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Reviews: Lost Girl “Food for Thought”

October 27, 2010 Diane Wild

From Ingrid Diaz:

Bo/Lauren Ã¢â‚¬â€œ Lost Girl Ã¢â‚¬Å“Food for ThoughtÃ¢â‚¬Â 1.06 Recap
“I just finished watching last night’s episode of Lost Girl and I feel compelled to recap the awesomenes because after what feels like a very, very long wait, we finally got a Lauren-centric episode.” Read more.

From Gerard McGarry of Unreality Shout:

Lost Girl – Food For Thought (or Foot Soup) – Episode review
“The cast of this show seem to be meshing nicely after just a handful of episodes. Already we have Bo (Anna Silk) gradually gaining control of her powers, and the supernatural community – judging from this episode – seems to have taken Bo’s sidekick Kenzi under their wing.” Read more.

Battle of the Blades, Heartland, Lost Girl, Ratings

Sunday Ratings: Heartland, Battle of the Blades, Lost Girl, The Next Star

September 27, 2010 Diane Wild

From BIll Brioux at TV Feeds My Family:

Amazing Race helps S#*! sell Sunday on CTV
“CBC’s family drama Heartland (below) galloped back at 7 with close to a million viewers. Much-hyped Battle of the Blades did an overnight, estimated 1.5 million at 8 for what was essentially a warm up show.” Read more.

Call Me Fitz, Lost Girl, Podcast

TV, eh? podcast episode 12: Dragon’s Claws to the Max

September 21, 2010 Diane Wild

Episode 12: Listen or download here or subscribe via iTunes or with any other program via the TV, Eh? feed

If Anthony is right and you people like a cranky Diane, you’re going to LOVE this podcast. I’d just been stood up by a Dragon and you’ll hear me roar about that.

We have two interviews, though, and I was perfectly nice to our guests. (It helps that they were prerecorded.) First up is Max Morrow, the star of Family Channel’s new Connor Undercover and a music aficionado. The show airs Fridays.

Our other guest is Sheri Elwood, creator of Call Me Fitz Ã¢â‚¬â€œ one of my favourite Canadian shows ever, which airs Sundays on HBO Canada.

Mixed in there, Anthony and I chat about the new fall season (yes, including US shows), our thoughts on Lost Girl and Call Me Fitz, and the Murdoch Mysteries sale to China.

Your hosts

Anthony Marco can be found at Dyscultured and lovehatethings, and on Twitter here and here.
Diane Wild can be found here at TV, eh? and here on my personal blog, and on Twitter here and here.

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Thoughts on Shattered and Lost Girl

September 19, 2010 Diane Wild

From TVphile:

New shows from the Great White North: Shattered and Lost Girl
“Shattered: So going into this, with the description I had, I had no clue it would be a drama or a comedy. After all, Monk, the show about a (former) police detective with OCD is far more of a comedy than a drama. And United States of Tara, another show about a person diagnosed with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder, the proper term for multiple personality disorder), is also a dark comedy. But now that I’ve seen the first two episodes of Shattered, I think I can safely say that this show is a drama far more than it’s a comedy.” Read more.

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New tonight: Lost Girl on Showcase – “Where There’s A Will, There’s A Fae”

September 19, 2010 Diane Wild 4 Comments

small Written by: Peter Mohan
Directed by: Rob Lieberman

Fresh from the realization that she is a member of the Fae, Bo is approached by a strange client, Will, a real life Will O’ the Wisp. The storehouse of jewels he’s collected over the centuries has been stolen…by a human! While this line of work is foreign to Bo, Will offers her an irresistible payment – information about where she might have come from. As Bo gets involved in the recovery of Will’s gems, she finds the shocking truth about the thief… and the weird and deadly forces that seem to also be on the trail of the jewels.