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A Sexy, fun and incredibly addictive, Michelle Lovretta’s Lost Girl follows the journey of a succubus named Bo Dennis (Anna Silk, Ghost Whisperer, Being Erica), as she struggles to familiarize herself with her new found abilities, learn to control them in order to help those in need and discover the truth about her origins. She grew up in an adoptive human family, unaware she’s part of a supernatural race called “Fae”. Bo has the power to steal people’s energy with a kiss, to bewitch anyone with just a mere touch and to feed from sexual energy. After saving a feisty teenager named Kenzi (Ksenia Solo, Life Unexpected, Nikita) from a creepy date rapist, they quickly become friends. Indignant at his attitude, the Fae elders ask Bo to choose a side… “Light” or “Dark”. Rebel by nature, she declares herself neutral, deciding to team up with Kenzi.
Along the way, the girls get themselves noticed by Dyson (Kris Holden-Ried, The Tudors, The Listener) and Hale (K.C. Collins, Blue Murder, Flashpoint), two detectives who also posses supernatural abilities. A member of the Light Fae, Dyson is a several hundred years old wolf-shifter, who has an acute sense of smell and is very knowledgeable about Fae politics. The son of the leader of Clan Zamora, one of the three most powerful Light Fae families, Hale is a siren, who has the power to pacify, control and kill both humans and Fae and cure pain and heal wounds by whistling. A human dominated by the Ash, the leader of the Light Fae, Lauren Lewis (Zoie Palmer, The Guard, Call Me Fitz) serves as a doctor and scientist for the supernatural community. A very powerful blood sage who can change fate, Fitzpatrick “Trick” McCorrigan (Rick Howland, Murdoch Mysteries, Sanctuary) is the owner and bartender of The Dal Riata, the only Fae pub in town, which happens to be neutral ground where Dark and Light Fae coexist.
Lost Girl bewitches its viewers with a mild snarkiness and plenty of sensuality.
Along the way, the girls get themselves noticed by Dyson (Kris Holden-Ried, The Tudors, The Listener) and Hale (K.C. Collins, Blue Murder, Flashpoint), two detectives who also posses supernatural abilities. A member of the Light Fae, Dyson is a several hundred years old wolf-shifter, who has an acute sense of smell and is very knowledgeable about Fae politics. The son of the leader of Clan Zamora, one of the three most powerful Light Fae families, Hale is a siren, who has the power to pacify, control and kill both humans and Fae and cure pain and heal wounds by whistling. A human dominated by the Ash, the leader of the Light Fae, Lauren Lewis (Zoie Palmer, The Guard, Call Me Fitz) serves as a doctor and scientist for the supernatural community. A very powerful blood sage who can change fate, Fitzpatrick “Trick” McCorrigan (Rick Howland, Murdoch Mysteries, Sanctuary) is the owner and bartender of The Dal Riata, the only Fae pub in town, which happens to be neutral ground where Dark and Light Fae coexist.
Lost Girl bewitches its viewers with a mild snarkiness and plenty of sensuality.