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The scene then switches to an indoor swimming pool where a woman is talking on her cellphone as she paces beside it. She speaks about the amount of work she has been putting into the release of a new product for a company, slowly losing her cool and threatens the person on the phone if things are not done her way and when they seem to agree she ends the call and then enters the swimming pool. As she begins to swim, something follows her underneath the water which cannot be seen, but leaves ripples in the water as it chases after her. Before she can exit the pool on the far side, her body is pulled repeatedly back into the water but she manages to pull herself from whatever had hold of her and sits on the edge of the pool to find that her legs have been ripped from her body and she screams. | The scene then switches to an indoor swimming pool where a woman is talking on her cellphone as she paces beside it. She speaks about the amount of work she has been putting into the release of a new product for a company, slowly losing her cool and threatens the person on the phone if things are not done her way and when they seem to agree she ends the call and then enters the swimming pool. As she begins to swim, something follows her underneath the water which cannot be seen, but leaves ripples in the water as it chases after her. Before she can exit the pool on the far side, her body is pulled repeatedly back into the water but she manages to pull herself from whatever had hold of her and sits on the edge of the pool to find that her legs have been ripped from her body and she screams. | ||
After the opening credits, Dyson (Kris Holden-Ried) and Lauren (Zoie Palmer) are seen at Dyson's home talking about what has happened with Bo since she returned with Rainer. Dyson is angry at himself for allowing Bo to return to the Death Train by herself, saying that he should have protected her. Lauren tells Dyson: "She doesn't want our protection Dyson, she doesn't even want to see us." Dyson tells Lauren that Bo isn't "thinking straight" and Lauren comments that it might be a possession or a spell, but she would need to examine Bo to know what exactly is going on. Dyson then decides to find Bo and bring her in, but Lauren reminds Dyson again that Bo "locked us out" and in anger Dyson shatters a beer bottle he was holding as Kenzi (Ksenia Solo) enters carrying a tray of coffee. | After the opening credits, Dyson (Kris Holden-Ried) and Lauren (Zoie Palmer) are seen at Dyson's home talking about what has happened with Bo since she returned with Rainer. Dyson is angry at himself for allowing Bo to return to the Death Train by herself, saying that he should have protected her. Lauren tells Dyson: "She doesn't want our protection Dyson, she doesn't even want to see us." Dyson tells Lauren that Bo isn't "thinking straight" and Lauren comments that it might be a possession or a spell, but she would need to examine Bo to know what exactly is going on. Dyson then decides to find Bo and bring her in, but Lauren reminds Dyson again that Bo "locked us out" and in anger Dyson shatters a beer bottle he was holding as Kenzi (Ksenia Solo) enters carrying a tray of coffee and comments: "Annnnnd we're breaking things. Giant coffees! Come and get them! Lauren wonders "who could possibly need that much caffeine" and Kenzi replies: "Us. We. We're taking a case." Lauren asks what Kenzi is talking about and Kenzi explains that a woman lost her legs swimming in her company pool. Lauren asks the company name, Kenzi replies "Alaria Tech Biometrics. Like, I Robot shit." Lauren explains to Kenzi that "Bo is our only case at the moment Kenz" but Kenzi answers: "Yeah, but Bo's made it quite clear that she wants us off her case. So she said she would talk to us tomorrow when she's ready. Tamsin's resting, recovering so I packed a weekend bag. We're going to give Bo some elbow room." Lauren asks how they can trust Rainer and Kenzi tells Lauren that they don't and that she is not happy about what has happened with Bo as she: "Has a new guy come along, drops her friends, classic suckage. We gotta trust our girl. Respect Bo's decision." As Kenzi finishes, the woman that lost her legs enters the room in a wheelchair and thanks Lauren, Dyson and Kenzi for helping her. Kenzi offers the coffee to Lauren and Dyson, adding: "Grab a coffee, don't be shy" and they do. | ||
Elsewhere, Bo is at home sitting and thinking as Rainer enters the room wearing only a towel wrapped around his waist. He asks Bo if she is alright and Bo replies: "I need to understand. What if this was a mistake? I want to trust you." Rainer replies: "I never imagined I would be on this physical plane again." Bo talks about having to go back "willingly" to the train to free Rainer and she notes that she did, also becoming Dark Fae for him as well, calling it "impossible" but is unsure about whatever they have just done in the here and now. Rainer tells Bo it was "Just as necessary" and then continues: "Kenzi, Dyson, Lauren and Trick... I'm sorry..." Bo interrupts: "Just need time. And so do I." Rainer suggests that Bo said when she remembered she would talk to them, but Bo replies that the time isn't right to do so, explaining: The memories are back, the feelings, but now that we're here in the real world. Together in my world. I need to understand. Really understand." Rainer then offers Bo his hand, which she does and the scene ends with the camera focusing on a group of candles which fades into Bo's arrival on the Death Train. | |||
