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Lost Girl Recap S4E4: Turn To Stone

Bo and Dyson do a little training, and she tells him that she doesn’t remember anything on the death train. He tells her lie low until the Unamense is gone, but she just can’t do that. She’s got too much on her plate, and worse she’s worried about Lauren. She shares a smooch with Dyson, and he feels a difference in her, but that doesn’t stop them from peeling the clothes off eachother, and having sex in the middle of the boxing ring.

Kenzi tries to tame teenaged Tamsin’s hair, and Bo has a hard time passing Trick’s ward. Kenzi lets her in, and hugs her too much. Tamsin doesn’t remember her previous life still. She only remembers that she’s dark. Bo and Kenzi head out for drinks and their teen queen stays in with some x-files. The Dal is a downer, with the Unamense in town. Bo has brought her own playlist, and plans to get the party started. She uses her touch and the Dal instantly gets more fun. Kenzi sees the Druid, and she wants the real thing. He tells her she can’t even pay for what he’s already given her, but she promises payment when she gets the real deal.

Tamsin looks for Bo and Kenzi, but finds some weird guys in black instead. Some weird wind thing happens, her face looks deathly and they split as her back makes some awful cracking sounds. Are her teen days over?

 Kenzi joins Bo on the dance floor, as a gargoyle watches it all. Kenzi shows off her powers, and Bo is happy for her.

They come home to find their crack shack empty, and Tamsin did indeed grow.

Bo gives Dyson a report of the theft. Dyson makes jokes about getting her new furniture, but she’s not taking it lightly. She wonders if the Unamense are behind it, but Dyson thinks it may be normal human breaking and entering. Dyson tells her they can work off her aggression, and the two talk “shopping” in front of Tamsin, who’s still kinda a child mentally atleast, and she thinks the shopping sounds fun and wants to come. Bo ditches the pair, leaving Dyson on babysitting duty. She asks who Lauren is via picture, and Dyson tells her its someone who’s lost that they’re gonna find.

Meanwhile Crystal is handcuffed to a pipe, and Lauren is shackled as well. Crystal thought they wouldn’t hurt Lauren, and technically they haven’t, yet. The voice calls Lauren Karen, here goes a new story for Lauren where we feel sorry for her.

Kenzi gets grabbed, but the Druid’s men, and she’s not happy about being bagged and thrown in the back of a van. Luckily Bo is there to rescue her. They can take her stuff, but not her girl. Bo asks her why she flew solo, but Kenzi knew who robbed them, and was trying to take care of the problem she caused herself. But Bo is all about the sharing, and Kenzi tells her who the culprit is, Massimo, the Druid. Bo knows him, and he’s not one of her favorite people.

Bo and Kenzi go to visit the Druid. The runeglass potion didn’t work she tells him, but it did. It was the back up plan, to allow her to transcend planes if Tamsin failed. He things that Tamsin died in the process though. He doesn’t know who paid for the potion though. Bo tells him that he’s going to give their stuff back, and leave Kenzi alone, but he reminds her that Kenzi still has a debt to pay. He has a different proposal though. He wants Bo to go to Laurens for a special plant. He’ll give back what he hasn’t burned, and Bo promises to get the herb, but reminds him that if he doesn’t hold up his end of the deal she’ll kill him. Kenzi  keeps up the sass, and he smiles. Does someone likey the Kenzi? I think so.

Lauren tries to figure out her cell, she knows that they’re being watched. She knows the game, but she doesn’t want to play. Crystal is sorry for getting her into this mess. She needed to keep her close, and she slept with her, but then it turned into so much more. Lauren knows this whole problem, finally the spybanger becomes the spybangee. Lauren reveals that she had a brother, they were inseparable, they were going to change the world. They were blowing up pipelines, no one was suppose to get hurt, but plans go array, people died. Karen ran, and she’s been running since. She confesses something to Crystal she never did to Bo. The voice is listening the whole time, and it has something for her, a little chemistry set it looks like. It asks her for a diagnosis within the hour or Crystal dies. It’s not about her terrorist background, its more like the light fae work she’s been forced to do.

