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Bo pretends to go dark to earn her father’s trust, but what plans does he have for her? Dyson, Lauren, and Kenzi figure out Bo’s strategy, and Mark suggests they enlist Vex to go to Bo’s aid.

We share our first impressions and what made us happy in “Rise,” including the return of an old (huge) friend and happy endings for a couple of couples.

Realizing that Tamsin has been taken captive by Jack, Bo tries to learn more about Jack’s plan to mount a better assault against him. At Vex’s suggestion, she goes in search of the midwife at her birth for the answers. Dyson enlists Mark to call a meeting of the Light Fae elders to address the situation with Jack, but Mark surprises him by inviting the Dark Fae elders as well.

We share our first impressions and what made us happy in “Let Them Burn,” including Kenzi’s ride, Vex’s fix, and Evony’s style.

With Bo comatose from a moth bite, Lauren, Dyson, and Tamsin try to find a cure as they fortify the clubhouse against Jack. Dyson and Bo also deal with their grief in the wake of Trick’s death.

We share our first impressions and what made us happy in “Follow the Yellow Trick Road,” including comedic acting, will reading, and sidekick returning.

Bo learns that her mother recently escaped from a mental institution and that her father has left his cage. She goes looking for them and finds a very different reunion than she was expecting. Bo isn’t sure who to believe about her mother’s past, Aife, Jack, or Trick.

When Bo finds a confused Elizabeth in Lauren’s clinic, she tries to mine her memories for what Zee did while occupying her body. Tension in Bo and Lauren’s relationship emerges over Lauren’s conduit abilities, and Dyson tries to figure out the feelings he has for Alycia when their living situation becomes more than friendly.

We share our first impressions and what made us happy in “Family Portrait,” including Lauren and Tamsin’s friendship, the return of Inga Cadranel, and Anna Silk… Well, Anna Silk.

We give our first impressions and share some things that made us happy in “Judgement Fae,” including Amanda Walsh being Elizabeth, Zoie Palmer being Zee, and Bo being herself. Our in depth discussion of the episode will be available this weekend.