Our Lost Girl obsession is going strong! If you’re just now diving into the show, be sure to check out all of Kiersten Krum’s recaps, from Season 1 up to the most recent Season 2 episode aired on SyFy (episode 1, episode 2, episode 3, episode 4). All caught up? Good. And now, on to part 1 of the recap for last night’s episode, 2.05, “BrotherFae of the Wolves”—part 2 will be posted tomorrow!

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It’s a beautiful day in FaeVille! The sun is kinda shining, the air is sort of clear, and our dynamic Trio are out on location! Dyson, in a white shirt and blue jeans, and his long-legged stride is walking down a random sidewalk. Bo and Kenzi, in their standard all black, are nearly double-timed walking half a pace behind him. Dyson glances at them over his shoulder and ruefully asks what they want. “Goosebump alert!” Kenzi says wondering how he knew they wanted anything from him. Dyson: “You two never shut up so either you’re schemin’ or it’s my lucky day. Thing is, I’m not that lucky. So…what?”

[Cheer up, Dyson—you’re about to make the fangirls feel very lucky...]

Our Lost Girl obsession is going strong! If you’re just now diving into the show, be sure to check out all of Kiersten Krum’s recaps, including those for the last few episodes of Season 1 (episode 11, episode 12, and episode 13) and the start of Season 2 (episode 1, episode 2, and episode 3). All caught up? Good. And now, on to the recap for last night’s episode, 2.04, “Mirror, Mirror.”

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At The Dal (drink!), Dyson is all up close and cozy with one of the waitresses, his smile and charm working overtime as he and Hale hold court at the pool table, unaware that Bo and Kenzi are at the bar, providing commentary. Trick, eying them warily, keeps the drinks flowing for the women and, wisely, his mouth shut. His expressions throughout this entire exchange, however, are absolutely priceless.

The waitress leans into Dyson even more, which I didn’t think was possible, and fingers his vest. “Oh my God, Dyson, I la-hove your pelt,” Kenzi mocks. Bo: “Maybe she’ll turn him into a coat.” “Maybe he’ll give her rabies!” Kenzi offers with an eyebrow waggle. “Huh? Wouldn’t that be awesome?” Bo: “I need another drink. No maybe about it.”

[What kind of day has it been...]

Our Lost Girl obsession is going strong! If you’re just now diving into the show, be sure to check out all of Kiersten Krum’s recaps, including those for the last few episodes of Season 1 (episode 11, episode 12, and episode 13) and the start of Season 2 (episode 1 and episode 2). All caught up? Good. And now, on to the recap for last night’s episode, 2.03, “Scream a Little Dream.”

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At Hilton Hovel (drink!), Kenzi is cleaning. Yep, you read that right. Behind her is a stack of about 15 pizza boxes, not all of them empty. The broom, unaccustomed to such vigorous use, fights back, shoving a splinter in her finger. As she screams with pain and frustration, Bo comes running in from the back, sword in one hand, throwing ax in the other, frantically asking what’s wrong. Kenzi throws the broom, knocking the pizza boxes over as she complains that it bit her. “Really,” Bo notes more calmly. “Big talker who survives basilisk poisoning gets TKOd by a broom?” Kenzi: “Oh, like you’ve never been suckered by a big shaft of wood?” Bo objects “hey!” and Kenzi apologies, but adds that Bo is freaking her out. “We should be out there dusting bad guys not actually dusting!” Bo: “I am just trying to scrub away...” she pauses, then sucks it up and points an imperious finger at Kenzi, “the wolf who shall not be named!”

[You know you’re in the dog house when...]

Our Lost Girl obsession is going strong! If you’re just now diving into the show, be sure to check out all of Kiersten Krum’s recaps, including those for the last few episodes of Season 1 (episode 11, episode 12, and episode 13), plus the Season 2 premiere, “Something Wicked This Fae Comes.” All caught up? Good. And now, on to the recap for last night’s episode, 3.02, “I Fought the Fae (and the Fae Won).”

