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Napoleon Dynamite Premiered on FOX on January 15, 2012

About the Show:
An animated series based on the hit film, NAPOLEON DYNAMITE follows the comic adventures of America's most awesomely awkward teenager and his offbeat family and friends as they navigate small-town life in rural Idaho. Whether he's facing down bullies or discovering the meaning of friendship, NAPOLEON (voice of Jon Heder) proves that true heroes follow their own path - especially when they have secret ninja skills from the government.

The original cast from the film - Heder, Aaron Ruell, Efren Ramirez, Tina Majorino, Sandy Martin, Jon Gries and Diedrich Bader - return to voice their roles, and many new characters will be added along the way.

Napoleon is a 16-year-old boy convinced - for no apparent reason - that he is destined for greatness and blessed with unlimited "sweet abilities." He spends his days practicing ninja moves, drawing ligers, soul dancing and bragging about his "girlfriend in Oklahoma" whom nobody has ever seen. Napoleon's brother, KIP (Ruell), is an unemployed 32-year-old who lives at home and believes he would be an amazing catch for any girl who responds to his online come-ons. The Dynamite brothers live with GRANDMA (Martin), a crusty woman who can often be found four-wheeling with her lady friends at the local sand dunes.

Napoleon's allies include PEDRO (Ramirez), his unflappable best friend who has recently been elected class president; and DEB (Majorino), an incredibly sweet girl who sees the good in Napoleon and dreams of someday being his wife. Napoleon's UNCLE RICO (Gries) lives out of an orange custom van, where he obsesses over his botched high school football career and dreams up ways to become rich and famous. Then there's REX KWON DO (Bader), a self-proclaimed martial-arts master who runs the local dojo.

Guest voices in the debut season include Amy Poehler, Jennifer Coolidge, Sam Rockwell and Jemaine Clement.

Cast:

Jon Heder	Voiced	Napoleon Dynamite
Aaron Ruell	Voiced	Kipland “Kip” Dynamite
Diedrich Bader	Voiced	Rex
Efren Ramirez	Voiced	Pedro Sánchez
Jon Gries	Voiced	Uncle Rico
Sandy Martin	Voiced	Grandma Dynamite
Tina Majorino	Voiced	Deborah

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Episode 1: Thundercone (Jan/15/2012)
After learning that his new acne cream makes him resistant to pain, Napoleon picks a fight with a bully at school. When the coach sees Napoleon’s strength in action, he invites him to join a local underground fight club.

Meanwhile, Kip begins dating Misty, a new girl he met online, but is he the bad boy she’s been looking for

Episode 2: Scantronica Love (Jan/15/2012)
When Professor Koontz uses a scantron machine to pair students romantically, Napoleon is matched with Tokiko, the Japanese exchange student, a disappointed Deb is paired with bully Don Moser and Pedro is happily paired with Don’s girlfriend Summer Wheatley.

Don’s mother and sisters take Deb under their wings, which she reluctantly allows until she discovers they have ulterior motives

Episode 3: Ligertown (Jan/29/2012)
Napoleon’s life-long belief in the awesomeness and magic of ligers is shattered when he gets a job at a liger farm and learns that they may not be the magnificent beasts he has always imagined. Luckily, the sweetness of Deb helps to restore his faith

Episode 4: Pedro vs. Deb (Feb/12/2012)
When sales for the school paper plummet and the school threatens to shut it down, Deb comes to the rescue with the promise of a great story that will save The Preston Bugle. She decides to do an interview with Pedro, the school president, and is thrilled when he grants her unlimited access. But Deb’s article puts in him hot water with the townspeople, and even Napoleon’s sweet dance moves can’t save the day.

