said Nina Turner, a former Ohio state senator and Mr. Sanders's national campaign co-chair.
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We discovered that dozens of the men developed persistent mental health problems, including nightmares, flashbacks, depression and anxiety.
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But Mr. Salim, like many other former detainees, still suffers psychological harm — including nightmares, flashbacks, headaches and sleeplessness.
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The plot, narrated by Tremayne in the first person, is intricate, even byzantine, with skillfully folded-in flashbacks.
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In "Play It Again, Sam" (1972), there she was in flashbacks as Woody Allen's blatantly critical ex-wife.
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As I walked into the House chamber on Wednesday evening, I had flashbacks to a sadly familiar scene.
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Flashbacks have shown brief looks into the Mandalorian's tragic backstory, but we still have so much to learn.
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Liz and the Reverend share history, which Mr. Koolhoven slowly reveals in flashbacks that skew progressively more surreal.
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So, what are we to make of "Jason Bourne," crammed as it is with flashbacks to its predecessors?
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He has flashbacks of his most recent encounter with his father, on a camping trip after Currier died.
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Steven is himself part Crystal Gem, thanks to his mother, Rose Quartz, who only shows up in flashbacks.
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And so, most of the story takes place in these kinds of flashbacks, building towards the present day.
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As an adult I spent years plagued by flashbacks and panic when a long-buried memory was triggered.
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Carol's fantastic, searing memories and stories, particularly ones shared with Maria, are limited to brief flashbacks and montages.
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Kate's weight has always been a difficult topic for Jack and Rebecca, as we saw with the pool flashbacks.
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But it wasn't necessary to have show Ted in flashbacks to illustrate his life with Jen and his kids.
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The story follows an interracial couple who are portrayed by different actors in the present day and in flashbacks.
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It showcased Jack and Rebecca's marriage in peril and, in earlier flashbacks, told the story of how they met.
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And all of the women have to navigate a lifetime of emotional fallout -- nightmares, flashbacks, feelings of self-doubt.
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In the community of Meyerland in southwest Houston, heavy rain meant flashbacks of last year's devastating Memorial Day floods.
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It's not clear yet whether or not the show will revisit a key moment in a flashback or flashbacks.
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Tony recounts all this to Margaret over tea, and the movie spins backward into flashbacks to provide the backstory.
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Much of The Sense of an Ending takes place in the flashbacks triggered when Tony has tea with Margaret.
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While these flashbacks eventually lose their dramatic power, the film should be commended for the consistency of its approach.
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CHOKER NECKLACES If the prevalent choker is giving you major flashbacks to a Claire's in 1999, you're not alone.
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He gets stuck on a couple of his lines, and we see some flashbacks of him and Jack together.
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As Nunu traverses Paris, taking in sights and sounds, she also offers flashbacks of the life she left behind.
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Then after a while, being in pain, I started to have small flashbacks of what could have been happening.
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From the looks that gave us fashion flashbacks to the bold dude fashion choices, there's a lot to process.
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Symptoms can range from having nightmares, flashbacks, and intrusive memories, to difficulty sleeping, irritability, isolation, and avoidance, she says.
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It's related to what they used to call flashbacks, but only a small number of people suffer from it.
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Flashbacks and flash-forwards are used throughout the movie to help illustrate the 27 years portrayed in the drama.
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The sixth season's flashbacks have been revealing a lot of details we didn't know about the campaign trail, though.
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You might be having flashbacks to the original Xbox One, which had one guide for organizing all your content.
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The Teenage Dream diva has flashbacks to their carefree times, filled with dancing at parties and leisurely afternoons painting.
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The use of flashbacks in last week's Scandal episode was a little jarring and made the episode feel disjointed.
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The new film is subtle about taking sides, except against the establishment There are no flashbacks in HBO's Confirmation.
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Alison and Donnie buried his body in their garage, but that doesn't stop him from coming back in flashbacks.
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It's heart-wrenching, and as a person who experienced high school before growing boobs — it incited some unpleasant flashbacks!
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Through flashbacks, we learn that Piper has a fish tattoo to remind Alex to see the beauty in things.
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The show handled it well, though, using new character backstories and flashbacks to keep the plot from feeling stale.
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Throughout, we've gotten flashbacks of Tig's mom, a stylish iconoclast who carved a wild life from a staid one.
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But as the premiere showed, flashbacks may be a factor -- though, Yeoh says they don't utilize them too much.
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A few characters that died in the film appear in flashbacks, like villainous Clayton and Tarzan's adopted father Kerchak.
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Ventimiglia plays Jack Pearson, the Big Three's father and Rebecca's late husband, who appears in flashbacks throughout the show.
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"I wanted to define the function of the flashbacks, and not just throw in vague character moments," Muschietti said.
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But, in "Fosse/Verdon," it's filmed as melodrama, all cheesy flashbacks and bathos—climaxing in a truly cheap shot.
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In fact, I experienced flashbacks of when I was back in high school and was expected to "obey" them.
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While the two navigate treacherous floods and occasional human remains, cliché-packed flashbacks supply the source of Arthur's torment.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we see that in fact their entire relationship has been marked by bad behavior.
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At the facility, sudden, jarring flashbacks and the occasional hallucination blur the lines between the past, present, and future.
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In addition, regular users are more likely to get flashbacks than one-time or occasional users, Raichbach tells me.
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He looks younger, just like he was in the flashbacks, just as Leia and Kylo would have remembered him.
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The movie then cuts quickly between flashbacks to a hospital and Kate having a dreaded realization inside this apartment.
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He weaves in flashbacks to the party several weeks before, attended by celebrity chefs, supermodels, even the prime minister.
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In "Margaritaville," Brick, a sweet and doofy sidekick plagued by acid flashbacks, learns that he can control his visions.
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It will be drawn by Dike Ruan, for the present-day scenes, with Philip Tan drawing for the flashbacks.
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Honestly, I was so distracted by the MULLET flashbacks that I didn't notice if there were any difficult clues.
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Previous episodes — with their short, tense scenes, their attention to detail and their long flashbacks — had a literary feel.