The flashbacks to the Train begin with Bo opening a door as she enters the train with the Wanderer song playing in the background. Bo looks at someone there and calls out: "You have harassed my friends. Stalked and kidnapped me. And you just blew up my favourite pub." Bo then pulls a knife and points it at Rainer, adding: "So let's get to it Wanderer." Rainer turns around to look at Bo and then sighs: "Be still my heart. Another brunette." He then kicks a nearby record player as he adds: "I'm so sick of this song." Bo asks who he is and is ignored as Rainer stops the record player and looks for another piece of music to play. As he does so, Bo rants about her arriving "via black smoke" and that she wants an explanation. Rainer replies: "Well sweetheart you've got two choices. You can stay and I can pretend to court you before I get bored with you and send you on your way. Two, you can get off at the next stop where you will forget everything." Rainer then places another record on the player and starts the record player again. Bo stops the player and tells him: "There's option three. You tell me why you kidnapped me." Rainer explains: "I don't know why you are here. Seriously I don't. Next question." Bo asks: "Why go through all of this trouble just to send me away?" Rainer answers: "If you wanted some epic battle, some battle of wits, some... sweeping romance you're on the wrong train. Nothing to see here, move it along." There is a long pause and then Rainer calls out: "Handmaiden" and the maid (Linzee Barclay) seen in previous episodes on the train appears. Rainer calls out to her: "Take ah..." and snaps his fingers at Bo who answers "Bo. My name is Bo." Rainer continues: "Take Bo to her chambers. She'll be getting off at the next stop if she knows what's good for her." He then ignores Bo and the handmaiden, instead having a drink. | |||
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Season 4 Episode 10 Overall Episode 58 | ||
| Directed by | Julien Christian Lutz | ||
| Written by | Michael Grassi | ||
| Produced by | Vanessa Piazza | ||
| Featured Music | See Section Below | ||
| Cinematography by | Craig Wright | ||
| Editing by | Ben Wilkinson | ||
| Production Code | 410 | ||
| Original Air Date | January 19, 2014 | ||
| Length | 60 minutes (runtime) | ||
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Kyle Schmid - Rainer (The Wanderer) | |||
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Short Summary List of Lost Girl Episodes Detailed List of Lost Girl episodes Bo finds out what happened to her on the Death Train and battles the Una Mens while Kenzi searches for a Fae's missing legs SuccuWiki Rating:    (2.5) | |||
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Waves was the tenth episode of the fourth season of the series, and the fifty-eighth overall episode of the Canadian television series Lost Girl. It was first shown on the Showcase Television Channel in Canada on January 19, 2014, at 10 PM Eastern time.
Production Data
- Series: Lost Girl
- Season: 4
- Episode Number: 10 (58th Overall)
- Episode Title: Waves
- Directed by: Julien Christian Lutz
- Writing credits: Michael Grassi
- Production Company: Prodigy Pictures
- Running Time: 60 Minutes (Including Commercials)
- Country of Origin: Canada
- Originally Aired on: January 19, 2014 on the Showcase Television Channel in Canada
- Number of Canadian Viewers: TBA
- Number of American Viewers: TBA
Cast
| Actor / Actress | Role |
|---|---|
| Anna Silk | Bo |
| Kris Holden-Ried | Dyson |
| Ksenia Solo | Kenzi |
| Richard Howland | Trick |
| Zoie Palmer | Lauren |
| Kyle Schmid | Rainer (The Wanderer) |
| Christine Horne | The Keeper |
| Karen Cliche | Diana |
| Brandon Firla | Darren |
| Kate Todd | Dominique |
| Matthew Lemche | Tad |
| Linzee Barclay | Handmaiden |
| Todd Campbell | Fired Employee |
| Clint Butler | The Archivist |
Music in this Episode
| Song Title | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alchemy | Johnnu Hollow | Written by Vincent Marcone, Kitty Thompson and Janine White |
| The Wanderer | Dion | Written by Ernest Maresca |
| Love | Coast to Coast |
Written by Jay Merrow |
| Prelude No. 15 D Flat Major Op. 28 Raindrops |
Courtesy of APM Music | |
| The Final Countdown | Written by Joey Tempest |
Plot
Short Summary
Bo has isolated herself from all of her friends and is with Rainer. Bo has a series of flashbacks of when she arrived on the Death Train and what happened while she was there. When Rainer and Bo met, they were at odds with one another. Rainer explained he was cursed because he attempted to end the divisions between Light and Dark Fae, but could not remember the circumstances. Bo found herself attracted to him and becomes intimate with him to the point where she agreed to help Rainer escape his curse, including setting all of the clues that Bo found to return to him. Kenzi in the meantime enlists Lauren and Dyson’s help to investigate a company when a Fae loses her legs there to unknown forces and hires them to solve the mystery. They discover that the company is run by a merman who appears to be threatened by his sister. In fact, the Fae that lost her legs is another of the merman’s sisters and they have found a means to walk on land that they did not share with the other sister. When Kenzi and Dyson are threatened, Lauren saves them. Bo and Rainer confront the Una Mens and state they intend to oppose them. The Una Mens in response intend to kill all of Bo’s family and friends, leaving her and Rainer to be killed last. Rainer and Bo combine their abilities and battle the Una Mens managing to kill them all. Trick approaches Bo this occurs asking her not to kill the Una Mens because all of their powers will be placed in the seed that Trick had possessed, but has since been stolen from him. The seed is then seen elsewhere in the possession of persons unknown.
