Kenzi Malikov lives a dangerous life. She's a 'mere' human who works as a private investigator in the Fae community, disguising her 'inferior' heritage with regular doses of a black market lotion that lets her mimic the powers of a sprite. The only people she can rely on are her friends Hale and Dyson, who help her solve cases and keep her secret.
If you remember my reviews of the previous three series of Lost Girl, you might be thinking "wait, isn't the main character a Succubus named Bo?". And yes, yes it is, but at the outset of this season Bo is missing and none of the main cast even remember she exists. That changes pretty fast, of course - Bo and her bodacious bosom are rather too important to the show to vanish for long. But they are absent long enough for me to say that I would watch the heck out of "Kenzi Malikov, Undercover Human".
Anyway, once Bo is back we're set for more traditional Lost Girl hijinks, with plenty of sexy Succubus times, wacky Fae crimes, and scheming of all kinds. As well, of course, there's the gang's struggles to find out who abducted Bo, where she went, and what was the motive behind the whole affair.
Anyway, once Bo is back we're set for more traditional Lost Girl hijinks, with plenty of sexy Succubus times, wacky Fae crimes, and scheming of all kinds. As well, of course, there's the gang's struggles to find out who abducted Bo, where she went, and what was the motive behind the whole affair.
If you've enjoyed Lost Girl to this point, I see no reason why you won't like this season, too. It's solid stuff overall, with a likeable cast and a good blend of comedy and adventure.
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