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::Gesturing ala Nas::
So, on Netflix, having rewatched Rome, Star Gate Atlantis (which I actually think was underrated) and between episodes of Thomas the Tank Engine I stumbled Lost Girl.
A Canadian number about a Succubus who doesn't know anything about her past or why she sleeps with guys and they die. She suddenly finds herself thrusted into the World of the Fae.
Not quite as teeny-bop as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, or as sexually in your face as True Blood and devoid of teenage angst found in Vampire Diaries I have to say I am hooked and am left wondering (like with Boondocks) why this never made it over the pond.
It's awesome, the sex (given that it is a sex demon) is far more tasteful, I like how the show isn't limited to hetrosexual relationships and even the characters physical looks are fitting with the theme, like she is attractive but not too attractive as to detract from the fact that she has to use her powers - OK that last one may just be me.
In any case, its simply refreshing to for a show to focus on another mythological being other than vampires or zombies. Don't get me wrong, when you think about it a sexual life energy draining Succubus isn't that far from a blood sucking vampire but its nice to at least have something marginally different.
Have you seen it, what do you think?
A Canadian number about a Succubus who doesn't know anything about her past or why she sleeps with guys and they die. She suddenly finds herself thrusted into the World of the Fae.
Not quite as teeny-bop as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, or as sexually in your face as True Blood and devoid of teenage angst found in Vampire Diaries I have to say I am hooked and am left wondering (like with Boondocks) why this never made it over the pond.
It's awesome, the sex (given that it is a sex demon) is far more tasteful, I like how the show isn't limited to hetrosexual relationships and even the characters physical looks are fitting with the theme, like she is attractive but not too attractive as to detract from the fact that she has to use her powers - OK that last one may just be me.
In any case, its simply refreshing to for a show to focus on another mythological being other than vampires or zombies. Don't get me wrong, when you think about it a sexual life energy draining Succubus isn't that far from a blood sucking vampire but its nice to at least have something marginally different.
Have you seen it, what do you think?