While also unleashing all the shades of relationship gray that are inexplicably tangled up in the mix when dealing with sex issues -- frustration, confusion, awkwardness, anger, tenderness, tear-inducing panic and yes, love.
Seemingly located in a reality that neighbors Buffy's -- albeit a neighborhood somewhat less affluent in its trappings -- the Syfy series Lost Girl ap...
Good news for fans of the Fae: The Huffington Post has exclusively learned that Syfy has renewed "Lost Girl" for a third season, which will arrive on ...
There are so few intelligent, female-led dramas on TV these days that "Nikita" should serve as an example to other networks as well as its audience, because we desperately need this show, and others like it, to keep on kicking ass for years to come.
"Do you think 'Mad Men's' long hiatus has cost it the cultural initiative?" "Will Netflix draw a large audience to original programming?" "If you had a TV comfort food, what would it be?" Find out in the latest Ask Mo column.
It's Valentine's Day week on television and instead of chocolates, flowers or nauseatingly sweet cards, your small-screen significant other got you th...
Hot damn, did I miss having a breezy supernatural-fantasy show in my life. One of the reasons Lost Girl has made such a big impression on me is because it does what so many genre programs fail to do these days: It has fun with its premise.
Wow. "Lost Girl's" midseason premiere certainly didn't disappoint, did it? It had everything from a mystical sacrifice to a surprising hook-up to a se...
"Misfits," "The Fades," "Being Human" and "Lost Girl" allow viewers to escape into a different reality and imagine what it would be like to have special powers or a heroic destiny. I liked one of these shows a lot, and I fell a little in love with another.
Syfy's fifth annual Digital Press Tour last week reinforced what regular attendees of this confab have known for years: That it is one of the most efficient and innovative publicity and promotion events in the business.