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Bo and Tamsin become bodyguards for a famous warrior who fears that his life is in danger, while Bo struggles with feeling disinterested in sex. Receiving death threats from Fae who want the serum she used on The Morrigan, Lauren turns to Dyson to learn how to better defend herself.

We share our first impressions and top 3 moments from “Big in Japan.” Look for our in depth discussion later this week!

Bo heads deeper into Hel to confront her father, while Lauren and Kenzi are visited by a specter who asks for their help.

This episode contains Season 5 spoilers. Season 4’s finale “Dark Horse” suggested that Bo’s father was the Pyrippus, but in an early Season 5 episode he is called a new name. We talk about Bo’s father’s multiple identities as well as get deep into the mythology behind these figures.

We chat about our initial reactions to episode 5.02 “Like Hell, Part 2” and mention our top 3 aspects of the episode.

Bo’s determination to get Kenzi back leads to an impulsive decision that could put her in real danger. Tamsin wrestles with wanting to help save Kenzi but being afraid of going back to Valhalla, while Lauren, Dyson, and Trick try to come up with a back-up plan to save Kenzi.

We share our first impressions and a few favorite moments from the Season 5 premiere of Lost Girl, “Like Hell, Part 1.” Watch for our in-depth discussion this weekend.

Joined by other Lost Girl podcasters, we talk about our expectations and hopes for Season 5. We speculate on the fates of our beloved characters, offer up some theories of varying levels of ridiculousness, and talk about the small amount of promotional material that has been released.

Lost Girl characters on Orphan Black? Xena on Lost Girl? We talk about characters from other television shows that we’d love to see on Lost Girl and shows we think Lost Girl characters could be fun additions to.

We have previously discussed the similarities and influences of Buffy the Vampire Slayer on Lost Girl, but Xena: Warrior Princess also played an important part in laying the foundation for female-led fantasy shows. We discuss the similarities between Lost Girl and Xena, including their redemption story arcs, strong female friendships, and importance to the LGBT community.