Detailed Summary
 | This page is currently in creation and being actively worked on as a new article through a succession of edits. To help avoid confusion, the creator asks that this page not be taken as complete owing to its early stage of development. A history of edits of this page can be found here. |
The episode opens with a series of flashbacks to earlier episodes which include: Bo (Anna Silk) meeting Rainer, The Wanderer (Kyle Schmid) last episode on the Death Train and asking if he was The Wanderer. Trick (Richard Howland) exclaiming that he knows who The Wanderer is and Tamsin (Rachel Skarsten) in the midst of her flashback saying that Rainer's soul was hers. Bo is also shown telling her friends that "Not knowing is driving me crazy." Leviathan's prophesy that someone Bo loves will be dead soon is then shown before Bo and Rainer are shown clutching each other and then, the final moment of the previous episode is shown with Bo declaring Rainer has her "destiny."
The first scene of the episode is Bo leaning over her bathroom sink, the conversations that happened after Bo made her announcement to her friends that Rainer was her "destiny" running through her mind. We hear, in order: Lauren saying: "Did you just say destiny?" followed by Trick telling Rainer: "If you have something to settle, settle it with me, not my Granddaughter." Bo's voice is then heard shouting: "Did you not hear what I just said?" Kenzi then says: "He's brainwashed you." Bo then says in frustration: "Can you please trust me? Any of you?" Lauren asks: "What's going on", then Dyson says: "I'll take care of this." and his growl is heard clearly. Dyson's voice is heard: "Bo, get back!" Bo says: "No, all of you get back!" followed by Lauren calling out Trick's name. Then Bo raises her face to the mirror, showing it covered in blood and that she has been injured while Rainer walks up to Bo, he too covered in blood and tells her: "It had to be done. They didn't give us a choice" in a calm voice. Rainer then walks away leaving Bo still looking into her mirror and thinking about what she has done.
The scene then switches to an indoor swimming pool where a woman is talking on her cellphone as she paces beside it. She speaks about the amount of work she has been putting into the release of a new product for a company, slowly losing her cool and threatens the person on the phone if things are not done her way and when they seem to agree she ends the call and then enters the swimming pool. As she begins to swim, something follows her underneath the water which cannot be seen, but leaves ripples in the water as it chases after her. Before she can exit the pool on the far side, her body is pulled repeatedly back into the water but she manages to pull herself from whatever had hold of her and sits on the edge of the pool to find that her legs have been ripped from her body and she screams.
After the opening credits, Dyson (Kris Holden-Ried) and Lauren (Zoie Palmer) are seen at Dyson's home talking about what has happened with Bo since she returned with Rainer. Dyson is angry at himself for allowing Bo to return to the Death Train by herself, saying that he should have protected her. Lauren tells Dyson: "She doesn't want our protection Dyson, she doesn't even want to see us." Dyson tells Lauren that Bo isn't "thinking straight" and Lauren comments that it might be a possession or a spell, but she would need to examine Bo to know what exactly is going on. Dyson then decides to find Bo and bring her in, but Lauren reminds Dyson again that Bo "locked us out" and in anger Dyson shatters a beer bottle he was holding as Kenzi (Ksenia Solo) enters carrying a tray of coffee and comments: "Annnnnd we're breaking things. Giant coffees! Come and get them! Lauren wonders "who could possibly need that much caffeine" and Kenzi replies: "Us. We. We're taking a case." Lauren asks what Kenzi is talking about and Kenzi explains that a woman lost her legs swimming in her company pool. Lauren asks the company name, Kenzi replies "Alaria Tech Biometrics. Like, I Robot shit." Lauren explains to Kenzi that "Bo is our only case at the moment Kenz" but Kenzi answers: "Yeah, but Bo's made it quite clear that she wants us off her case. So she said she would talk to us tomorrow when she's ready. Tamsin's resting, recovering so I packed a weekend bag. We're going to give Bo some elbow room." Lauren asks how they can trust Rainer and Kenzi tells Lauren that they don't and that she is not happy about what has happened with Bo as she: "Has a new guy come along, drops her friends, classic suckage. We gotta trust our girl. Respect Bo's decision." As Kenzi finishes, the woman that lost her legs enters the room in a wheelchair and thanks Lauren, Dyson and Kenzi for helping her. Kenzi offers the coffee to Lauren and Dyson, adding: "Grab a coffee, don't be shy" and they do.