Bo tries to figure out why Kenzi went to the druid. Everyone kept telling Kenzi to leave, but she wanted to stay and fight by Bo’s side, so she went to become fae. She had no clue it was only temporary, and that it would be so pricy. Kenzi looks for the herb, and Bo starts wondering about Lauren’s motivations. She’s been spybanged a few times, and she doesn’t quite trust what she knows, and she shouldn’t. Kenzi tells her that she thinks Lauren is one of the good ones, but Bo always thought she was on team Wolf, oh more than Bo knows. Does Kenzi still have some lingering feelings from the time they were brainwashed? Bo finds out about Lauren’s former persona. And she realizes that she never knew her. She wonders what makes everyone in life lie to her, except Kenzi. There’s a bit of guilt there in Kenz, poor thing. Kenzi finds the herb, and blue flames bar her way. Kenzi can’t get out either, and she gets burned in the process.

Tamsin has found a lead in Lauren’s voice mail, girl wants a gold star she’s so happy. Dyson looks to pull the records of nearby payphones. Curious little think, pickpockets Dyson’s gun right off his belt. She asks if she was a good cop, and he said she was tough. More questions, she asks about Bo, if he wants her to be his girlfriend. Dyson glosses over the details, but tells her the story of him and Bo. She asks about love, and he tells her that when she feels it she’ll know it, and she’ll never want to lose it. He tells her to ask Bo and Kenzi about it, but she thinks that Bo hates her, the old her. Dyson hopes she’ll make better decisions this time around.

Bo and Kenzi try to figure out how to get out, and Kenzi tells her that her powers are like sunscreen. When she gets wet she has to reapply. While she debates on the quality of Lauren’s hair products, Bo dumps a bucket of water on her, problem solved. Kenzi goes off to find the items needed to break the spell trapping Bo in the apartment.

Bo snoops around Lauren’s apartment. She finds a gift with a card on it. It says “for giving me the freedom to love.” Bo opens it and finds a necklace. The lights go out, and that creepy gargoyle is there. She looks around, thinking it could be the wanderer again, but she’s not going to be taken so easily this time. The lights continue to go on and off as she looks around to see what is causing it. The gargoyle has blood running from its mouth, its bitten Bo’s wrist. Kenzi returns, and breaks the spell, but the thing is gone.

Tamsin wonders what’s happening to her. It looks like she is either getting wings, or she had wings. Is she that ugly gargoyle?

Kenzi blames herself for all of this. She confesses that she’s been stealing from Trick and Hale to pay Massimo, but although he keeps taking its not enough for permanency. She had to do something, since claimed humans were being taken. Bo tells her that she would never let her be taken, but she reminds Bo that she just returned. Kenzi is tired of being helpless, unable to do anything. The fae constantly reminds her that she’s a liability, and finally she drops the other big bomb. She kissed Dyson, but she thinks she may love Hale. She feels alone, even though she has them all. She felt abandoned  when Bo left, and she belongs no where. Bo feels betrayed too, another bombshell dropped. Dyson calls in and tells her that Tamsin is gone. She may look like herself again, but she doesn’t act like herself. Bo asks what else of theirs does she remember seeing at Massimo’s. Bo worries over the hair brush, knowing that Kenzi used it on Tamsin, but the girl doesn’t shed at all. This whole mission wasn’t to kill the pair, but to distract them, so he could go after the Valkryrie. Bo heads out after Tamsin, alone.

