SciFi TV Rewatch

The last two installments of the Season 2 trilogy/finale leave The Garuda dead, Trick despondent, Dyson in love, Kenzi wounded, and Bo in control as a leader to be feared. However, we just don't know which side she's controlling. Wayne and Dave talk about the unanswered questions heading into Season 3 and make a prediction or two.

Sorry about the audio quality, but we hit the home stretch of Season Two with "Fae-nted Love," "Truth and Consequences," and  "Lachlan's Gambit." Not one but two major players die in service to their clan, and Wayne and Dave discuss the Doctor Who Christmas Special.

The genie and the bottle myth is explored in "Midnight Lamp" as Ryan Lambert comes to Bo's rescue, but it's Wayne's favorite character, The Morrigan, who shows up in "Table For Fae" and leads Kenzi to agree to the proverbial "deal with the devil." We wrap up with "School's Out" and "The Girl Who Fae'd With Fire," the latter providing some much needed background of the noble families.

Tonight's show features "Can't See the Fae-Rest," "Masks," and "Barometz, Tick, Pressure." We finally learn the source of the impending evil, and that Lachlan may not be the bad guy we all thought he was. Despite the fact that Bo's being pushed to the front line in the coming war, she's still unlucky in love though others around her have been striking gold.

Well, we made it, and with time to spare even managed to sneak in a little Revolution talk as our favorite new non-SyFy show goes into radio silence for several months . We're not sure from where it originated, but Bo displays a new found power as she sucks the chi out of an entire room. A rusty nail holds the key to Nadia's revival, and even Lost Girl can't stay zombie-free.  "Fae Gone Wild," "Death Doesn't Become Him," "Original Skin," and "Raging Fae" make up the bulk of tonight's show. The most important revelation, however, may be the Nain Rouge's contacting Bo during the calm before the storm.

Bo and Kenzi immerse themselves in the dark fae world as a mural artist appears to be setting up various members of the dark fae community. Power, control, paranoia, and uneasy alliances generate much of the action in an episode rich with our favorite characters. Danielle joins us in the studio for a discussion of the compelling, yet highly disturbing pilot of American Horror Story. And finally, please excuse the static lasting about five minutes during the Lost Girl discussion. I have no idea where it originated.

Through a series of flashbacks in this Dyson centric episode, we learn about the people and events that helped shape the wolf he is today. Dyson has his wolf back, Bo secures an unusual WMD, and Dr. Lauren bakes goodies so tasty even Kenzi can look the other way at the sparks beginning to fly between Bo and her doctor.

After a night of intense drinking, Kenzi invokes Baba Yaga to place a curse on Dyson despite Bo's pleas to the contrary. Dave and Wayne agree that this is not one of the strongest episodes, but it does contain some highlights.  The Doctor tops the list of male scifi/fantasy heroes as the guys return after a two week Hurricane Sandy interruption.