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The flashbacks to the inmates' lives before prison have less and less bearing on the action of the show.
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It's just a different vibe this season, and that vibe happens to include fewer time jumps and secret flashbacks.
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Most episodes include not only the telethon, but also flashbacks and hallucinatory episodes in which Ceann visits other planets.
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Photographed in black and white, it intercuts stage performances, flashbacks and interviews with Bruce's mother, agent and former wife.
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By now, June, Serena and Emily have all had focal episodes and flashbacks, but Moira is still a mystery.
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Still, those flashbacks are tense and poignant suggestions of an uneasy present on this side of the TV screen.
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That's why we rely on humor, that's why we do the flashbacks — to take a break from all that.
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Even without the flashbacks, the movie effectively explores the ways, sometimes uncanny and sometimes charming, that people don't change.
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Flashbacks depict a near-future version of the United States, full of people that use cellphones and reference Uber.
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And the camera crew interviewing her for a TV documentary are present as anxious spectators in the various flashbacks.
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Mr. Diaz tells her story without flashbacks or gimmicks, with a plainness that masks the complexity of his ambitions.
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When someone has PTSD, symptoms like flashbacks can be triggered by anything that reminds them of the traumatic event.
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In contrast with the spontaneity of the modern scenes, these flashbacks are slightly candied, with the incongruity of dreams.
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I have overreacted and had flashbacks; with every sharp pain or ache in my chest comes a sudden panic.
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Yet the most terrifying parts of "The Handmaid's Tale" are the flashbacks, to a time very much like ours.
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The rape occurs more than once, though whether we are watching repeated flashbacks or a fresh assault is unclear.
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Johnson scatters enough hints to keep you busy guessing as characters enter and exit amid abrupt cuts and flashbacks.
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The Man in Black is back, both as present-day Ed Harris and in flashbacks as Jimmi Simpson's William.
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He is constantly throwing flashbacks and flash-forwards at us, so that we lose the thread of the plot.
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Gropius was wounded, and was decorated for his valor, but for decades he suffered flashbacks of a grenade explosion.
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I regularly had panic attacks and flashbacks so intense that I would black out, barely remembering what preceded them.
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The scenes featuring Burnham's flashbacks tell us a lot more about Burnham than many entire episodes did last season.
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Mr. Hochgatterer's play jerks us through much of the 20th century in a hallucinogenic narrative constructed largely through flashbacks.
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He has restlessness and insomnia and on the occasions that he does sleep, it's filled with nightmares and flashbacks.
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In addition to the flashbacks and the narratively confusing cross-cuts, the editing also deliberately suspends our temporal location.
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But the far more troubling error is that Una depicts, in several flashbacks, what happened when Una was 13.
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Orange Is the New Black's signature flashbacks to inmates' pre-prison lives can be a revealing and devastating tool.
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McEnroe chronicles the lead-up to the match, both the days just before it and flashbacks to each player's youth.
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The Berlin timeline has demonstrated once more how Solloway masterfully uses flashbacks to connect seemingly disparate time periods and events.
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Jane, when we see her in the car after school dropoff, is alone, lost in her thoughts and her flashbacks.
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"glitter tears" — are mesmerizing, and give us only the best kind of flashbacks to the shimmer nights of our past.
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"I'm not coming back, so she's dead," Wilson said, ending any speculation she could return for flashbacks in later seasons.
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The video shows flashbacks from past seasons leading up to President Selina Meyer's decision to run for president yet again.
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Based on flashbacks she's had over the season it seems she was at the massacre, watching from a different perspective.
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Of course, the answer is locked away in some past experience of Cora's, as multiple flashbacks lead us to believe.
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He was abusively raised by the owner of the bookstore (not his relative, it appears), whom we see in flashbacks.
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Besides guilt and shame, it can lead to rage, depression, social withdrawal and intrusive thoughts such as flashbacks and nightmares.
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Of course, they could continue to feature in flashbacks or just straight up return from the dead like Glenn does.
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But if you're in the flashbacks-bog-a-story-down camp, this may not necessarily be the novel for you.
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"Visions of death and violence" from his militant youth, during the carnage of the Cultural Revolution, resurface in traumatic flashbacks.
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Structurally, the show bounces back and forth between flashbacks, deeper memories, and the present at the drop of a hat.
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As I took my seat, Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" was playing, which gave me nightmare flashbacks to the presidential election.
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Some flashbacks are what you'd expect, jumping back in time to discover what really happened to a long-lost uncle.
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For all the imbalances of Gilead, they have a strong relationship — or at least they once did, as flashbacks show.
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We saw flashbacks of Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) and Rebecca (Mandy Moore) going through the process to legally adopt their son.
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Give him a bottle episode, maybe a couple fun flashbacks, and a big role to play in the upcoming conflict.
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Until then, give the trailer a watch above and get ready for some terrible flashbacks to your elementary school nightmares.
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From the flashbacks, we get to see a fuller picture of Erin — she was always tough, but not this damaged.
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In the movie, extensive flashbacks suggest that Lena and Kane's relationship was in trouble long before he enters the Shimmer.
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Now the popular brand is back with these adorable Disney-themed products and we're having the best kinds of flashbacks.
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In her flashbacks to her life there, he kills both Maeve and her daughter — this time, however, he's just amused.
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Ms. Höhne says the woman displays all the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, including flashbacks, insomnia and trouble concentrating.
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The flashbacks start at a lavish party celebrating The Man in Black — William, as he's called in the regular world.
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Nicky's flashbacks to her disastrous bat mitzvah really put her relationship with her father and his new wife in context.
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It's just that when she's surviving, when she's alive just having a meal, she has flashbacks — post-traumatic stress disorder.
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I'd argue that our propensity for flashbacks tends to stem from the human desire to see the good in people.
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Before you have flashbacks to trying to touch your toes in gym class, this is not your traditional stretching routine.
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Through flashbacks, we've seen Cyrus's first marriage, to a woman, when he was afraid of judgment while running for comptroller.
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It's just that when she's surviving, when she's alive just having a meal, she has flashbacks – post-traumatic stress disorder.
