SciFi TV Rewatch

Changes are afoot for Faetalists as the guys begin implementing tweaks to the podcast. At its core though, the show remains the same as Lost Girl completes its five season run. We'll continue our run of James Cameron's Dark Angel before moving on to the next show, but the actual structure of the new podcast is still somewhat in flux. Look for a Facebook group soon, and for the time being, since the term "fae" referring to a mystical or legendary humanoid beings predates Lost Girl, we'll keep the name "faetalists".

As we return to our look at James Cameron's Dark Angel, Max is hunted by Red Series super soldiers intent on using her to correct their own inherent design flaws. Much to Max's dismay, Kendra's involved with Walter, and Original Cindy leaves Jam Pony for greener pastures. But it's Logan's improvement that highlights the episode as Max's Manticore blood seems to be regenerating his damaged nerves.

As we enter the long, dark vacuum that is the Season 5 hiatus, we have more questions than answers, but isn't that what all good serial dramas present their viewers? Who wants what? Why end the world? Who will save the day? Bo? Hades? Zeus? Lauren? Tamsin? Maybe Trick can look up something in his book of secrets. Lost Girl Reddit Poll; Who are you rooting for?

The Ancients host a party in Bo's honor, but there's more to the story than meets the eye. Who's telling the truth in this potentially catastrophic tale remains uncertain, but the fact that we finally see Bo's father makes this a win of sorts. Two have gone down; will either survive? 

Zeus rains down destruction on the city, and now Bo and the crew must learn why and try to stop him from doing further damage. We learn The Ancients are actually the Greek gods and goddesses we learned about in school, but the question remains as to how Bo fits into the grand scheme of things. And while we could see it coming, watching Bo break Tamsin's heart reminded us of Hale's death scene with Kenzi kneeling over his dead body.

Bo and Tamsin go undercover as a cheerleader and cheerleading coach to investigate the mysterious death of a top football player. When the quarterback turns out to be a descendant of Hercules, the questions mount, and though Mark's relationship with Dyson seems to be improving, no one other than Bo understands the coming storm. Season 2 Teaser

The fae cult story arc moves forward as three oracles, including Bo's acquaintance Cassie, gouge out their own eyes apparently influenced by the mysterious Heratio55. A lucky cat given to Bo as a birthday gift by Tamsin and Lauren proves to be anything but, and Dyson's son continues down a path that will ultimately bring an ass kicking at the hands of his dad.

We've spent so much time speculating about Bo's origin story that no one saw that the young stranger Mark would turn out to be Dyson's son. Three story lines appear in this episode, each of which has explosive potential. How long will Evony remain human? Are the ritual murders related to Hades? Will Dyson find out that Bo might not make a good big sister after all?

As  Lauren tries to become physically stronger now that she's a target, Bo suffers an unexplained weakness and total loss of her sex drive. She's stated her reluctance at being named the Chosen One, but this episode provides a nice parallel as Japanese fae family comes to blows over who's to ascend as the Exalted One. Some nice interaction between Dyson and Tamsin and Tamsin and Lauren.

While Bo knew her father tended toward the dark side, we were all surprised and somewhat shocked to find out she's the daughter of the god of the Underworld, Hades. Her step-mother Persephone helps Bo escape, but the events that transpire above ground upon her return, prove to be the most heart wrenching of all.