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  • Lost Girl Introduces Hot Lesbian Lovin’ And An Intriguing Foil When Albino Alligators Attack

    Oh SyFy/Showcase, when other channels can’t do more than a peck on the cheek between lesbians or gay men they do a full on sex scene complete with a shot that would probably get them an NC-17 rating if it were theatrically released. After deciding that they wanted to make a go of dating last week Bo and Lauren skipped straight past coffee and went for the money, because Bo is a succubus and Lauren hasn’t had any since her last girlfriend went crazy possessed by the Garuda. Because this show is all about equality (no really it is) their love scene is just as softly lit and graphic as any sex scene featuring guys.

    This is auto-NC-17 according to the MPAA. Ladies touching! Enjoying it! Employed body fluid tastes! SCANDALOUS!

    This is auto-NC-17 according to the MPAA. Ladies touching! Enjoying it! Employed body fluid tastes! SCANDALOUS!

    And then Lauren disappears for the bulk of the hour–presumably to recuperate–and Bo gets drawn into Kenzi’s quest to save her hitherto unseen bud from her street living days. I hope it becomes a thing where Kenzi has these best buds who CANNOT DIE but that she never mentions until they’re relevant. Like all the grandparents on The Cosby Show.

    In their hunt to find the disappeared friend they find a whole mess of sickly blind fae in a tunnel and Lost Girl’s very own immortal crocodile–a beast I thought Once Upon A Time had cornered the market on.

    I like Lost Girl's version better.

    I like Lost Girl’s version better.

    Lost Girl’s human/crocodile hybrid avoids massive lapels, glitter paint and the romanticizing of abusive relationships and is instead a kind of crazy and definitely ancient dude out for revenge. Also he is blind. For some reason an blind albino crocodile man just seems normal? Have I watched too much Batman and grown too accustomed to Killer Croc? I’m confused, as confused as Bo was when Croco-man pulled a catch and release on her and she found herself snuggled up safely in bed.

    While the ladies dealt with this new fae issue and Lauren recuperated and Vex at around messing with his stupid little face tattoo (seriously WHAT is that thing) Dyson got topless.

    Topless Dyson always gets a screengrab. It is known Khaleesi.

    Topless Dyson always gets a screengrab. It is known Khaleesi.

    I mean, uh, Dyson got a new partner. A new dark fae partner. She’s sassy, snazzy and she hates Bo with the fire of a thousand repressed lesbian tendencies. Also she played the worst version of Dinah Lance since Arrow and the atrocious Birds of Prey many moons ago. We’re gonna let that one slide though, because this is the first time someone hasn’t really been just completely labially dominated by Bo in ages and it’s nice to see someone so openly antagonized by her that isn’t a dude or evil. Tamsin COULD be evil, she is Dark Fae and all, but she really just seems more of a law abiding lady who hates Bo’s mile wide anarchic streak.

    Which is on full display what with her repeatedly being arrested and repeatedly walking out with a wink and sly middle finger to establishment.

    And a little sexy touching. I like how Kenzi just stood there still like a rabbit.

    And a little sexy touching. I like how Kenzi just stood there still like a rabbit.

    In that past Bo’s anarchic streak had been lauded because the establishment she attempted to operate in was absolutely archaic and skewed against her and “normal” folks. Now that isn’t the case. Her friend is in charge of the light fae and he’s actually making good choices. Something that surprises even Dyson. He’s so accustomed to horrible despotic acts by the Ash that he doesn’t even blink when its suggested that Hale wants him to murder the sickly fae in the tunnels.

    Dyson. Bo. They’re no longer rebels fighting to protect weaker folks. They’ve won and now don’t quite know how to act in the status quo they’ve created. That makes them unpredictable and that makes them dangerous. Maybe even as dangerous as whatever is lurking in Bo’s head. It would seem she’s not aware of just how evil she’s been lately. That whatever was unlocked in her during the battle with the Garuda might not even be a part of her.

    After two seasons of Bo and company battling external forces this season is undeniably about the threats from within. Bo’s the killer now, and judging from Tamsin’s file and that wall Kenzi saw, Bo’s on a very, very bloody streak.

    Which means Tamsin, of all people, is kind of the good guy.

    Maybe she'll hook up with Dyson and Lauren will save Bo and Kenzi will get with Hale and ALL WILL BE WELL...probably not.

    Maybe she’ll hook up with Dyson and Lauren will save Bo and Kenzi will get with Hale and ALL WILL BE WELL…probably not.

