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In a bizarre coincidence, two TV shows used their 10 o'clock timeslot to introduce the world to some disturbing dolls.

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Both The River and White Collar featured plotlines that gave some porcelain face time and reinvigorated my childhood fears of those plastic people.

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According to Jeff Eastin, White Collar creator, the doll that Elizabeth's parents gave her actually "belonged to our co-producer. She had it as a child. It's a Keane, called 'Little Miss No Name.'" And here I thought we weren't supposed to talk about things that shall not be named?

What's Next on The River?

While that one was unsettling, I think that The River took the cake when it came to toddler trauma because it not only featured one of the year's best scares -- tell me you didn't jump when that freakin' doll's head craned up to reveal a monkey face! -- but an entire tree covered in discarded dolls.

Although if that was me, I would have kicked those Cabbage Patch Kids to the curb too!

Which dolls did you find more disturbing?