Massimo heads to Bo’s house, and Tamsin is there. He tells her that they were once super close, showing her a picture of them. He tells her that Kenzi and Bo called them, and wanted him to pick them up. She thinks that he’s there to help her because she’s ugly, but he tells her that she’s perfect. He binds her back at his place, to protect everyone when she turns into her true form.  Massimo sharpens a blade, and when he tells her that she kills people, that she tried to kill Bo, she understands why Bo hates her. He’s all over her hair. He’s waited for it for so long. The only way to get Valkryrie hair is for it to fall out willingly. Bo comes to stop him, and he grabs Bo holding the blade to her throat. Tamsin sounds like she’s changing again, when she tells him to release Bo, and Massimo looks scared. She’s got wings and all. The Valkryrie is reborn.

Lauren delivers her findings. The blood shows that he’s got an appetite for his own blood fae, and suggests less incest to cure it. Lauren agrees to treat the Elder if they release Crystal, who is getting sick from the old Nickel hand cuffs. Furthermore, Lauren releases herself from her own chains, Kenzi taught her well. She asks if she passed all of Hale’s tests, but when the door opens its not Hale.

Tamsin is pissed, she’s no longer little T. Bo tells her that she doesn’t have to be dark anymore. Tamsin doesn’t believe her, that she hates her. Bo tells her that they fought in the past, but she never hated her, that she thought she was incredible. Bo embraces her, and the Valkryrie falls away, as something transfers to Bo. Bo tells her to go to the elevator and turn her music up as she deals with Massimo. Massimo tells her what the wings mean, that Tamsin is on her last life.  Bo mentions the gargoyles, but Massimo didn’t send him after her, they’re a higher order. Bo chi sucks him, and learns a bigger truth, he’s human. Bo warns him off of Tamsin and Kenzi. Massimo thought Kenzi was game because she’s human too, but he failed to see that she’s family. She takes Tamsin’s hair from Massimo, and he breaks down into childlike tears. His mommy needs the hair, but Bo tosses it into the fire. He walks into the fire pit after it.

Kenzi finds Bo boxing. She’s not mad about Dyson. The potion needed to save her had to be from a person who would never betray her. Kenzi did, but Bo doesn’t see it that way. They’re family, so they’ll stumble and fall, but they’ll still be there for each other. And now, Bo is done being weak.

Dyson reads to Tamsin a bedtime story, telling her her own story,but with a happily ever after. He’s put her asleep, and Kenzi comes in. Dyson tells her that she can be anything, even if she’s not fae. He offers to teach her, and he promises when the time is right. Dyson admits that he’s lost Lauren and that he things she’s in danger.


Bo finds the gargoyle’s owner. The lair is a bit moist that the Unamense calls home. They tell her that she has not been summoned, but she reminds them that she doesn’t get summoned and if something hurts her, she hurts it back. They tell her that they were trying to eliminate the unaligned succubus, but they no longer need to do so since her blood has spoken. Welcome to the darkside Bo!

Lost Girl Recap S4E3: Lovers. Apart.

Cleo and Dyson have made their way onto the death train. He’s feeling a little sickness, and Cleo does a little whistling to ease his pain. The train doesn’t seem to like mention of Bo’s name. Cleo can hear the damned souls trying to get out. She tells them that they need to hurry up and find Bo and get out.

Bo meanwhile is taking a jaunt through the woods. She finds a closed up house. A trio is moving in for the night, and they knock her out.

A man finds what’s been making trouble with the air conditioning unit, some papers, when the Morrigan comes in. She uses her gift on him, feeding off him, and turning the man into a pile of goo. She’s rocking a Governor’s eye patch, but looks like the girl is on the mend. Vex better watch his back.

Truckstop Lauren lets her OCD get out of control. She’s reorganized the entire place much to Crystal’s delight. She’s still trying hardcore to get into Lauren’s pants, but Lauren shoots her down.

Bo awakens to two of the girls knitting, mother and daughter, Kathy and Julia. Bo asks about the train, but they think she’s suffering from drug withdrawals. Kathy offers Bo some food, and her succubus flares. She looks at dad Ian like he’s lunch, and Julia does not like it one bit. She has every reason to be wary of Bo, she’s a maneater. Bo likes Julia though, she sees some Kenzi in her. Ian wants Bo out though, and he gets a little grabby. Don’t poke the tiger dude.