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In flashbacks, we learn that Courtney, the school's classic overachiever, offered to help Hannah find the identity of her stalker.
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The girls immediately start getting flashbacks to when Dennis disappeared for several days after going off her anti-depressant medication.
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Will grieved for the loss of the life he'd lived before the stabbing, and experienced depression, PTSD, anxiety, and flashbacks.
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He's still subject to violent flashbacks, still obsessed with his father, still fighting the same past battles over and over.
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God, Carol is so good—it's one of those films that you have weird emotional flashbacks to for days afterward.
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"This Is Us," which explores the complex relationships within the Pearson family, regularly uses flashbacks to help explain current events.
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I'm having flashbacks to The OA and am strangely jealous of Dobby, his house elf servant (lock me up, Lucius!).
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"The decision to not include flashbacks was made right off the bat," writer Bryan Cogman said in an MTV interview.
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Something is troubling Lena, whose personal life comes into focus over a series of flashbacks that are entirely too banal.
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Flashbacks reveal Fleabag opened the cafe with her best friend, Boo (Jenny Rainsford), who recently died after walking into traffic.
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That eases Jane's mind, and she slowly unpacks the trauma (shown in flashbacks) from a night when she was raped.
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We're doing a lot of memories and flashbacks and things that I feel like there's something for everybody in there.
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There are women; there are pills; there are flashbacks to Fosse as a young dancer pushed to the breaking point.
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This can make a simple drive to the store a nerve-racking experience, complete with sweating, flashbacks and heightened sensations.
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Central to the rehab flashbacks is the bond she forms with her roommate, Alice, a younger woman who also cuts.
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The flashbacks serve multiple functions, not least to provide some context for the music Camille listens to in the car.
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Much of the story is a slow buildup to some key flashbacks that take six or seven episodes to arrive.
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So now there are back stories, which means frequent flashbacks, and subplots that are elaborated as separate little morality tales.
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Flashbacks have provided some clues: A reactionary ideologue in the years before the coup, she argued passionately for compulsory childbearing.
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She argues the contractualist roots of The Good Place come through most vividly in flashbacks to Eleanor's life on Earth.
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In the flashbacks, Offred gives birth to a baby girl named Hannah, which on another series wouldn't be particularly notable.
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Flashbacks, fantasy and nonlinear narrative can be crutches, used to engage viewers by turning a story into a puzzle box.
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And that's before we get to the half-sibling incest and the slave ship flashbacks and the Native American incantations.
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In Season 2, Waller-Bridge's Fleabag score used choral voices that'll give you wartime flashbacks to your Hot Priest thirst.
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As he rises and breaks the surface, memory breathes upon him—specifically, the first of many flashbacks to his childhood.
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Very little actually happens during the timeline of the show — there's a murder, some flashbacks, and then the ending arrives.
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Some of this story is told in quick flashbacks; but most of it unfolds in conversations in handsome period settings.
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These unsettled memories flashing past our consciousness are why two of the main symptoms of PTSD are flashbacks and nightmares.
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In flashbacks and in the present day, Offred is electrocuted, pierced through the cartilage of her ear and psychologically tortured.
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"Writing felt as though I was cramped in a third of a trailer, a mind overcrowded by flashbacks," she continued.
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And while some of the flashbacks are suitably glamorous, others expose the raw horror that Jackie's veil conceals and announces.
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She argues the contractualist roots of The Good Place come through most vividly in flashbacks to Eleanor's life on Earth.
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Riley's relationship with his missing mother, whom we see in flashbacks teaching him new vocabulary words, is particularly well drawn.
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The current thinking around combat-related PTSD, nonetheless, defies the notion of the broken soldier racked with guilt and flashbacks.
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In the long-term, regular high doses can also reorganize neural networks, potentially leading to chronic flashbacks or cognitive impairment.
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The flashbacks, then, constantly risk making the disturbing suggestion that adult men and teenage girls can be healthy romantic partners.
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And I haven't even mentioned the Mommy Dead and Dearest plot twist, or the Breakfast Club-style flashbacks to the '80s.
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It's a moody, atmospheric detective thriller, taking cues from Homecoming's flashbacks and S-Town's anti-pastoral and Love + Radio's emotional immersion.
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She experiences flashbacks and a fear of loud, unexpected noises, such as the rattling of garbage cans or unexpected fire drills.
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Basically, for the majority of the episode, this timeline and the modern-day timeline serve as narration for the 1980 flashbacks.
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Jules' rape — which we see during flashbacks — is only a part of what drives her to exact revenge on college rapists.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we get to know the group and their routine before the events leading to their deaths.
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Through flashbacks, we see Thorpe assaulted by the men he's picked up in the past, before, during, and after the act.
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Cue the flashbacks to his own shady past, which prompt him to freak out and carve a bird into the floor.
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Her red carpet choice gave us flashbacks to her early days thanks to her Atelier Versace bustier and beaded bolero jacket.
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Juliette is wearing a harness and standing on a treadmill as she fights flashbacks in attempt to take her first steps.
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Together, the Dirty Computer flashbacks paint a picture of Jane's free-spirited lifestyle despite constant surveillance and the threat of persecution.
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The man sitting to his right has the same glasses frames as little Nicky, as the flashbacks drive home very directly.
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"Brands like American Eagle and Aeropostale were about belonging to a tribe," Saunders says, giving us Mean Girls-luncheon-style flashbacks.
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Perry may be dead, but he's still occupying a lot of real estate in Celeste's head (Skarsgård still appears in flashbacks).
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Fleeting moments and flashbacks allow viewers to celebrate 20 years of Cassini's achievements in a very personal, non-linear, stylized exhibition.
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The episodes offered flashbacks to when the Democratic president, played by Martin Sheen, struggled with whether he really wanted to run.
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The way we were: Flashbacks reveal the evolution of April and Jackson's relationship — and the progress of one of his patients.
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Kate catches her mom and Toby walk in just as she starts singing, and we're thrown into a series of flashbacks.
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During all of this, Karev's flashbacks show us he was in gross anatomy with Maggie, and she was a little weird.