Consequently, Napoleon, Deb and Pedro must come up with a more exciting local story that will take the focus off of Pedro and repair the damage to Pedro and Deb’s friendship

Episode 5: Bed Races (Feb/19/2012)
Uncle Rico and Napoleon team up to participate in the annual Preston, ID, bed races and prevent Grandma, a six-time champion, from winning again this year. During the race Uncle Rico persuades Napoleon to cheat in order to beat her and restore him to his former glory after losing the big high school football game years earlier. Following their win, Uncle Rico rejoices in his new found fame, Grandma is depressed and Napoleon is left with the dilemma of whether to tell Grandma the truth or let his uncle enjoy his new standing in the community

Episode 6: FFA (Mar/04/2012)
The Future Farmers of America’s state competition is coming up. But when Napoleon’s partner drops out, he begs Pedro to be his teammate. Pedro reluctantly agrees and they set out to beat Napoleon’s FFA rival, Filson (guest voice Rockwell), for a second year in a row. While at the event, Napoleon loses focus when the FFA Queen puts the moves on him. In the end, Pedro comes to the rescue

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The Devil's Whore done
Treasure Island done

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The Devil's Whore Premiered on Channel 4 on November 19, 2008

About the Show:
The Devil's Whore tells the story of the seismic events of 17th-century England, when political disobedience turned to revolution and civil war, and English history changed forever.

The story is told through the experiences of a spirited aristocratic woman, Angelica Fanshawe (Andrea Riseborough), who comes to know the key figures on both sides of this bitter conflict. It is a story not just of political and historical significance, but of love, loss, murder, courage and betrayal.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Andrea Riseborough	Angelica Fanshawe
John Simm	Edward Sexby
Michael Fassbender	Thomas Rainsborough
Tom Goodman-Hill	John Lilburne
Maxine Peake	Elizabeth Lilburne
Dominic West	Oliver Cromwell
Jeremy Crutchley	Toop
Peter Capaldi	King Charles
Tim McInnerny	Joliffe

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Episode 1: (Nov/19/2008)
First in a four-part drama telling the story of the English Civil War through the eyes of a spirited aristocratic woman.

Angelica is born in 1623, when England is divided both politically and religiously, a time when political disobedience turned to revolution and civil war, and English history changed forever.

It is the start of a road that will change inexorably not only Angelica's life, but all of those with whom she comes into contact, including the most important figures of this tumultuous time.

Episode 2: (Nov/26/2008)
The people of the besieged city of Oxford, Angelica among them, are in a desperate situation. Devastated by the King's brutal betrayal, Angelica has been cast out of court, and finds herself destitute and starving.

Meanwhile, divisions are beginning to split the Parliamentarians. Even Thomas Rainsborough and Oliver Cromwell are at odds on what to do with King Charles I.

And John Lilburne vehemently attacks self-serving Parliamentarians profiting from the war.

Episode 3: (Dec/03/2008)
The country is in shock and divided as Oliver Cromwell puts the King on trial for treason and becomes the first head of the Republican Government.

With Rainsborough no longer able to protect Angelica, Joliffe plots his revenge.

Mourning her murdered husband, Angelica finds herself standing on the gallows facing her execution on the same day as the King, only to be taunted by Joliffe for being alone in her dying hour.

Meanwhile the free thinking John Lilburne is once again put on trial for his life, but this time by his fellow revolutionaries.

Episode 4: (Dec/10/2008)
Sexby is arrested and exiled after he refuses to fight for Cromwell. Angelica is distraught, but agrees to honour Sexby's departing wish and settle her debt with her enemy Joliffe.

Elizabeth says a final farewell to Lilburne. Sexby returns to England under disguise, convinced that Cromwell was responsible for the murder of Rainsborough, and hatches a suicidal scheme to assassinate him on the day of his coronation.

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Treasure Island Premiered on Sky One on January 01, 2012

About the Show:
Set in the dangerous world of Buccaneers, this two part drama follows the story of Jim Hawkins who is unexpectedly drawn into the world of pirates when he discovers Flint's treasure map. However, Long John Silver (Emmy Award winner Eddie Izzard) will stop at nothing to get hold of the gold for himself. As they set sail for Treasure Island, Jim embarks on an action adventure that will change his life forever.

