From Denise Duguay of The Montreal Gazette:

• Series debut: Lost Girl Sunday on Showcase
  “It’s a bit clunky in the storytelling dept., but the first hour had me keen to see more, mostly because of the characters and acting. Holden-Ried has a nice charm and Silk always manages to play below the over-the-top line that many other actors would shoot for in playing an otherworldly ass-kicker.” Read more.

From Bill Brioux of the Canadian Press:

• Anna Silk gets another sexy role with TV supernatural thriller ‘Lost Girl’
  “Back when she was a little girl growing up in Fredericton, N.B., Anna Silk used to run around and pretend she was a super hero. Now she gets paid to dress up and fight crime as the lead on “Lost Girl,” a sexy, supernatural thriller premiering Sept. 12 at 9 p.m. ET on Showcase.” Read more.

From Sheri Levine of Postmedia News:

• She once was lost, but now she’s found
  She’s the Dexter of the supernatural world. Meet Bo, a succubus and TV’s newest supernatural anti-hero. This Lost Girl, however, is not your ordinary succubus. While a succubus feeds off human energy for survival, Bo only preys on the bad guys – also using her powers to help solve crimes. This, coupled with the fact she was raised by humans, puts her at odds with the life she was born into: the Fae (fairy) world.” Read more.

From Debra Yeo of the Toronto Star:

• Adrift in the world of the fae
  When Anna Silk was very young, she was fascinated by the alternately sinister and beautiful creatures in a book about fairies given to her by a family friend. Now the Fredericton, N.B.-born actress gets to play one in the new supernatural Canadian TV series Lost Girl.” Read more.