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Please note that our coverage of
Lost Girl is incomplete. We never quite finished the early seasons and then we lost heart at "Dark Horse."
Lost Girl (2010-2016) follows the adventures of a succubus named Bo (Anna Silk) and her human best friend Kenzi (Ksenia Solo) as they try to make a living as private investigators working for both humans and "fae," which is the show's term for all supernatural beings -- of which there are many. Sexy, funny and intriguing,
Lost Girl never takes itself too seriously, but it's always entertaining.
Season One
1.1
It's a Fae, Fae, Fae, Fae World
1.2
Where There's a Will, There's a Fae
1.3
Oh Kappa, My Kappa
1.4
Faetal Attraction
1.5
Dead Lucky
1.6
Food For Thought
1.7 ArachnoFaebia
1.8 Vexed
1.9 Fae Day
1.10 The Mourning After
1.11 Faetal Justice
1.12 (Dis)Members Only
1.13 Blood Lines
Season Two
2.1 Something Wicked This Fae Comes
2.2 I Fought the Fae (and the Fae Won)
2.3 Scream a Little Dream
2.4 Mirror, Mirror
2.5 BrotherFae of the Wolves
2.6 It's Better to Burn Out Than Fae Away
2.7 Fae Gone Wild
2.8 Death Didn't Become Him
2.9 Original Skin
2.10 Raging Fae
2.11 Can't See the Fae-Rest
2.12 Masks
2.13 Barometz. Trick. Pressure
2.14 Midnight Lamp
2.15 Table for Fae
2.16 School's Out
2.17 The Girl Who Fae'd With Fire
2.18
Fae-nted Love
2.19
Truth and Consequences
2.20
Lachlan's Gambit
2.21
Into the Dark
2.22
Flesh and Blood
Season Three
3.1
Caged Fae
3.2
SubterrFaenean
3.3
Confaegion
3.4
Fae-de to Black
3.5
Faes Wide Shut
3.6
The Kenzi Scale
3.7
There's Bo Place Like Home
3.8
Fae-ge Against the Machine
3.9
Ceremony
3.10
Delinquents
3.11
Adventures in Fae-bysitting
3.12
Hail, Hale
3.13
Those Who Wander
Season Four
4.1
In Memoriam
4.2
Sleeping Beauty School
4.3
Lovers. Apart
4.4
Turn to Stone
4.5
Let the Dark Times Roll
4.6
Of All the Gin Joints
4.7
La Fae Époque
4.8
Groundhog Fae
4.9
Destiny's Child
4.10
Waves
4.11
End of a Line
4.12
Origin
4.13
Dark Horse
Season Five
5.1 Like Hell, Part 1
5.2 Like Hell, Part 2
5.3 Big in Japan
5.4 When God Opens a Window
5.5 It's Your Lucky Fae
5.6 Clear Eyes, Fae Hearts
5.7 Here Comes the Night
5.8 End of Faes
5.9 44 Minutes to Save the World
5.10 Like Father, Like Daughter
5.11 Sweet Valkyrie High
5.12 Judgement Fae
5.13 Family Portrait
5.14 Follow the Yellow Trick Road
5.15 Let Them Burn
5.16 Rise
Cast
Anna Silk (Bo)
Kris Holden-Ried (Dyson)
Ksenia Solo (Kenzi)
Richard Howland (Trick)
Zoie Palmer (Lauren)
K.C. Collins (Hale)
Rachel Skarsten (Tamsin)
“Chuck, beautiful women have a lot of baggage. You should be happy Walker’s just a suitcase.”
After a relatively mythology-lite first six episodes, Warehouse 13 brought the elusive H.G. Wells and her mysterious agenda back in full force for the back half of the season. The question now is, was she worth the wait?
After a cold open that briefly left me wondering if the writers decided to gloss over all those pesky cliffhangers from ‘Incursion,’ the Stargate: Universe Season 2 premiere delivered a plot-heavy, fairly intense tale that threw us right back into the action and moved things forward in some interesting new directions.