With Silver preparing to lead a mutiny, who will be the first to find Flint's buried booty? Who will keep control of the ship? And who will leave the island alive? Silver and Jim explore the true meaning of loyalty and betrayal as they battle it out for the treasure... and ultimately their own survival.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Daniel Mays	Dr. Livesey
Donald Sutherland	Flint
Eddie Izzard	Long John Silver
Elijah Wood	Ben Gunn
Nina Sosanya	Alibe Silver
Philip Glenister	Captain Smollett
Rupert Penry-Jones	Squire Trelawney
Shirley Henderson	Meg Hawkins
Toby Regbo	Jim Hawkins

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Episode 1: (Jan/01/2012)
Teenager Jim Hawkins, Captain Smollett, Squire Trelawney and Dr Livesey prepare to set sail in search of an elusive hoard of gold, following the discovery of a treasure map that once belonged to a notorious pirate. Unfortunately, crew member Long John Silver wants the riches for himself, and persuades his fellow sailors to back him in a mutiny.

Episode 2: (Jan/02/2012)
Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver are forced to choose between the elusive treasure and their lives, as danger lurks behind every corner on their quest to reach the loot.

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The River done
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Episode 1: Everyone (Jan/23/2012)
The friends are on holiday in Morocco where the villa is only half finished, in the middle of nowhere and without running water. On the flip side though they have managed to find a load of weed under the floorboards. AOL's party-tracking skills are put to the test and they end up at a villa owned by Luke. Franky, unhappy in her relationship with Matty, ends up being drawn towards Luke. Luke and his mate Jake go to see the group the next day. They're in Morocco on business, and have been hiding their weed in the gang's villa. After saying they need the rest of it back, Luke invites everyone to a party being held on a beach. Matty and Franky end up being drawn into a situation beyond their control which has repercussions for everyone.

Episode 2: Rich (Jan/30/2012)
Rich has been banned by Professor David Blood from going to see Grace in hospital and he is suffering. Alo attempts to keep him out of trouble by organising some band practice, but Rich is committed to Grace and he stands outside the hospital waiting for her to call him. Rich manages to find a way past security after she calls and breaks into her room. Blood decides that Grace is going to be transfered to another hospital in Zurich and Rich goes to to his house to appeal to him not to only to discover that they've already left.

Episode 3: Alex (Feb/06/2012)
Alex has his first day at college, but he's not worried about fitting in or making any new mates. He ends up catching the eye of another student and they become frinds instantly. Alex sees something special in Liv and she becomes involved in his strange and wonderful world.

Episode 4: Franky (Feb/13/2012)
Franky is in a bad place as she's unable to concentrate on her studies before some important exams. Her friends have been avoiding her, parental support makes her feel smothered and in her isolation she feels pushed towards Luke.

Episode 5: Mini (Feb/20/2012)
Mini's mother has hooked up with a pervy new live-in boyfriend who Mini really dislikes. To make matters worse, Alo has broken the rules of their 'no strings attached' relationship and admitted that he is in love with her. Mini decides that she needs to get away and ends up seeking refuge in the arms of her father.

Episode 6: Nick (Feb/27/2012)
Nick is in love with Franky, but the feelings aren't returned. He attempts to deal with the fact that Franky is nothing more than a friend but his feelings towards her increase. Matty gets in touch with his brother, Nick who is also in love with Franky and needs Nick's help to get him out of Morocco and back to Bristol.

Episode 7: Alo (Mar/05/2012)
Alo still has no clue that Mini is pregnant with his baby. He attempts to get over her by going out with a new girl called Poppy Champion. Mini is soon a distant memory as things progress between the two of them. Franky's efforts to make Alo see sense fail.

Episode 8: Liv (Mar/12/2012)
Liv has been partying with her new friend Alex ever since he first showed in Bristol. He ends up disappearing for a dirty weekend though as Liv needs him most. After she attempts to reach out to her old her friends, she finds herself excluded from their lives. Liv is forced to face up to the choices she has made but isn't quite as strong as she thought she was.