Dyson rips through the train hot on Bo’s trail. She finds the maid still in Bo’s bed and on cloud nine. When he asks about Bo, again the train groans. Dyson’s calls leads to a door opening, and he finds a scrap of her gown. Cleo warns that the sickness he experienced is only the tip of the iceberg. That no one could survive jumping from the train without the help of an elemental for long. Cleo grabs onto Dyson, and prepares to throw wolfy from the train to find Bo.

Bo uses the lady’s room as an excuse to get away from Ian and snoop around. Down in the nasement she finds two rooms with metal doors. In door number one is a tiny room. The trio find Bo, and Ian hold’s her at gunpoint. So he’s not exactly going to win any good parenting awards. They think they’re protecting Julia from ghosts. The entire family is haunted. Ian tells her that he inherited it, and everyone died before they could tell him anything. They come out to the house every year on this night, and lock themselves into the cells until the ghost leaves. Bo tells them that she can help, that solving the weird is kinda her thing. But Julia is a nonbeliever. She’s never seen the ghost. It’s lock in time. Julia goes to her cell, and Bo leaves.

The Morrigan has been out of contact with the Druid for five years, but she needs his help to grow a new eyeball now. She mushes her manicurist, and makes the Druid uncomfortable as she cuddles up next to him. She wants her new eye perfect, and he had better deliver, she’s a little unhinged at the moment.

Bo returns to Julia’s cell. She’s having some horrible stomach cramping but she’s still wants to help. Julia shows her a book of old clippings. Her family has had a very rocky history. Every generation the men have killed everyone but one in the family. Julia wonders if its not a ghost but something else. She’s worried that her father will one day kill her and Bo decides to get her out of there.

Dyson loses Bo’s scent in the woods, but Cleo is familiar with the woods. She calls to her friend John, who is buried in the woods. Cleo uncovers John and asks him if he’s seen a succubus in the woods. He has, but he doesn’t seem to be fond of Dyson. Cleo offers him a few toes to lick, but he wants Dyson’s. Maybe he’s a little too fond of him. Dyson lets him, but tells Cleo they shall never speak of it again.

Bo asks about the shoes and the knots, and the walking backwards. The ghost can’t come in until she’s tried on all the shoes, and untied all the knots, makes sense. And she can’t enter a body walking backwards. Stupid complicated ghost rules, that aren’t ghost rules. Bo tries to stop Julia, knowing its not a ghost but a body jumper. Julia gets jumped. Ian isn’t happy about what’s happened to Julia, and even more unhappy to hear that she collapsed outside the shoes and knots. He turns his gun on Julia. They vowed to kill whoever was possessed. Kathy won’t let him shot their daughter, but he won’t let her live with what he had to live with, what it made him do to his family. Bo understands having an uncontrollable force within. She tells him she can fix  the problem. The electricity flares, and the fire lights in the fireplace. Poltergeist Julia rises, and the Succubus surfaces, sending Kathy and Ian out.

Crystal gives Lauren her tips, and Lauren feels the need to explain herself, but Crystal brushes her off. Lauren asks why she’s here. And Crystal opens up about her jinxy past, and needing to be smalltown girl to matter. She’s found a small dream that will bring her happiness, a little farm. Crystal extends an open invitation to her.

Polter-Julia tries man handle Bo, but she’s stronger than she looks. It wonders what Bo is, and before it can pounce again, Dyson grabs her from behind. The thing seems to leave her at his touch, and Bo is very happy to see him. Looks like the thing has jumped into Cleo, so not good. Dyson gets a hand on her easy enough.

Lauren tracks down Crystal with Beer and Pizza in hand.

