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Faes Wide Shut

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"Faes Wide Shut"
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Bo loses control as Lauren tries to calm her down
Episode no. Season 3
Episode 5
Overall Episode 40
Directed by George Mihalka
Written by Jeremy Boxen
Produced by Wanda Chaffey
Featured Music See Section Below
Cinematography by Anton Van Rooyen
Editing by Paul Day
Production Code 305
Original Air Date February 3, 2013 (2013-02-03)
Length 60 minutes (runtime)
Guest Actors

Rachel Skarsten - Tamsin
Damon Runyan - Roman
Brittany Grey - Delia

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Lost Girl is a Canadian developed and produced television series which premiered in the 2010 season on the television channel Showcase.


For further on Bo, the succubus of the series, see her article in the SuccuWiki here. For the series itself, see that article here. For a general discussion of Succubi and their mythos in the series, see that article here.


Faes Wide Shut was the fifth episode of the third season of the series, and the fortieth overall episode of the Canadian television series Lost Girl. It was first shown on the Showcase Television Channel in Canada on February 3rd, 2013 at 9 PM Eastern time.


Production Data

  • Series: Lost Girl
  • Season: 3
  • Episode Number: 5 (40th Overall)
  • Episode Title: Faes Wide Shut
  • Directed by: George Mihalka
  • Writing credits: Jeremy Boxen
  • Production Company: Prodigy Pictures
  • Running Time: 60 Minutes (Including Commercials)
  • Country of Origin: Canada
  • Originally Aired on: February 3rd, 2013 on the Showcase Television Channel in Canada
  • Number of Canadian Viewers: TBA
  • Number of American Viewers: TBA

Cast

A promotional Image of the Season Three cast of Lost Girl from the official website at lostgirlseries.com From left to right: Richard Howland as Trick, Ksenia Solo as Kenzi, Rachel Skarsten as Tamsin, Anna Silk as Bo, Kristen Holden-Reid as Dyson, Zoie Palmer as Lauren and K.C. Collins as Hale.


Actor / Actress Role
Anna Silk Bo
Kristen Holden-Ried Dyson
Ksenia Solo Kenzi
Richard Howland Trick
Zoie Palmer Lauren
Rachel Skarsten Tamsin
Damon Runyan Roman
Brittany Grey Delia
Miriam McDonald Hot Fae
Anna Hardwick Maddy
Sean Clement Graeme
Pedro Miguel Arce Bouncer
Simon Northwood Henchman
Jacob Richter Initiate #1
Luke Bontius Hunky Guy
Starr Domingue Hostess

Music in this Episode

Song Title Artist Notes
Keep It Low (Radio Edit) Hundred In The Hands Written by Eleanor Everdell and Adam Friedman
Can't Save Her Chantal Claret Written by Chantal Euringer, Robert Kleiner and Jerrod Micheal Bettis
Nymphs Minuit Written by Ruth Carr, Paul Dodge and Ryan Beehre
Imperial Courtesy of APM Music
Silent Song (EarthRise SoundSystem Mix) Eccodek Written by Kiren Ahluwalia and Andrew McPherson
Belly Dancer Courtesy of APM Music
Eastern Bliss Courtesy of APM Music
Marry You Courtesy of APM Music
Orgotica Courtesy of APM Music
Friends And Family Courtesy of APM Music

Plot

Short Summary

Bo and Lauren attempt to find a way to satisfy Bo's needs which means looking for sexual partners at the Dal Riata. Kenzi's personality seems to change, becoming cold in how she deals with others and not acting like her normal self and she drives wedges between her friends lying to make them doubt each other. Dyson and Tamsin investigate a Fae murder and discover that Bo may be responsible as she was with that Fae previously. Bo investigates why humans are turning into puddles of goo after visiting an adult club that is owned by a Bacchus, They discover that a Manta, a huge octopus-like underFae is causing the deaths in connection with the Bacchus. Bo loses control, but Lauren manages to bring her back with some difficulty. Dyson decides to take the investigation of Bo further as the evidence seems to be pointing to her killing Fae and Lauren covering for Bo. Bo realizes that Kenzi isn't who she appears to be and demands to know where the real Kenzi is.

Detailed Summary

The episode begins with Lauren (Zoie Palmer) and Bo (Anna Silk) together at the bar of the Dal Riata and watching the Fae go by. Bo asks Lauren, "So, which of these jokers are going down?" Lauren replies, "Poor things, they have no idea what they are getting into." The first Fae Bo considers is, according to Lauren, a Hydra. When Bo says she sees only one head, Lauren's answer is: "Not that kind of head." Bo's reaction is to smile and just say: "Oh." Then Bo asks about a female Fae that enters the room and Lauren explains that: "It'll be a while before she blooms, she's taken a thousand year vow of chastity." Bo smiles and tells Lauren: "I can make her change her mind." Lauren tells Bo that she is an: "irresistible, unstoppable sex machine, and one that I wish I could keep up with." Bo's mood changes and she asks Lauren, very seriously, if what Bo is doing, trolling the Dal Riata for sex partners, is what she really wants. Before Lauren can answer, Trick (Richard Howland) arrives and asks the two what they are up to. Lauren tells Trick that she is working on "some new injections to curb Bo's hunger, she's developed a resistance to the old ones and since I can't keep up with her voracious sexual we're looking for someone who can... satisfy her requirements." Trick is taken somewhat aback by this and mumbles: "So... many... glasses... must... polish..." as he walks away. After Trick leaves, Lauren tries to explain to Bo that she is sure that what they are doing is the right thing. Lauren admits that: "Dating a Succubus is not without it's challenges. But the secret to any relationship is trust and understanding and compromise." Bo is speechless over Lauren's admission and tells Lauren that she is being "so mature about this" but again asks Lauren if she is really sure about what Bo will have to do. Lauren says she is only as long as Bo follows: "The one rule." Bo nods and replies: "No wolf. Got it." The conversation pauses and then a blond Fae enters the room, both Bo and Lauren turning and watching her as she goes by before they look at each other and say: "Her."

Questions in this Episode

  • Lauren indicated that Bo has developed a resistance to the injections Lauren had been giving Bo. The problem with this statement is that in a previous episode, Lauren said that Bo didn't need the injections any more. So when did Bo go back on them?
  • Where is Kenzi and what has replaced her? The most likely possibility might be a Chameleon or similar mimicking Fae.
  • Why was Kenzi targeted and for what purpose?

Answers in this Episode

  • According to Lauren, the injections Bo uses to curb her hunger no longer are effective. She is looking for replacement.
  • Kenzi seems to have been replaced by a being that sounds like her and attempts to mimic her personalty, but is not perfect at doing so. This creature, the kind unknown at this point in the series, acts to turn Bo's friends against each other and as well plant doubts in their minds about Bo herself. She also tries to turn Bo against her friends, but is found out by Bo when it is not affected by one of Kenzi's allergies, proving to Bo that this being is not the real Kenzi.

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 Friday, February 15, 2013. You can find that review here. She gave it ??? pitchforks out of 5.

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