Episode 9: Mini & Franky (Mar/19/2012)
Mini and Franky are still in Mini's bedroom, but with Matty back in Bristol and Mini's pregancy becoming more obvuious, time is running out fast for the girls. Things end up coming to a head after Mini's heath takes a turn for the worse.

Episode 10: Everyone (Mar/26/2012)
The exam results are in and Alex is throwing a leaving party that he hopes nobody will ever forget. Everybody's future hangs in the balance as Franky finds it hard to confront her past. The group is still in shocjed following Grace's death and time is running out for them to make things right.

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Can i also do episode guides for the current seasons of

Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 4 done

PS season 3 is only half completed

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Episode 1 - "Water War"
Anakin, Padme, Kit Fisto and Ahsoka find themselves on the planet of Mon Calamari helping to keep the peace in a near civil war. But the Separatists have another plan. Will the Jedi and the inhabitants of Mon Calamari join forces and push back the invaders, or will another planet fall in the hands of the Separatists? An underwater battle takes place for the Republic to save the planet from falling.

Episode 2 - "Gungan Attack"
After the Separatists defeat most of the Republic forces on Mon Calamari, the Jedi Council are forced to call in the help of Jar Jar Binks and the Grand Gungan Army to the Jedi and the remaining Republic forces. However, in the aftermath of the battle, the remaining Republic forces are captured, leaving Ahsoka and Prince Lee-Char to devise a new strategy.

Episode 3 - 'Prisoners"
After Anakin, Padme, Kit Fisto and Jar Jar Binks are all captured by Riff Tamson, Ahsoka and Prince Lee Char must find a way to free their friends from the grip of the Separatists. Endeavoring to liberate his planet from the sinister Tamson, Lee Char must now convince the Quarren to rejoin his cause.

Episode 4 - "Shadow Warrior"
Anakin, Padme and Jar Jar uncover a plot on Naboo for the Gungans to aid the Separatists. However, as the subterfuge unravels, can the Jedi and the Gungans delay General Grievous as he prepares to launch his massive attack on Naboo?

Episode 5 - "Mercy Mission"
Plo Koon's clone legion "The Wolfpack", R2-D2, and C-3PO are set to help the planet of Aleen in its time of need, but the droids discover some importance to the planet's situation.

Episode 6 - "Nomad Droids"
After an attack from General Grievous, R2-D2 and C-3PO find themselves on a series of adventures to get back to Coruscant.

Episode 7 - "Darkness on Umbara"
When Anakin is forced to temporarily turn over command of his clone troopers to a new commander, the Jedi Pong Krell, tensions begin to run high as the clones are assigned with a very deadly mission to take the capital of Umbara.

Episode 8 - "The General"
General Krell orders Captain Rex and the clone troopers of the 501st Legion to conquer a heavily fortified Umbaran airbase, and will not accept anything less than victory. It is an almost certain suicide mission, unless the clones can use their ingenuity to defeat their new enemy.

Episode 9 - 'Plan of Dissent"
After the Republic conquers an Umbaran airbase, General Krell orders Rex and his men on towards the heavily fortified capital. Realizing there's a better plan, several clone troopers disobey orders to carry out a rogue, covert operation.

Episode 10 - "Carnage of Krell"
With two of his men facing execution for disobeying orders, Captain Rex is forced to confront his overly aggressive commander, General Krell, in the conclusion to the action-packed battle for Umbara. Risking charges of mutiny, Rex must make a dark choice as the true face of the enemy emerges.

Episode 11 - "Kidnapped"
ygerrian slavers are behind the sudden disappearance of an entire colony of people on the planet Kiros. As Anakin and Ahsoka rush to defuse a series of bombs planted by the slavers, Obi-Wan must fight with their imposing leader. The imposing leader runs off leading Anakin and Ahsoka to raid and take over the leader's ship.

