Episode Pair Links
In each pair of episodes in Two Twisted, there is a link between them (Like an object or a name that's in both episode). Here are the links in each pair of episodes:
- There's Something About Kyanna & Finding Frank
- Mid way into the first episode, the camera moves over a book titled Trespassers.
- About the same way through the second episode, the main character Frank, looks at a picture. Behind it is the same book, Trespassers.
- Call Back & Heart Attack
- Toward the end of the first episode, an ambulance blocks the road as it tends to a fallen bicyclist.
- In the second, the lead male suffers a heart attack while on his bike, the same model seen in the previous episode.
- Von Stauffenberg's Stamp & A Date With Doctor D
- In the middle of the first episode, an offer was made to buy the barbershop.
- In the second, Rolly broke a coffee cup that had underneath it a corporate proposal to buy the barbershop in the first episode.
- Soft Boiled Luck & Arkham's Curios and Wonders
- Near the start of the first episode, a red cube puzzle is used as "a cognitive test for the shrinks, part of the psych report".
- In the second, the puzzle is seen in Vincent's bedroom, on a shelf, beside a plasma ball. The puzzle is never shown in clear focus during the episode, but is seen in the "Rik Bitta" segment for the week.
- A Flash Exclusive & Delivery Man
- Man and Van which visits the first woman to deliver groceries are the same ones in the next episode.
- Jailbreak & Saviour
- In the start of the first episode, the doctor is stitching up a man as Jenkins walks in.
- This same man is the immortal man in the second episode.
- Love Crimes & Grand Final
- In the start of the episode, Vince Colosimo's character sees a note on the fridge from 'Mason', stating that he will be late at basketball training.
- In the second episode, Dan's friend is called Mase (obviously short for Mason), and plays basketball, so it's the same boy.
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