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If you're not already having flashbacks of your own high school friend group, perhaps it's easier to relate to them individually.
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You're dealing with present-day circumstances, and then you have these flashbacks which further illuminate the present circumstances of the characters.
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First off, the Mirror of Erised doesn't show flashbacks, a pensieve does, and Dumbledore used one in the Harry Potter films.
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At least for the first season, after which it will inevitably jump the shark and have an entire episode of flashbacks.
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Muschietti stated in an interview with Collider that the sequel would include flashbacks that would put the adult narratives in context.
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But can they trust each other, given their various unsavory backgrounds, which will largely be revealed by a series of flashbacks?
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The scenes of Tokyo in Shun's flashbacks beautifully demonstrate the show's impressive visual effects by evoking Blade Runner's tech-noir sensibilities.
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And boy, given the glimpse into her awful home life through flashbacks, did Nicky really never have a protector before Red.
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Ishar's relationship with his wife is told to us in flashbacks but is hardly developed enough to be of any interest.
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Luckily, next week's episode will bring happier tears — we'll finally get to see flashbacks from Jack and Rebecca's (Mandy Moore) wedding.
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Through flashbacks, we see that Hank used to ride the bus every day, transfixed by a pretty stranger (Mary Elizabeth Winstead).
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In a series of flashbacks, we get more insight into how June and Luke came to be rushing towards the border.
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In the followings weeks after admitting what happened to me, I found my anxiety increasing, and I even started experiencing flashbacks.
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Using flashbacks, we know that Troy's father is never satisfied with his son's choices, however polished and inspired they may be.
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There's a set of flashbacks where we see Richie champion a blues singer (Ato Essandoh) who gets screwed by the system.
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In flashbacks narrated by Hannah, we get the story of Justin and Hannah — a story of young romance gone terribly awry.
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Though it has many modern capabilities and features, the X1's design gives me flashbacks to ThinkPads from 10 years ago.
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There will be flashbacks and explanations of the intervening period, as well as guest appearances by Dier where they make sense.
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Throughout the show, flashbacks to his time on Earth reveal that Chidi has always dealt with severe anxiety around making choices.
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Stories abounded about suicides, murders and other horrors committed by young people soaring googly-eyed on LSD or having acid flashbacks.
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Even when they're fabricated, the flashbacks in "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" are some of the most affecting scenes in the series.
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"When I do close my eyes, I see flashbacks of the fire and the people trapped on our streets," she said.
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The emphasis was on the individual; extended flashbacks, in the manner of "Lost," provided psychological context for both inmates and guards.
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One episode brings back Lauren Adams as Kimmy's fellow former captive Gretchen, but otherwise the bunker appears only in brief flashbacks.
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But the frequent flashbacks are disorienting, and the detailed descriptions of various sports matches are only sometimes relevant to the plot.
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The nature of that history is revealed in frequent flashbacks — too many, really; they're intriguing at first but eventually grow annoying.
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Those flashbacks show a girl (Sarah-Sofie Boussnina) who falls for the wrong boy, and the terrible path she soon takes.
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The two timelines merge into a denouement complete with acid flashbacks, revelations about the meaning of life, and multiple stab-wounds.
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But it also confirmed that the entire R.V. jaunt was just a vehicle for a bunch of flashbacks no one wanted.
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The recent news stories have reactivated my memories and P.T.S.D. I am now having nightmares and flashbacks of that time period.
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Those who have negative flashbacks tend to have a history of trauma that they're working through using the substance, she says.
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Many of Eastman's clients have found relief from distressing flashbacks by working with somatic therapists and psychotherapists specializing in psychedelic integration.
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The big picture: Police are having flashbacks to the night of the shooting and its affecting their work in the field.
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The current company would say little about its sales or demographics, beyond that it sold more than 300,000 Flashbacks last year.
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You'd do well to find a more appropriate location to for acid flashbacks than among the rotting ephemera of the 1990s.
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Still, Herry only really alters the narrative arc of the series when she inserts flashbacks to the funeral for Mouche's mother.
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In "Nevermore, Forever" (1976), Ms. Bellon told the story, through flashbacks, of a woman mourning the loss of a female friend.
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Through flashbacks, Bertolucci identifies the circumstances that have led him to this place — and implies that others can be vulnerable, too.
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Season 3 introduces a major new location in the real world, which we've only seen briefly and in flashbacks before now.
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Frequent flashbacks show Emma's gradual descent from emotional fragility to hallucinatory breakdown as a religious tract about demons becomes an obsession.
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The director, Derek Doneen, adds a bit of striking animation for flashbacks, and there are a few strands that generate tension.
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There is no bigger tear-jerker than NBC's "This Is Us," a multigenerational family drama told in present tense and flashbacks.
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I quickly found myself getting flashbacks to the 1970s and '20093s, when Northern Ireland's "Troubles" spilled over onto the British mainland.
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It was also a linear narrative, not counting some conventional flashbacks to the three years Noah had just spent in prison.
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The story told in "Nocturama" splits neatly into before and after, with a few flashbacks thrown in for clarity and variety.
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I know they want to bring me in for some flashbacks this coming season, but that's kind of beside the point.
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Although we've never seen his exploits chronicled on screen outside of flashbacks, Pym originally created Scott Lang's super-suit for himself.
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He has avoided revisiting the hall, fearing the return of flashbacks that he overcame only after 25 days of psychiatric treatment.
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His younger brother examines the events that may have contributed to the disappearance, and the story unfolds in flashbacks across decades.
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His PTSD manifests in the form of flashbacks, feelings of intense emotional stress, depression and anxiety, which leads to suicidal behavior.
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"Minefield" becomes the kind of theater that will give some people flashbacks and others vital insight, depending on their personal history.
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The frequent flashbacks to the characters' past still felt a bit out of place, but at least they were better executed.
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It was when I finally got clean during my pregnancy that I had some of the worst flashbacks of my life.
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Drury adroitly blends "present day" scenes between Girlfriend and Mother with flashbacks to Calvin and Girlfriend's first meeting and subsequent relationship.
