Past pitchers are back for a second chance. A men’s underwear line is back with a cheekier pitch; a helmet wrap recovers from its last appearance; and a dog festival is now fit for a Dragon. Plus a second chance leads to a first in the Den for one all-natural Soap Company.
From a media release:
LAUREN HOLLY TO GUEST STAR ON LOST GIRL
Lauren Holly (NCIS, Rookie Blue, Dumb & Dumber) lands a guest star role on one episode of Showcase’s #1 original series, Lost Girl. Holly plays Sadie, a celebrity Afreet, a fae who literally feeds off the adulation of her fans. Holly is set to appear in the midseason premiere on Sunday, January 22 at 9.p.m ET/PT when Lost Girl returns with all new season two episodes.
Lost Girl follows the tale of Bo (Anna Silk), the tough yet loveable Succubus who survives by feeding off sexual energy. Season two finds Bo struggling to stay free and questioning her morals and beliefs; all the while an ancient evil force grows more powerful and threatens the very existence of the Fae.
In the episode titled “Midnight Lamp,†Bo continues to ponder The Ash’s shocking proposal. She agrees to his interim request to track down and capture an Afreet – an adulation-craving movie star (Holly). When the assignment becomes complicated and dangerous, Bo finds herself trapped with the most unlikely partner.
Diane and Anthony return to our regularly scheduled podcasting, chatting about the TV, eh? Midseason Charity Auction in support of Kids Help Phone (bidding ends Friday!), the January premieres, US networks picking up The LA Complex and Saving Hope, and a new UK/Canada co-production called Copper (aka The Show Now Known As What Rookie Blue Was Formerly Known As).
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In the series premiere, Bobby’s (Adam Beach) return to Yellowknife leaves him torn between money and old friendships, while a dangerous storm forces Mel to ditch his plane in the middle of nowhere.
Rick and Jann Arden take a hands-free’EdgeWalk’ outside on the top of Toronto’s 533 metre high CN tower. Rick also visits Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland to check on the moose population.