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At Hilton Hovel (drink!) Hale is sitting in the kitchen while Kenzi lines up supplies: vodka, ice cream, animal tranq dart. “OK. We’re ready,” she says as Hale examines the dart and wonders if Kenzi might be overreacting just a little bit. “Hey. It’s called being prepared. Last time Dyson dumped Bo’s ass, a car got smashed, three furies died, and a dude’s head got cut off.” She hands the tray to Hale. “And that was when they were just bang buddies!”  As he follows in her wake, Hale admits Kenzi has a point. What he doesn’t get is why he has to be a part of this. “Because your boy started this. Sidekick solidarity. Check your contract!”

[If you can’t count on your fellow sidekick, who can you count on?...]

Our Lost Girl obsession is going strong! If you’re just now diving into the show, be sure to check out all of Kiersten Krum’s recaps, including those for the last few episodes of Season 1: episode 11, episode 12, and episode 13. All caught up? Good. And now, on to the recap of the Season 2 premiere, “Something Wicked This Fae Comes.” Enjoy!

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It’s the middle of the night, and Bo and Hale are creeping their way down a drainage pipe, armed with flashlights and what look like Nerf shooters, but are probably some big ass fae guns. “Here little underfae monster thingie,” Bo calls. She asks Hale to remind her why she gave up her Friday night to help him track these things and he notes that allowing “our less evolved fae brethren” loose on the city is a bad thing. “Not to mention your mom is the one who went all Vigilante Barbie (ha!), and bombed the Ash and the elders.” Bo wonders what that has to do with anything and Hale expositions that it’s Aoife’s fault The Ash is on life support, the elders are dead, and all their weird and horrible pets now “running all free and feral.” So basically she’s paying for her mother’s sins—again. Bo: “So we’re the fae SPCA—yay!”

She snits that it should really be Dyson helping Hale out, and Hale sighs and says how he hasn’t heard from the wolf boy in three weeks, same as Bo.  He wonders again what happened between Bo and Dyson and she insists it was nothing to make him go AWOL without a word.

[Come back, Dyson!...]

Can’t get enough of SyFy’s new show Lost Girl? Neither can we, so we’ve begun a weekly recap. Don’t miss any of Kiersten Krum’s episode reviews: episode 4, episode 5, episode 6, episode 7, episode 8, episode 9, episode 10, episode 11, and episode 12.

At Hilton Hovel (drink!), Dyson and Bo are in bed making love. Dyson brokenly apologizes again for what happened with Aoife in (Dis)Members, but Bo brushes it off, claiming that it’s over. “Just promise never to scare me like that again.” Dyson is puzzled. “You forgive me? For everything?” She smiles and they kiss and switch positions so Bo is on top, but when she raises herself up, it’s suddenly Aoife straddling him. “Course I do, lovah,” she says. Dyson screams as Aoife goes bug-eyed and starts to suck him down…

Dyson wakes up yelling still in Bo’s bed. Bo is sitting next to him on the edge of the bed munching something while keeping watch. She immediately calms him down. With effort, he shakes off the nightmare. “Oh God, the last thing I remember is—” Bo: “Saskia riding you like a theme park attraction while draining your chi to death?” Dyson’s face is a picture of guilt and misery, all I didn’t dream that too? “Least that’s the part I walked in on,” Bo tags on, less flippantly as though repeating what happened reminded her how bad it was to see. “Seemed pretty athletic.”

[That’s one way of looking at it!...]

Can’t get enough of SyFy’s new show Lost Girl? Neither can we, so we’ve begun a weekly recap. Don’t miss any of Kiersten Krum’s episode reviews: episode 4, episode 5, episode 6, episode 7, episode 8, episode 9, episode 10, and episode 11.

And now, on to the recap of episode 12, “(Dis)Membership"...

We begin at The Dal (drink!) where Hale and Dyson are pouring over a map as Hale points out where a whole bunch of rifle action will be. “Well, I will be way over here, Papa Bear,” quips Dyson as Bo and Kenzi enter the bar behind him. “So you don’t have to worry about my ass.”