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Cooper gets his episode credits in (even though his character dies in the first installment), but these flashbacks are jarring and clumsy.
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There are flashbacks to slightly earlier times, when there was indiscriminate sex and cocaine inhaled from the keys of ecologically responsible cars.
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It's safe to guess Kevin's Hollywood version of war will also lend itself to more flashbacks of his dad's time actually serving.
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For many of those flashbacks, the makeup team had to create two different setups a day, for the character at different ages.
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Instead, Zoe's retelling of her own story is a powerful moment and completely her own, no breadcrumbs or theories or flashbacks necessary.
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Were all these flashbacks just stories Prairie had made up in her head or was she telling the truth this whole time?
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That is how Rue found herself in rehab and her sister, Gia (Storm Reid), wound up traumatized forever, we learn through flashbacks.
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Flashbacks show Kate admiring how beautiful Rebecca is — helping her get ready, picking out clothes that she notices have size-small tags.
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But he will be back in flashbacks, memories and dreams for Nicole Kidman's character Celeste Wright, who was married to Skarsgård's character.
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In flashbacks we see her as a young girl traipsing around her father's home while he hosts lavish, women-in-lingerie parties.
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At the time, she told Vox, she was experiencing PTSD from the act of protesting, including sensory and auditory flashbacks and insomnia.
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And people began having the Florida flashbacks: "It reminds me a lot of Gore-Bush," said a woman from the Virgin Islands.
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They can come with symptoms of depression, phenomena of depersonalization—or they can come in the shape of flashbacks or even hallucinations.
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As she prepared to tell her story on camera for the first time, DK had been experiencing terrible flashbacks of her assault.
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You might get a bit dizzy watching it, because it's about a minute and a half of flashbacks for all the characters.
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A few major plot points happen so quickly and randomly that I thought they must be flashbacks that would be explained later.
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BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg says investors only care about one thing and it has him seeing flashbacks to Amazon's early years.
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Jessica hasn't stopped experiencing those flashbacks in the second season, and those ongoing symptoms are true to a lot of people's experiences.
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After some talk about hopey-changey stuff and Zach's "nature," we get down to flashbacks that explain how Lem became a vamp.
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The victim told the court that although she could not recall every detail of the assault, she had flashbacks about the attack.
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Flashbacks aren't required for a PTSD diagnosis, says Matthew Robinson, a research psychologist at McLean Hospital's dissociative disorders and trauma research program.
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Despite all his battle training, he freezes, unable to fire his weapon, and he loses himself in a series of horrifying flashbacks.
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And I was surprised to see Eleven tear her way out of The Upside Down so easily in the season 1 flashbacks.
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Certain details are revealed via "discoveries" that pop up mid-scene in the form of voicemails, email transcripts, flashbacks or classified documents.
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Even Luke's flashbacks to the Before are full of old friends of the family and called-in favors from the old days.
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Flashbacks become tableaus you return to obsessively, desperate to restore some humanity to the rotting pile of bones their memories left behind.
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The sporadic flashbacks (including one about the family's troubled son, played by Frank Dillane) don't do much to invigorate the story, either.
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We're only able to understand anti-heroine Camille Preaker (Amy Adams) through her violent flashbacks, which bend reality to her traumatized perception.
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Through a series of flashbacks, viewers learn that 43 years prior to present day in the film, the Sun started dangerously expanding.
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But the scenes of their current lives are spliced with flashbacks of their parents' relationship, and how they were treated as children.
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We saw flashbacks of Brook's desperate attempts to make a change through activism efforts, even when no one seemed to be listening.
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Flashbacks fill in his brutal childhood under a military father (Robert C. Treveiler) who felt autism could be cured via combat training.
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At the severe end of the spectrum, patients can experience flashbacks, panic attacks and disassociation, where they lose their sense of reality.
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They bring out Dre and Bow's original chemistry in the flashbacks, making it clear exactly how much they've lost along the way.
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We have flashbacks to protagonist BJ Blazkowicz' troubled childhood, with his Jewish mother and deeply racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, and abusive father.
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Flashbacks to Jessie's childhood are shot through with horror, not nostalgia; her coming of age is defined by survival rather than empowerment.
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Kate sees herself as responsible for her dad's death; many of the flashbacks we've seen depict her relationship with Jack (Milo Ventimiglia).
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" "This Is Us" star Milo Ventimiglia, who plays Hartley's father in series flashbacks, coincidentally played Stallone's son in 2006's "Rocky Balboa.
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The location triggers more haunting flashbacks for Anne, while Matthew is broke and, thanks to being knocked out by a carriage, battered.
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Those familiar with the show understand that flashbacks are key to the Mr. Robot storyline, so fan interest will likely be high.
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The memories triggered flashbacks, but they lessened with time and she was ultimately able to forgive what had happened in her past.
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Through flashbacks, the film delves into the mysteries of their relationship and the suspects who might be responsible for a deadly crime.
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Overdosing on psychedelics can put you at risk for serotonin syndrome, and long-term overuse of hallucinogens can lead to trip flashbacks.
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Though the Lannister siblings remember their home in flashbacks, the stronghold is never actually visited in the present moment in the books.
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Although the flashbacks were just plain funny a lot of the time, they also answered some huge questions we've had all season.
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Flashbacks depict André's life in the following years, and his intimate and uneasy relationship to Luana and to the Brazilian class structure.
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We may even need professional treatment to help us with the trauma, particularly if we are experiencing flashbacks or post-traumatic stress.
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The flashbacks and jumps forward between adult-Theo's life and 13-year-old Theo's life rob "The Goldfinch" movie of true cohesion.
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Nana and the girl talk in bright close-ups; the flashbacks are wordless full spreads, encouraging us to supply the missing information.
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Instead, I experienced post-traumatic stress (PTSD) and flashbacks for many years, especially when trying to form relationships with the opposite sex.
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As she read more about naturopathy, she had flashbacks to times she gave patients wrong information, or treatments that had no effect.
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We don't learn much more about the three-eyed raven here, but all things point to more Stark flashbacks in the future.
