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In Memoriam
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 Dyson, Kenzi and Hale show off their dance moves | |||
| Episode no. |
Season 4 Episode 1 Overall Episode 49 | ||
| Directed by | Paolo Barzman | ||
| Written by | Emily Andras | ||
| Produced by | Vanessa Piazza | ||
| Featured Music | See Section Below | ||
| Cinematography by | Craig Wright | ||
| Editing by | Ben Wilkinson | ||
| Production Code | 401 | ||
| Original Air Date | November 10, 2013 | ||
| Length | 60 minutes (runtime) | ||
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Rachel Skarsten - Tamsin | |||
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Short Summary List of Lost Girl Episodes Detailed List of Lost Girl episodes Reality and memories have been changed while Bo, Tamsin and Lauren are all missing and Kenzi searches for the answers SuccuWiki Rating:  (0.0) | |||
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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.
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In Memoriam was the first episode of the fourth season of the series, and the forty-ninth overall episode of the Canadian television series Lost Girl. It was first shown on the Showcase Television Channel in Canada on November 10th, 2013 at 10 PM Eastern time.
Production Data
- Series: Lost Girl
- Season: 4
- Episode Number: 1 (49th Overall)
- Episode Title: In Memoriam
- Directed by: Paolo Barzman
- Writing credits: Emily Andras
- Production Company: Prodigy Pictures
- Running Time: 60 Minutes (Including Commercials)
- Country of Origin: Canada
- Originally Aired on: November 10th, 2013 on the Showcase Television Channel in Canada
- Number of Canadian Viewers: TBA
- Number of American Viewers: TBA
Cast
| Actor / Actress | Role |
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| Anna Silk | Bo |
| Kristen Holden-Ried | Dyson |
| Ksenia Solo | Kenzi |
| Richard Howland | Trick |
| K.C. Collins | Hale |
| Zoie Palmer | Lauren |
| Rachel Skarsten | Tamsin |
| Paul Amos | Vex |
| Emmanuelle Vaugier | The Morrigan |
| Inga Cadranel | Aife |
| Tim Rozon | Massimo |
| George Takei | |
| Virna Kim | Waitress |
| Sean Dell | Whicher |
| Tamsen McDonough | Janet |
| Courtney Deelen | Seamstress |
| Adam Cassidy | Monk |
Music in this Episode
| Song Title | Artist | Notes |
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| XYZ123 | XYZ123 | XYZ123 |
Plot
Short Summary
Reality and the memories of both Fae and humans have been altered so that no one remembers Bo ever existing and reality itself seems to have reverted to the 1930s. The reality change also seems to have placed Kenzi in Bo’s place, at least in actions and relationships. Aife hires Kenzi to prove Bo did exist and discovers along with Dyson the memory and reality tampering. Both Tamsin and Lauren are missing, their location and condition both unknown. Kenzi also has made a deal with Massimo to have Fae powers, but Massimo has tricked her and she is not actually Fae. Vex attempts to keep reality as it is, for the power he now has as The Morrigan, but Hale and Dyson oppose him. Kenzi and Dyson find the cause of the reality change and they fix everyone’s memories, but at the moment they do Aife confronts Trick and as the episode ends, she has regained her memories and attacks Trick, meaning to kill him. At the end of the episode, a hint of what the Una Mens are is given and Lauren is seen for an instant as she remembers Bo. As well for an instant Bo is seen somewhere opening her eyes which are completely bright blue.
Detailed Summary
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Questions in this Episode
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Answers in this Episode
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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 November 15th, 2013. You can find that review here. She gave it ??? pitchforks out of 5.
External Links
- The Official site of the series Lost Girl
- Official Season Four website at Showcase.ca
- In Memoriam at the IMDb
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