Dyson and Bo pin Cleo against the wall, and the thing jumps back into Julia. She calls out for her mom, and Kathy comes running. Julia slits her throat before anyone can stop her. Cleo runs off to find some healing peony to save her. Bo continues to feel effects of jumping from the train. Dyson wants to get her out of there, but Bo can’t leave the family. Ian sends Dyson and Bo after Julia.

Lauren and Crystal commiserate over their pasts. Lauren trumps crystals when mentions her former indentured servitude. Crystal makes yet another move and Lauren, and this time Lauren accepts. The two hit the sheets and get rowdy.

Dyson and Bo find Julia in the woods, and Bo sucks the thing right out of her. The spirit isn’t happy that Bo interfered. She threatens the spirit, and the spirit shows her the past. They tortured her, accusing her of being a witch, they wanted to prove it to her fiancĂ©. She was an elemental. They tried to drown her, and her true face was exposed, but Noah stood by her anyways, and was shot for his trouble. They both were when the bullet passed through Noah into her.  They died parted forever. She plans to continue her wrath until every last Jenkins is dead.

Bo awakens and tells the family why the spirit is haunting the line. Bo tries to fight off the spirit that wants control of her body.

The Morrigan has a band new eye, and she’s impressed by his work. She plants one on the druid, and he’s confused over her affections. The Morrigan has had a lot to think about in her time behind the painting. And she plans to get rid of Bo. The Druid tells her that he already did that, he helped Tamsin to get rid of Bo. He was hoping to come back to the Morrigan, but she shuts him down. With Bo gone, she plans to unleash hell.

Bo continues to struggle against the spirit. She was separated from her love forever, to appease her, they must unite them. Bo urges Dyson to find the bodies, but Dyson doesn’t want to leave her side after just finding her. Bo gives him one heck of a kiss, and he leaves her fight the spirit trying to take over. It take’s over Bo, and Cleo and Dyson go a little grave mixing. Polter-Bo comes after Dyson and Cleo. Even together the ghost is still not satisfied, because she never got to marry her Noah. Dyson binds his and Bo’s hands and marries them with the found rings. When the ghost agrees to the vows she and Noah are set free. Cleo is unable to see the ghosts unite, but Bo and Dyson see it. Bo questions if they’re married to, but Dyson asks if she’s ready to go home. They do.

Lauren comes into the dinner with the phone ringing off the hook. Someone is looking for her and offering a big reward, but she doesn’t answer it.

Julia chatters all Kenzi like. She tells her to be easy on her parents, and gives her a way to contact her should she ever need her.

Lauren comes to Crystal, needed to make a run for it. She makes Crystal promise that if anyone comes looking for her, she will tell them she never saw her. Crystal takes her to the backdoor. Poor Crystal, all that work to get Lauren into bed, and she only gets one night out of it.

Cleo, Bo and Dyson head home. Rather than healing Bo, Cleo takes her at knifepoint. Cleo tells Dyson that if he tries to stop her that she’ll kill Bo. Dyson laughs at her audacity, Bo has already been healed by the jumpy spirit, and further more warned Bo about Cleo’s little deal with Vex. Bo really isn’t in the mood to be dicked around. And as hot as a little Cleo/Bo action would be, its not likely to happen anytime soon. She beats Cleo pretty good, and chi sucks her. They leave the Cleo in the middle of the road. Cleo will be back later. Dyson and Bo drive home, but they slowly forget about the train. She vows to figure out what happened to her. They drive towards home.

Lauren hitchhikes, but looks like Crystal isn’t done with her yet. She picks her up, and Lauren jumps in. Always check the back seat before getting into a car! Crystal isn’t alone, and Lauren gets drugged.


Bo sees Crystal’s car on the side of the road. She wonders if they should stop and help, but Dyson isn’t feeling very helpful and headed straight home with his precious cargo.  