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Ultimately, the best way to put a fork in flashbacks about stupid mistakes is to grit your teeth and accept what happened.
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Thankfully, comedians Aparna Nancherla and Jo Firestone are here to help you get through those flashbacks with your sense of humor intact.
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She has some information, harvested from a hacker camp in Iceland, concerning past Agency skulduggery involving Bourne's father (Gregg Henry, in flashbacks).
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The digressions and flashbacks rest on a familiar sequence: a crisis is followed by an attempt at sobriety and, usually, a relapse.
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Maeve's flashbacks are another major part of this episode, and it's a pleasure to see Newton given more material to work with.
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A partisan narrator but probably not an unreliable one, Melinda is somehow able to present flashbacks to moments that she didn't see.
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Semple's novel is nonlinear, which is hard to pull off in a film, where flashbacks in particular can be confusing or distracting.
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Every episode contains flashbacks to a lonely and isolated Bryce, and every episode shows us Bryce working to be a better person.
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Her daughter Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) is about to reopen Donna's hotel and the occasion calls for a reunion — and plenty of flashbacks.
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This week's markets may be giving some investors flashbacks to 2008, when stocks hit a turbulent stretch and the financial crisis began.
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After returning home, I experienced the usual PTSD symptoms: nightmares, flashbacks, hypervigilance, the need to self-medicate and an exaggerated startle reflex.
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Considering Big Little Lies' title, Celeste may not tell the whole truth on the stand — but flashbacks on this series don't lie.
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Ms. Dormer, who narrates flashbacks to her unsavory past, occasionally punctuates a scene by turning her feline gaze straight into the camera.
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Anybody who's eaten at that restaurant or has gone to bed with one of its cookbooks will experience occasional flashbacks at King.
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If you're an old-school Nintendo gamer and reading all of this is giving you Metroid flashbacks, you're on the right track.
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Flashbacks of these scenes, along with Christian's season 1 murder, prove Patty didn't feel anguish every time she took a human life.
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She learns what happened when her mom (played by Lily James in flashbacks) met the three men who could be Sophie's father.
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All other story lines, meanwhile, exist somewhere along a continuum of staggered flashbacks: We see Arnold with an early version of Dolores.
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Flashbacks show each couple — the Macduffs, the Banquos, the Macbeths — meeting, falling in love and either starting a family or trying to.
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In season 2, however, flashbacks to Goldberg&aposs past suggest he could actually be none of those and have an attachment disorder.
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So I like the idea of making the flashbacks almost like pieces you're putting together in your mind — hand-held, romantic, impressionistic.
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After Lucy is called in for police questioning regarding Lily's mysterious disappearance, the film revisits their bond in a series of flashbacks.
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In her English elective, as her classmates got lost in flashbacks and extended metaphors, she could follow the plots of American novels.
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This Army officer is a Vietnam vet who suffers from intense flashbacks and is hell-bent on avenging himself on the USSR.
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In one timeline told through flashbacks, Naoufel, a pizza delivery driver, works to change his life after meeting a librarian named Gabrielle.
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The Family juggles all these storylines by splitting its time between the present and sporadic flashbacks to the year Adam went missing.
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It showcases the respective journeys of Marvel's big three heroes — Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor — via flashbacks from previous Marvel movies.
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Like LSD and mushrooms, it could lead to neural network reorganization resulting in foggy headedness and flashbacks after excessive, long-term use.
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Flashbacks are now littered with "#RESIST" graffiti and protest signs; warring factions sneer at each other's "bubbles"; Twitter mobs become actual mobs.
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Let's start with William, who has appeared intermittently in flashbacks and sometimes as a ghost in the episodes since his death last season.
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Though it's never actually discussed, in Vers' flashbacks to her time on Earth as Carol, we see Maria climb into her fighter plane.
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Megan E. O'Keefe intersperses Sandra's recovery with flashbacks of her brother, Biran, as well as her efforts to save a rebel soldier, Thomas.
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"Most of the flashbacks I've had have not been that brutal," he tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview for this week's cover story.
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The Hollywood Reporter notes that the sequel will feature flashbacks, so the kids seen in the first part will likely make another appearance.
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He's shown up in the others in flashbacks or on videotape, but will he here, when the film is literally named after him?
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Stressful events in the present are interrupted by occasional flashbacks to one of the character's pasts — in this case Regina King's Angela Abar.
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This is followed by "Allegory," in which the audience sits in an open square space and turns 360 degrees to see childhood flashbacks.
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The show is littered with traces of Camille's imagination, like scattered words and changed signs, as well as truncated flashbacks triggered by location.
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In flashbacks, she's a fresh-faced undercover cop working to infiltrate a gang in the California desert with her partner, Chris (Sebastian Stan).
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It found that pregnant women did not access health services because they feared reprisals from their traffickers, or because the examinations prompted flashbacks.
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Kate and Rebecca This Is Us can sometimes suffer from not having a great connection between the present day storylines and the flashbacks.
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In this genius scenario, the 'office' is the great outdoors, and the prank itself involves a bear suit that'll give you Revenant flashbacks.
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As crowds intone "The King in the North!" for Jon (prompting traumatic Robb flashbacks for many of us), his success depends on Sansa.
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This failed razor cut bangs tutorial is giving us major flashbacks to the last time we spontaneously decided to cut our own hair.
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The flashbacks and flashforwards only get more intense from there, leaving it pretty hard for fans to keep the Pearson family timeline straight.
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MEDU coordinator Alberto Barbieri said most suffer from depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, which can cause nightmares, flashbacks, insomnia, guilt and isolation.
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As with Lost, frequent flashbacks connect the audience with the characters' pasts, even as they're keeping their baggage to themselves in the present.
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No matter how good the flashbacks are at building characters, it won't matter if what's happening to them in the present feels aimless.
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We experience the men's memories of Doster and a fellow soldier (Scott Haze) who survived, but with massive injuries, via flashbacks and dreams.
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Other moments feel slower, most often in the many flashbacks and flashforwards, but it's not enough to detract from the show's overall appeal.
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Through flashbacks, we see Rebecca light some of Robert's stuff on fire, along with a wedding veil she bought to elope with him.
