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Lost Girl

New tonight: Lost Girl finale on Showcase

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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.

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Heartland

Heartland holiday special stars Nicholas Campbell

From Bill Brioux of the Toronto Star:

  • Into the Heartland for the holidays
    “Heartland a corny horse opera aimed at the sticks? Smile when you say that, partner. The Sunday night family favourite is CBC’s stealth hit, galloping off with a steady million viewers a week.” Read more.

From Eric Volmers of Postmedia News:

  • Christmas in the Heartland
    “Instead, we get a tale of family dysfunction, avalanches, death and starving horses. While it all comes to an appropriately uplifting end, getting there offers some of the more dramatic moments to have ever met Alberta’s cheery Fleming family during Heartland’s four-season run.” Read more.

From Bill Harris of the Toronto Sun:

  • Da Vinci Star loves Heartland
    “Having seen Nicholas Campbell in A Heartland Christmas, we had to ask him: Why are you so good at playing a crazy old coot? “After filming that, I lost about 20 pounds and got my hair dyed again so I’m looking more like myself,” the well-known Canadian actor said with a laugh.” Read more.
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Camille Sullivan on Shattered

From May Seah of Today Online (Singapore):

  • Tomboys don’t cry
    “Camille Sullivan loves guns. Or rather, the part of her job where she gets to run around with guns. The Canadian actress stars in the new crime drama Shattered, which follows a tough homicide detective, played by Callum Keith Rennie, who hides the fact that he suffers from dissociative identity disorder, where multiple personalities surface uncontrollably. Sullivan plays a newbie to the homicide unit who is partnered with him and begins to notice his strange behaviour.” Read more.
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Heartland

Nicholas Campbell guests on A Heartland Christmas

From Cassandra Szklarski of The Canadian Press:

  • Canadian TV journeyman Campbell wonders what took ‘Heartland’ so long to call
    “Since retiring his long-running role as Dominic Da Vinci on CBC-TV’s “Da Vinci’s City Hall” and “Da Vinci’s Inquest,” Nicholas Campbell has kept busy with a healthy stream of marquee guest spots, most recently with regular roles on the Showcase series “Haven” and CBC’s “Republic of Doyle.” And when it came to casting a gruff, hard-bitten Scrooge for a “Heartland” holiday special, the creators of the Alberta-set family series immediately thought of Campbell.” Read more.
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