From Rob Salem of the Toronto Star:
Sunday, December 12 at 9pm ET/PT
Bo finally learns the truth about her mother and that the people closest to her have been keeping secrets about her past. Without knowing who to trust, Bo decides to track down her mother on her own in an effort to uncover the truth about her origins once and for all. While everyone else frantically searches for Bo, Dyson visits an ancient Norn, a wish-granting, tree-dwelling crone. To protect the woman he loves, he makes a sacrifice that may forever change his relationship with Bo. Paths cross in a final face-off between mother and daughter that forces Bo to choose whose life will be spared and whose will not.
From the Toronto Sun:
Episode 19: Listen or download here or subscribe via iTunes or with any other program via the TV, Eh? feed
[EDIT: My webhost Hostpapa completely sucks and thinks 6 kb/sec is an acceptable download speed so it’s also here on Posterous.]
Our guest this week is Chris Leavins of Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (as well as Cute With Chris, Traders, Slings & Arrows, etc.) who talks about playing the guidance counsellor from hell, his favourite Canadian television the limitations of making a web series about cute cats, and so much more.
But first Anthony and Diane rant, of course, about the Geminis foreign content, Canadians’ wacky list of 25 favourite shows, the excrement that is Lake Shore, and the difficulty of cutting the cable cord in Canada. Oh and Lost Girl was renewed, but we’re happy about that.
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From a media release:
SHOWCASE KEEPS THE FAE: LOST GIRL GETS SECOND SEASON RENEWAL
Showcase is pleased to announce the second season pick up of the channel’s number one series, Lost Girl. The supernatural Canadian drama is set to begin production this spring and will hit the airwaves in Fall 2011.
Since its smashing debut to almost 700,000 (2+) Canadians in September 2010, Lost Girl continues to be a stellar performer for Showcase, as it continues to attract over 700,000 viewers weekly. The series currently ranks as the number one series on the channel for Adults 25-54, bringing in close to 400,000 viewers (A 25-54) each week. It also currently ranks as the number one scripted series for Adults 25-54 across all specialty channels.
Season one of Lost Girl introduced viewers to Bo (Anna Silk: Being Erica; Billable Hours), a girl who learns she is a succubus, a creature from the world of Fae, who live among humans. Bo refuses to choose an allegiance to either the Dark or Light Fae clans. Her independence proves problematic for both sides, threatening to topple an age old system. She embarks on a personal mission to unlock the secrets of her origin.
Season two will challenge Bo’s resolve to stay free and force her to question her own morals and beliefs. While Bo grows stronger and learns more about who she really is, relationships will be tested, passions will ignite, but answers will not come easily. Throughout it all, Bo will remain true to herself, loyal to those she trusts and continue to forge a path of her own in a dangerous world. Ksenia Solo (Life Unexpected; Renegadepress.com ) will return as Bo’s human confidante Kenzi and Kris Holden-Reid (Ben Hur, The Bridge; The Tudors) as homicide detective Dyson.
Lost Girl was developed by Prodigy Pictures, in association with Shaw Media and Showcase.