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Now that we know that Jon Snow is alive, we may finally discover who he really is, via one of Bran's tree flashbacks.
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But now that he's the White House press secretary, and we hardly see him at all, other than in flashbacks to Mellie's campaign.
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We still don't know how the Pearson patriarch passed away, but last week's flashbacks brought some serious grief for This Is Us fans.
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As Cookie watches the shoot, she's once again reminded of how much she loves Lucious, and relives flashbacks of their teenage love affair.
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Eerie flashbacks set the stage for the fourth installment of the Gears of War series, set 25 years after Gears of War 3.
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Even more depressing, the flashbacks to 2015 in which Sophie Giroux (Abigail Hardingham) is shacking up with press officer, Adam Gettrick (Derek Riddell).
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In flashbacks we are whisked to memories of Gyatso treating Aang like a son, and shielding him from his duty as the avatar.
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Hopper has heartbreaking flashbacks to his daughter Sarah, who passed away from cancer, and it doubles his resolve to find and save Will.
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The risk, of course, is if these future bets don't pay off and that's when investors may get flashbacks from the year 2000.
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Yet often flashbacks, panic attacks, and similar negative reactions are tied to seemingly innocuous stimuli that preceded a trauma, not the experience itself.
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Lucious still has difficulty facing his past, and has more sad flashbacks of his mother (Kelly Rowland) and her awful Russian Roulette suicide.
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We have to agree: With her hair in wispy curls, we're getting major flashbacks to playing with Strawberry Shortcake dolls as little kids.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we learn that she used to live with her single mother, who was more like her best friend.
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And there are the flashbacks to the night he was an accessory to the brutal murder of Frank "Buck" Rogers (Andrew Dice Clay).
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On the eve of the Federal Reserve's announcement, some on Wall Street started to get flashbacks to Chairman Jerome Powell's past communication miscues.
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Ultimately Westworld episode 3 has only deepened the show's central mystery, despite all the exposition and flashbacks: Who is behind the hosts' awakening?
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Back at home, in each of the richly-colored rooms of her family's Southern mansion, Camille's flashbacks continue to blur with her reality.
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Full of flashbacks, the episode was a bold departure from the standard format, defying the "predictable" label that's often stuck on this series.
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People on serotonin reuptake inhibitors (which include certain antidepressants) and those with disorders on the psychotic spectrum may be more prone to flashbacks.
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Njoki said he often has flashbacks to that time; sometimes, he recalls being forced to carry buckets of human waste on his head.
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Common symptoms include nightmares, involuntary and intrusive memories of the event, and flashbacks in which you feel as if the event is recurring.
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In flashbacks, "Swear" reveals that Heath has wrestled with guilt over what Rick's group did to the Saviors, attacking them as they slept.
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Bethany Bauman The flashbacks of the hours spent alone in that exam room with him have at times kept me up at night.
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The movie juggles flashbacks to the recent past with several cleverly constructed set pieces in which Zhou meets escape challenges with deadpan ingenuity.
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But we do have another bit of potentially damning information about Ford, being teased out very slowly in the form of Dolores's flashbacks.
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The flashbacks are smoothly integrated with the prison sequences, which visually underscores that these spaces have more in common than it might seem.
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So, too, is the effect of the flashbacks to the murders, which were given their fullest, most harrowing (and best) treatment thus far.
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Still, while this worthy film sidesteps clichés — there are no horrid flashbacks or emotional speeches — its spareness occasionally feels planned rather than spontaneous.
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There are flashbacks, but the painter is evoked mainly through the dialogue of the other characters, as if he were the Maltese Falcon.
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Ebo's story is told in flashbacks, beginning with his later journey across the Mediterranean and then alternating with his earlier trek across Africa.
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It is a coming-of-age story told through flashbacks: Ms. Chang's character recounts her maturation from love-struck student to desperate housewife.
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His reasons emerge piecemeal, relayed in regular flashbacks that create a mosaic-like portrait of a man whose life somehow, somewhere went wrong.
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Synopsis: A firefighter, injured and trapped in a burning building, has flashbacks of his life as he drifts in and out of consciousness.
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In the first episode alone, there&aposs a mad scientist, dramatic flashbacks, treachery, and several suspects with a jumbled alphabet of code names.
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Veterans Stand With Standing Rock, which organized this weekend's rally and other events, has warned veterans they could experience flashbacks to combat experience.
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Of course, there is history, and it's nasty — as we learn from lucent black-and-white flashbacks and Asher's oddly poetic internal monologue.
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Leaming describes her as "self-medicating with vodka, tyrannized by flashbacks and nightmares," and that is precisely the regimen that Larraín's film reveals.
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The movie is constructed as a series of flashbacks from the bedridden author's last days, when he's struggling to complete that final volume.
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Throughout season one, Candace frequently comes up in conversations and is referred to primarily through hallucinations and flashbacks of her time with Joe.
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Post-traumatic stress — the nightmares, flashbacks and anxiety set off by terrifying events — is a defining injury of the global war on terrorism.
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Alex: The comic book is a little easier to follow since Rorschach's investigation ties into a series of disparate storylines, characters, and flashbacks.
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The dog, who gets his own point-of-view shots and flashbacks, has been made violent by a crime boss, Blue (Antonio Banderas).
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The show's signature flashbacks are random and blunt, rarely having anything to do with what's happening elsewhere in the episodes they appear in.
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Frequent flashbacks show them being harshly raised and trained in a dark, many-chambered mansion, giving the show some Harry Potter schoolboy flavor.
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The humor is less broad than usual, the acting more naturalistic, the flashbacks fewer and easier to follow, the family relationships less complicated.
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According to Langford, every time her character is depicted throughout the sophomore season, it's through flashbacks and retellings seen from other people's perspectives.
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But in its second and third seasons, the show expanded its scope to include poignant flashbacks to the Jewish family's complicated, tragic past.
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The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs always started its dialogs with trigger warnings and had people on staff trained to handle PTSD flashbacks.