LOST GIRL begins production on season 4

NEW YORK – June 4, 2013 – The sexy supernatural drama series Lost Girl has begun production on Season 4 in Toronto. The 13 all-new episodes will premiere on Syfy in early 2014. George Takei (Star Trek) and Ali Liebert (Bomb Girls) will be among the guest stars appearing in Season 4.

In the upcoming season, fate casts a wide shadow over the Fae world. With Bo’s (Anna Silk; Being Erica) return, the lines between Dark and Light Fae are blurred, causing Bo to venture into a journey of discovery. Bo and company will ultimately realize that regardless of the challenges and enemies they face, they’re stronger when they face them together.

Returning with Silk as the Succubus heroine Bo are Ksenia Solo (Life Unexpected, Black Swan) as Kenzi, Bo's human sidekick and street-smart confidante; Kris Holden-Ried (The Tudors, Underworld 4) as Dyson, the shape shifting homicide detective and noble warrior of the Light Fae; Zoie Palmer (Sex After Kids, The Guard) as Lauren, the brilliant human doctor who competes with Dyson for Bo’s affection; Rick Howland (Billable Hours, Murdoch Mysteries) as Trick, Bo’s grandfather and the ancient and mysterious Blood King, and K.C. Collins (Owning Mahowny, Doomstown) as Hale, Dyson’s partner and a Light Fae siren born of noble blood.

Paul Amos (Sex After Kids, Murdoch Mysteries) returns as the ever devious Dark Fae Mesmer, Vex, and Emmanuelle Vaugier (The Mentalist, Two And A Half Men) reprises her role as the evil Dark Fae leader, The Morrigan.

Lost Girl was developed by Prodigy Pictures, in association with Shaw Media and Showcase. Executive producers are Jay Firestone and Emily Andras. Vanessa Piazza and Wendy Grean are producers.

Lost Girl is produced with the participation of the Canadian Media Fund created by the Government of Canada and the Canadian cable industry, and with the assistance of the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit and the Ontario Film and Television Tax Credit Program.

Syfy is a media destination for imagination-based entertainment. With year round acclaimed original series, events, blockbuster movies, classic science fiction and fantasy programming, a dynamic Web site (www.Syfy.com (http://www.syfy.com/)), and a portfolio of adjacent business (Syfy Ventures), Syfy is a passport to limitless possibilities. Originally launched in 1992 as SCI FI Channel, and currently in more than 98 million homes, Syfy is a network of NBCUniversal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies.  NBCUniversal is owned by Comcast Corporation.(Syfy. Imagine greater.)

About Shaw Communications Inc.

Shaw is a diversified communications and media company, providing consumers with broadband cable television, High-Speed Internet, Home Phone, telecommunications services (through Shaw Business), satellite direct-to-home services (through Shaw Direct) and engaging programming content (through Shaw Media). Shaw serves 3.4 million customers, through a reliable and extensive fibre network. Shaw Media operates one of the largest conventional television networks in Canada, Global Television, and 19 specialty networks including HGTV Canada, Food Network Canada, HISTORY and Showcase. Shaw is traded on the Toronto and New York stock exchanges and is included in the S&P/TSX 60 Index (Symbol: TSX – SJR.B, NYSE – SJR). For more information about Shaw, please visit www.shaw.ca.

About Prodigy Pictures

Founded in 2006 by Jay Firestone and later joined by Producer Vanessa Piazza, Prodigy Pictures leads the way in the production of quality film, television and cross-platform media. Prodigy is responsible for the critically acclaimed television series Lost Girl, which has electrified viewers around the world. Prodigy's other credits include the thriller Stuck, as well as the original television mini-series XIII and XIII: The Series. Prodigy has several projects in development, including the dramatic fantasy series Bedtime Stories and the sci-fi series Dark Matter. Features in development include William Gibson’s groundbreaking and award winning sci-fi novel, Neuromancer, and an adaptation of Monkey's Paw.
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