    Notes

    • Why was Trick so repulsed by his lady friend? She didn’t seem that bad…just amorous!.
    • Tamsin’s bloody kiss was kind of lame, but I still like her. She’s got a little bit of a different energy then anyone else on the show. She’s comfortable with her “badness” but she’s lawful bad after we’ve been stuck dealing with countless chaotic bads.
    • Yes that was me just getting hella Dungeons and Dragons up in here. Bo is chaotic neutral by the way.
    • Vex’s face tattoo may annoy me, but him in the robe eating cereal and teasing Kenzi and Bo in bed was a lot of fun.
    • I hope Hale doesn’t crumble under the pressure or get pushed aside now that he’s the big boss man. Having a smart Ash who genuinely likes the heroine is as refreshing as Tamsin genuinely hating her.
    • Speaking of Bo, she’d now wickedly comfortable using her seduction powers huh? You’ve come a long way baby.
    • Albino alligator fae’s accent. I…what? Oh Canada.
    • Next Week: Bo and company deal with spin the bottle and disease and maybe a little light body switching.

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  • Skyfyre

    I love this show. It is seriously the best feminist thing on television. Campy at times, horribly written in some places, but with so much rough heart….. I don’t even care because some of the performances (mostly of the 3 lady leads) drive this sucker and make me come back every damn week. The lovestory plot line is layered in difficulty, and the best friend sidekick has a thing for the boy triangle member but is true to her besty, the lovely and ferocious succubus. Lots of emotions on this supernatural train.

    • http://fempop.com/ Alex Cranz

      This is it exactly. The execution may often stumble but the heart behind this show is just incredible!

  • EvilMonkeyPope

    You can’t just skip ahead to season 3 recaps until you finish all the recaps for season 1 & 2.

    • http://fempop.com/ Alex Cranz

      Well, I mean I can, though I’d prefer not to. I would very much like to go back and recap the first two seasons. We’ll see if I can find the time!

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  • Pontifex

    I love this show. I enjoy shipping het or gay, though as a straight guy I prefer les (I’m slightly LIM) so I really have fun trying to figure not only who who is gonna hook up with who, but who I ship. I’m at S1E13 and definitely ship Hale/Kensi, but I keep flickering between Lauren and Dyson. Last night it was D, today it is L. I have to say Dyson has an amazing but unusual look with his chiseled features and “wolfish” smile.

    I agree with those who say that though the heart of LG is rudely fashioned and the pulse is sometimes unsteady but none the less powerful. I haven’t gotten to the ep that caused the trans flap, but from what I’ve seen so far, it is the most inclusive TV show ever. I can’t include “L Word” or “Queer as Folk” as they are gay specific, with token straights.

    This is what is needed to move forward, shows like this for adults and WB* shows with non-swishy gays in ensemble teen shows. Not ridiculous items like “American Horror Story” with the ghost of a gay bondage bondage addict dressed like the Gimp haunting the living.

    *I am thinking in particular of “Dawson’s Creek” and the arc about a gay man who might lose his job coaching soccer. To girls.

  • Pontifex

    I apologize for my bad editing. And am annoyed with my spell check for telling me that neither British nor American proper spelling for apologise is correct.

  • Pontifex

    Finally, I am caught up.

    After many eps of outright tease last season, esp the last three, we finally have Doccubus lift-off again. It was worth the wait.

    In “Vexed” the sex seemed like a *slightly* toned down cross between David Hamilton and Viv Thomas and made me uncomfortable, which surprised me. I don’t think it was one of those Molly Haskell “nudity broke my fiction” thingies. I think I actually looked away a couple times and felt like a voyeur, which is even more surprising.

    On the other hand in the awaited lovin’, I liked the laughter, dialogue and obvious comfort between the women, which made it one of the sweetest funny love scenes since “The Thomas Crown Affair” I also liked the foreground objects, which I guess helped with the blocking.

    I like Tamsin too. As you say, her character adds something new to the series. But now for a little objectification… to me she is yet another on a show where all the women have great shoulders, and *everybody* has great noses.

  • Susan L

    Just discovered these recaps, which I am enjoying, so am a bit behind. I find it very odd that Bo and Lauren are described as “dating” (Lauren uses the term herself). They’ve had a serious and developing relationship for two years; they’ve had sex before, albeit under shall we say ambiguous circumstances; they almost had sex when Lauren told Bo she really just wanted to “sleep” with her for emotional support but with the result that Bo commits to Lauren “Whatever you decide, whatever happens, we are in this together” (2.20); and finally Bo has said at the end of 3.01 “I want to give this a real shot, be together.” With this level of recognized love and commitment, what they’re doing is “dating”? Apparently dating means something different now from when I was in high school (which granted, was a long, long time ago). Reminds me of my annoyance when Bo, whose 1000-year old lover has just declared himself to be hers for life and she has accepted him, refers to herself as his “girlfriend” (1.13). Can we (the show) not find more adult, nuanced, terms for these relationships?

    P.S. The alligator’s name was “Atticus” — shoutout perhaps to “To Kill a Mockingbird”?

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