“We’re no longer ordinary. But after everything, we are a family.” 
Sue: "It's a Britney Spears sex riot!"
Rita: "I felt up in the air, the way things ended. Like we never said a proper goodbye."
Harmony: "I've been doing my homework. Reading books and stuff."
“You can’t just keep running.” 
Dean: "Am I the only one here that thinks that this can't all just be fine?"
Lois: "I'm the last one to know."
“Isn’t killing cute, defenseless animals the first step in becoming a serial killer?”
"I've never had balls in my mouth. Have you?" - Sam
“I can’t believe how fast they rebuilt it.” 
When Moya’s crew attempts to scavenge the derelict Zelbinion --- a legendary Peacekeeper ship that went missing in battle over 100 cycles ago --- they are surprised to find a support tech from Crais’s command carrier hiding on board. Soon after, a dangerous scavenger race returns to claim the Zelbinion’s defense shield, and Zhaan and D’Argo must stall for time while Crichton, Aeryn, and Gilina (the young tech) work to restore the shield to protect Moya. Meanwhile, Rygel confronts demons from his time spent being tortured aboard the Zelbinion.
"They saved us."
CBS’s latest cop procedural is ... well, a CBS cop procedural sans forensics and flashbacks. Hawaii Five-0 reboots the classic ‘70s cop show (1968-1980), adds the occasional bit of grit and personal angst to the tropical paradise setting, and ends up with a show that fits perfectly into the CBS stable of crime shows.
“You can’t be half a gangster. Not anymore.”
“Talk about a town where history repeats itself.” 
I’m new to Eureka. From the promos, I’d always thought the series looked like great, quirky fun, but it just didn’t intrigue me enough to add it to my summer viewing schedule. This year, however, the addition of James Callis and the promise of a time travel story resulting in big changes proved too alluring to resist, and I decided to give the show a whirl. I’m very glad I did, because Eureka turned out to be the summer show I most looked forward to every week. 
After a bout of Luxan hyper-rage sends D’Argo down to a nearby planet, the crew is surprised to find he’s gone native and become uncharacteristically happy as a field laborer. Crichton and Zhaan stay to figure out what’s happened to him, and Aeryn returns to Moya with Rygel following an apparent assassination attempt on the dominar. Zhaan soon falls under the planet’s spell, while Crichton learns that the root they eat on the planet causes everyone to seriously mellow out and become highly susceptible to suggestion, which is why they always think it is the final day of the work cycle. Meanwhile, Aeryn discovers the attack on Rygel was caused by his body fluids turning explosive, and with Pilot’s help she must determine how to save him.
Bill: "Sookie, stay here. Pam will protect you."
Here's this week's installment of subject-oriented Buffy quotes. This time, the topic is religion. Always a touchy subject, but some of my absolute favorite Buffy quotes are about religion, gods, vampires at the Crucifixion, bad home perms, and so on. This particular installment contains several of my absolute all-time favorites. They're in italics and blue.
“Kiss me, or kill me, Damon. We both know you’re only capable of one.”
After Moya rescues two escapees from a sub-atomically disintegrating ship, D’Argo plays gracious host to the secretive new guests while Crichton plays Billy Pilgrim (or Desmond Hume, if you prefer) in an increasingly disastrous series of future flashes.
Spock: "Pain is a thing of the mind. The mind can be controlled."
In honor of the strange and unknown-outside-the-United-States Labor Day (tomorrow), this week's theme is holidays. Okay, mostly it's an excuse to post a lot of quotes from my favorite Thanksgiving episode of all time, "Pangs". Buffy the Vampire Slayer also gave us quite possibly the best Valentine's Day episode of all time as well ("Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered"), and two exceptional Halloween episodes ("Halloween" and "Fear, Itself"). Who's a little fear demon?