“And may I say for the record,” Bo says, wrapping her arms around Dyson, “what an ass!” He grins down at her. “Hello, beautiful.” I am a little giddy, I won’t lie. Behind Bo, Kenzi rolls her eyes at Hale and sneers.  Bo wonders if they’re planning a raid on some moonshiners, and Dyson explains that he scored himself a long weekend and is going bear hunting. “Orange vest, rifles, and beer coolers?” Bo says. “Sign me the hell up.” Dyson: “That ain’t the way I hunt, babe.” They make happy, lovey dovey eyes at each other, and it’s so disgustingly cute, and I don’t care ’cause I eat it up like a double cookie dough ice cream hot fudge sundae with extra whip cream. Seriously, I even caught myself smiling. It was very weird.

[Weird in the very best way, of course...]

Can’t get enough of SyFy’s new show Lost Girl? Neither can we, so we’ve begun a weekly recap. Don’t miss any of Kiersten Krum’s episode reviews: episode 4, episode 5, episode 6, episode 7, episode 8, episode 9, and episode 10.

And now, on to the recap of episode 11, “Faetal Justice"...

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We open on a Goth club scene. There’s a skull tapestry decorating the back wall. Smoke fills the room, pierced by the flashing neon floodlights. The camera pans back from a woman doing acrobatics in a spinning metal circle that dangles from the ceiling. Apparently, Cirque du Soleil now does the club scene. Hey, if they’re gonna play The Oscars…

Dyson is in Vex’s club. That sentence alone instantly confirms this episode is going to kick ass 12 ways to Sunday. He is “interviewing” a burly black man who is wearing a red cap and it is not going well. “You’re in the wrong place,” Red Cap snarls, “and you’re making the wrong conversation.” He turns away but Dyson grabs his bulky arm. “I’m not done with you,” Dyson growls, and the wolf seems unusually close to the surface, especially for someone as emotionally restrained as Dyson. Looks like somebody is out swinging his big, manly night stick all over the place. Red Cap reminds Dyson of how it ended the last time they danced. “Do you think it’s going to turn out any better if we play again?”

[I’m ready to find out, how ’bout you?...]

Can’t get enough of SyFy’s new show Lost Girl? Neither can we, so we’ve begun a weekly recap. Don’t miss any of Kiersten Krum’s episode reviews: episode 4, episode 5, episode 6, episode 7, episode 8, and episode 9.

And now, on to the recap of episode 10, “The Mourning After”...

Our opening shot is of the bottom half of a table festooned with a smorgasbord of makeup products and as the camera pans up to the table, makeup gives way to a buffet of daggers, swords, lances, and some other medieval blade weapons I’m not sure I could identify without a host of Wikipedia listings. We see that Bo’s weapon trunks opened and empty and nearby, a tattered mannequin bust tattooed with a graffiti heart with the word “Love” at the center. Immediately, one of those shiny, shiny daggers comes flying through the air to puncture the heart.

[Gee, what could that imagery be trying to tell us?...]

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And now, on to the recap of episode 9, “Fae Day”...

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We begin with a shot of Bo, her face bisected by the blade of the sword she’s holding. Switch to a long shot of her in profile holding a perfect lunge with the katana extended. She slowly moves through a series of impressive slashes, thrusts, parries, and spins, which beg the question as to from where she suddenly developed serious martial arts skillz, but whatever.  With each move her faces becomes more angry until she’s gritting her teeth and she spins and hi-yas herself right into Kenzi’s sunglass-covered face. “Pre-dawn calisthenics,” Kenzi observes. “Awesome.” Bo apologizes and claims insomnia but refuses to talk about it. Kenzi: “Right so the not-being-able-to-save-Luanne-Vex-having-information-about-your-mother thing…” Bo: “Never happened.”

[What happens in “Vexed,” stays in “Vexed”?...]

Can’t get enough of SyFy’s new show Lost Girl? Neither can we, so we’ve begun a weekly recap. Don’t miss Heather Waters’s thoughts on episodes 1-3 or Kiersten Krum’s recaps of episode 4, episode 5, episode 6, and episode 7.

And now, on to the recap of episode 8, “Vexed”...

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We open with a bang as an industrial elevator begins its slow rise to the dirty, driving rock beat of “Sour Candy” by The Kills. Oh, shout when you wanna get off the ride. In the darkened lift, Bo is in shadowed profile and as the elevator rises, the camera pans down her belted micro skirt and bare legs to some fabulous stiletto shoes ending on the blood that’s dripping from her arm to form pools on the floor.