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This Is Us is just wedding that very basic idea to the storytelling structure of Lost — complete with flashbacks to the characters' pasts.
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Some users of hallucinogens experience Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD), which involves periodic flashbacks to hallucinations long after a trip, Tagliazucchi tells me.
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She, like the audience, doesn't know how she got here save for a few jagged memories that appear as blurry flashbacks in dreams.
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Read on to see what else happened to the bloody pirate, plus how demigod Hercules brought some magic to both flashbacks and present day.
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Still, it's not just their togetherness that's giving us flashbacks to happier times in the North: It's the way they're wearing their hair, too.
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These flashbacks establish that her tendency to lash viciously out at whoever she has the power to hurt is a clear pattern for her.
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Flashbacks to the era before Gilead evoke a time that could've easily been last week, not a memory of a time before the fall.
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We got several more Sasha flashbacks along the way of both Abraham and Maggie, who also lost her love that same day in Glenn.
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Skarsgård will also appear in flashbacks that aren't so pleasant for Kidman's Celeste, like following his death when she imagines him very much alive.
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We learned from birthday-party flashbacks that Kate's childhood best friend, Sophie, had a major crush on Kevin when the Big Three were 10.
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Constant flashbacks of his former life in a hot desert, Middle Eastern country, dressed in fatigues, remind us he has been through some shit.
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Both television shows use extended flashbacks to contrast the lives of their ensemble casts before and after the reality-bending event at their center.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is caused by experiencing or witnessing a terrifying incident, and the symptoms include acute anxiety, flashbacks, and intrusive thoughts.
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The point of all these flashbacks to the pre-Handmaid Days is certainly to show that the regime crept in before it burst in.
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If the marriage between Moore and Ventimiglia's characters grounds the series during the show's frequent flashbacks, so does Beth and Randall's in the present.
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And even if they can't, they could possibly use the real pregnancy in lieu of a fake baby bump for a few more flashbacks.
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It replaces Jackson's female focus with a soapy family drama, leaning heavily on flashbacks and resulting in something like "This Is Us" meets "Lost".
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If you've always wanted to play guitar like Jimi Hendrix but the idea of music lessons gives you high school band flashbacks, don't worry.
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Her subtle skepticism about Kate's singing aspirations sound like the flashbacks we've seen of a young Rebecca (Mandy Moore) facing rejection from record labels.
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Dreamy flashbacks to Maura's mother and grandmother in Weimar Berlin, with their strategic inattention to language, accents and period accuracy, feel vividly like now.
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Clarke was 15 when he starred in those crucial flashbacks when Harry uses Dumbledore's magical Pensieve to peer into a young Professor Snape's memories.
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Or he could stick around in flashbacks and dream sequences, until the midseason finale, when the show really decides to get rid of him.
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Over the next few weeks, she experienced flashbacks, eventually appearing on TV programme Today Tonight (of course) to tell the story of her abduction.
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So, the flashbacks of Alice's life (and death) are much more extended and cohesive than those with Marian, who died a long time ago.
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Flashbacks from Guillam's memory and documents culled from the dusty archives help to replay the events leading to the deaths of Leamas and Gold.
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Considering that I use Hangouts for all my digital missives, that's some major suckage, and it prompts flashbacks to that old Samsung TouchWiz life.
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This episode was planned to be rife with flashbacks to tell us the story of how Megan Hunt (Abigail Spencer) went missing in Iraq.
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The flashbacks become uncanny tableaus you return to obsessively, desperate to restore some humanity to the rotting pile of bones their memories left behind.
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As Camille weakens at the perilous hands of her mother, more and more flashbacks of items she has used to harm herself flood in.
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To explain how she became such a devoted follower of Zobrist's, we are treated to a series of flashbacks to their budding love affair.
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What makes it remarkable, though, is its unshakeable empathy for the victim, played by Laura Dern as an adult and Sophie Nélisse in flashbacks.
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This one involves Mallory (Billie Lourd), the "personal assistant" whom we learn via flashbacks was actually a very talented witch at Miss Robichaux's Academy.
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Tell us this doesn't give you flashbacks of rocking white tights and ruffles galore as your mom dragged you, kicking and screaming, into JCPenney.
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Either way it is nice to see that part of A.D.'s motivation stems back to first season and all of those Halloween flashbacks.
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The classic symptoms are reliving the event (for example, through flashbacks or dreams), and having anxiety around or avoiding situations related to the event.
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It's so crazy reminiscent of Lincoln's death that of course Kane has to point this out, and we get flashbacks to Pike shooting him.
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He meets Rave Curious head on with some flashbacks to the '90s rave culture and plenty of opinions about the global scene of today.
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And her costumes are giving us fashion flashbacks to some of our other favorite pop stars, from Beyoncé to J. Lo to Katy Perry.
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ET/PT to mark the milestone, featuring vintage flashbacks from iconic past episodes to pay tribute to Scott's character on the daytime soap opera.
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He sleeps only for two to three hours, with even these short spells of rest fragmented by panic attacks, vivid nightmares, and upsetting flashbacks.
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As "Polygon" continues, the professor keeps seeing flashbacks to his son's death in "the colonies" during a conflict the military officers keep alluding to.
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As Harvey's outer bands threatened to douse Louisiana over the coming days, Nolan said many New Orleanians were not cowering or paralyzed by flashbacks.
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These symptoms might look like nightmares or flashbacks to the disaster, avoiding reminders of the event or being more worried about events in general.
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There are flashbacks, much is made of Spud's storytelling of the Trainspotting years, and Renton even attempts an updated Choose Life speech for 2017.
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We follow Louise through her grief as she experiences a series of flashbacks throughout the film, about her daughter's early life and their relationship.
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The 2015 Oscar-winner "Spotlight" somehow managed to make investigative journalism seem thrilling, humane and even heroic, without resorting to flashbacks of child abuse.
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It was an afternoon of bright lights, stages, and music that stirred up flashbacks of my days working at MTV News, covering 'traditional' celebrities.
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The sound design is particularly inventive, utilizing the noise of ricocheting bullets and screaming men as transitions from the flashbacks to Claire in Scotland.
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