Elsewhere, Bo is at home sitting and thinking as Rainer enters the room wearing only a towel wrapped around his waist. He asks Bo if she is alright and Bo replies: "I need to understand. What if this was a mistake? I want to trust you." Rainer replies: "I never imagined I would be on this physical plane again." Bo talks about having to go back "willingly" to the train to free Rainer and she notes that she did, also becoming Dark Fae for him as well, calling it "impossible" but is unsure about whatever they have just done in the here and now. Rainer tells Bo it was "Just as necessary" and then continues: "Kenzi, Dyson, Lauren and Trick... I'm sorry..." Bo interrupts: "Just need time. And so do I." Rainer suggests that Bo said when she remembered she would talk to them, but Bo replies that the time isn't right to do so, explaining: The memories are back, the feelings, but now that we're here in the real world. Together in my world. I need to understand. Really understand." Rainer then offers Bo his hand, which she does and the scene ends with the camera focusing on a group of candles which fades into Bo's arrival on the Death Train.
The flashbacks to the Train begin with Bo opening a door as she enters the train with the Wanderer song playing in the background. Bo looks at someone there and calls out: "You have harassed my friends. Stalked and kidnapped me. And you just blew up my favourite pub." Bo then pulls a knife and points it at Rainer, adding: "So let's get to it Wanderer." Rainer turns around to look at Bo and then sighs: "Be still my heart. Another brunette." He then kicks a nearby record player as he adds: "I'm so sick of this song." Bo asks who he is and is ignored as Rainer stops the record player and looks for another piece of music to play. As he does so, Bo rants about her arriving "via black smoke" and that she wants an explanation. Rainer replies: "Well sweetheart you've got two choices. You can stay and I can pretend to court you before I get bored with you and send you on your way. Two, you can get off at the next stop where you will forget everything." Rainer then places another record on the player and starts the record player again. Bo stops the player and tells him: "There's option three. You tell me why you kidnapped me." Rainer explains: "I don't know why you are here. Seriously I don't. Next question." Bo asks: "Why go through all of this trouble just to send me away?" Rainer answers: "If you wanted some epic battle, some battle of wits, some... sweeping romance you're on the wrong train. Nothing to see here, move it along." There is a long pause and then Rainer calls out: "Handmaiden" and the maid (Linzee Barclay) seen in previous episodes on the train appears. Rainer calls out to her: "Take ah..." and snaps his fingers at Bo who answers "Bo. My name is Bo." Rainer continues: "Take Bo to her chambers. She'll be getting off at the next stop if she knows what's good for her." He then ignores Bo and the handmaiden, instead having a drink.
Questions in this Episode
| This page is currently in creation and being actively worked on as a new article through a succession of edits. To help avoid confusion, the creator asks that this page not be taken as complete owing to its early stage of development. A history of edits of this page can be found here. |
- Why did Bo tell her long time friends to not contact her? What was the reason for doing so? It is Rainer using some kind of mind control on her?
Answers in this Episode
| This page is currently in creation and being actively worked on as a new article through a succession of edits. To help avoid confusion, the creator asks that this page not be taken as complete owing to its early stage of development. A history of edits of this page can be found here. |
- The opening scene of Bo and Rainer, both being covered in blood was not in sequence with the rest of the episode's events. It actually falls between Bo and Rainer killing the Una Mens and Trick arriving to see Bo and asking her not to kill them.
- Bo has told her friends not to contact her and has had Rainer move in with her.
Episodes
For a more detailed list see: List of Lost Girl episodes, or click on the individual episode titles for more in depth articles.
References
Episode Review on Succubus.Net
Tera, the owner of this website, posted a review of this episode on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on January 24th, 2014. You can find that review here. She gave it 2.5 pitchforks out of 5.
External Links
- The Official site of the series Lost Girl
- Official Season Four website at Showcase.ca
- Waves at the IMDb
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