Quick cut to Dyson in a loft apartment, stripped to the waist and bouncing on bare feet as he hits the crap out of a heavy bag and all the air in my lungs whooshes out of my chest (few things IMO are as hot as a bare-chested, barefoot man in jeans and that’s before he starts hitting things. Hoo. Shah.)

[What a way to start an episode, too!...]

Can’t get enough of SyFy’s new show Lost Girl? Neither can we, so we’ve begun a weekly recap. Don’t miss Heather Waters’s thoughts on episodes 1-3 or Kiersten Krum’s recaps of episode 4 and episode 5.

And now, on to the recap of episode 6, “Food for Thought”...

Bo can’t decide what to wear. Oh, the horror. She holds up one slinky dress after the other, examining how they look in the floor length mirror every Hilton Hovel should have. Kenzi enters her bedroom and wonders if they have plans. Bo says that she has a doctor’s appointment tonight. Kenzi: “In a push-up bra and sexy boots at this hour?” Bo explains that the appointment is with Doctor Lauren, and as I roll my eyes, Bo wonders about the merits of her latest dress choice. “Needs more boobooly,” Kenzi decides. “Gotta let the girls breathe.” Boy. Howdy.

Kenzi wonders what kind of a test it is, like a sex test grading Bo’s luscious curves. It’s a succubus mid-term, Bo explains. Doctor Lauren is taking her out on the town tonight to see how Bo does controlling herself amongst the livestock. Kenzi wonders if that’s all it is, because she sensing date vibes and knowing how Bo likes the ladies…Bo insists it’s definitely, definitely not a date. She’s just hates tests and needs to chill a little. No disasters on the menu tonight, it’s just drinks and dinner. What could possibly go wrong with that?

[One can only imagine...]

Can’t get enough of SyFy’s new show Lost Girl? Neither can we, so we’ve begun a weekly recap. Don’t miss Heather Waters’s thoughts on episodes 1-3 or Kiersten Krum’s recap of last week’s episode 4.

And now, on to the recap of episode 5, “Dead Lucky”...

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Picking right up on their Friends with Benefits agreement, Dyson and Bo are getting busy all over Dyson’s cop shop. “So Dyson, you’re not afraid of any of your co-workers walking in on us?” Bo asks. Dyson: “Gotta love statutory holidays,” with a laugh so wickedly infectious that my pants actually pop open in response. He picks Bo up and they move to his desk where Bo rips his shirt off and Hot Tattoo Alert!!!!!

Post facto, Bo thanks Officer Dyson for responding to her healing emergency. Dyson, sadly putting his shirt back on but not before flashing his Adonis belt, notes he didn’t see a scratch on her.  “What can I say?” asks Bo. “I was hungry,” and wonders what she has to do to get breakfast. Dyson backpedals, wondering if breakfast is too relationship-y (Fae forbid).

[The 5 simple rules for a Succubus-Werewolf relationship are...]

In light of the response to our first two Lost Girl posts, we’ve decided to offer more regular coverage of the show, starting with a recap of tonight’s episode, 1.04, titled “Faetal Attraction.”

So let’s not waste any more time, shall we? Take it away, Kiersten:

We open on a car driving slowly up the road towards a farm. Bo and Kenzi come running out from a shed and Dyson leaps out of the car, sheltering them behind the open door just as said shed blows up. Burned skulls fly through the air, pinging off the car. “What the hell just happened?” Dyson asks, holding up a skull, and I swear I thought his next words would be “Alas, poor Yorick.”

They weren’t.

Rewind 24 hours. Dyson’s rejection has left Bo depressed. As a succubus, she’s never faced rejection before and has no idea how to handle her feelings. No worries; Kenzi’s on it. First they bust up junk-yard cards, then they wallow, complete with Kenzi’s official break up mix, and they top off the action with “girls on the town we’re gonna burn this baby to the ground.” Bo vetoes step #3 as drinking=losing control=someone gets dead. Kenzi: “Yeah, but what a way to go!”

[What are friends for?...]