Episode 12 - "Slaves of the Republic"
Anakin, Obi-Wan, Rex, and Ahsoka go undercover to infiltrate the slavers on Zygerria to find the missing Colonists. Obi-Wan, Rex, and Anakin as slavers and Ahsoka as the slave (impersonating an heiress). Anakin struggles with his emotions as a wily Zygerrian queen forces him to take questionable actions in order to carry out his mission.

Episode 13 - "Escape from Kadavo"
Anakin tries to convince the Zygerrian Queen that she too is a slave and pawn in an evil Separatist plot. Meanwhile, Obi-Wan toils in the slave camps of Kadavo, a grim situation that grows increasingly bleak.

Episode 14 - "A Friend in Need"
A peace conference between Separatists and Republic delegates is interrupted by Lux Bonteri, the son of a late Separatist Senator, who announces his intention to defect to the Republic. Soon after, he involves Ahsoka in his dangerous search to find justice for his mother's death.

Episode 15 - "Deception"
Obi-Wan fakes his own death and goes undercover (as Rako Hardeen) in a Republic prison, in order to gather information on a plot to kidnap Chancellor Palpatine from a convict named Moralo Eval. While there, he learns that another prisoner, notorious bounty hunter Cad Bane, is also involved. Meanwhile, Anakin seeks vengeance over the death of his former master.

Episode 16 - "Friends and Enemies"
Having escaped from prison, Obi-Wan, Cad Bane and Moralo Eval flee across the galaxy, pursued by Anakin and Ahsoka. Obi-Wan must devise a way to warn his fellow Jedi to halt their chase without blowing his cover.

Episode 17 - "The Box"
Count Dooku invites some of the best bounty hunters in the galaxy, including Cad Bane and a still-disguised Obi-Wan, to compete in a obstacle course known as "The Box", with involvement in the plot to kidnap Chancellor Palpatine as the reward for survival. After facing many challenges in the Box, Obi-Wan survives, along with Cad Bane and 4 other bounty hunters. Cad Bane is appointed by Dooku to lead the kidnap operation against Palpatine on Naboo.

Episode 18 - "Crisis on Naboo"
Supreme Chancellor Palpatine goes to Naboo guarded by Jedi Knights. Meanwhile, Cad Bane, a still-disguised Obi-Wan and a pack of bounty hunters put their plan into action, but fails when Obi-Wan alerts the Jedi. With the Bounty Hunters in Republic Custody Obi-Wan wants to change back to his original self. What Obi-Wan didn't realize was that Dooku was listening when he alerted Mace Windu and Anakin Skywalker. Dooku tries again later to kidnap Palpatine when he is alone with Anakin. Obi-Wan realizes what is going on, and Anakin and Obi-Wan fight Dooku,and save the Chancellor. Dooku escapes from Naboo, leaving Anakin and Obi-Wan with Palpatine.

Episode 19 - "Massacre"
Count Dooku is determined to have revenge against the Nightsisters of Dathomir after their betrayal with Savage Opress. General Grievous launches an all-out droid attack against the magic-wielding witches, and Mother Talzin convinces Asajj Ventress to rejoin the Nightsisters after she left years ago. Ventress and Mother Talzin lead the defense with all the dark powers at their command. After a fight with Grievious, Ventress is badly wounded in the shoulder. All of the Nightsisters are killed, except Mother Talzin and Ventress, who then grieves over her sisters' deaths.

Episode 20 - "Bounty"
An aimless Asajj Ventress joins a team of bounty hunters under the leadership of young Boba Fett. On an alien world, they undertake a dangerous but profitable mission that tests the limits of their skills, and the strength of Asajj's character.

Episode 21 - "Brothers"
Savage Opress finally finds his long lost brother, and it turns out to be the former Sith Lord, Darth Maul. His body now a half-cybernetic spider-like apparatus, who's been living in a state of madness on an Outer Rim planet. All across the galaxy, Sith and Jedi alike feel something sinister rising.

Episode 22 - "Revenge"
Fueled by pure hatred, Darth Maul and his brother, Savage Opress set out to take revenge on the Jedi who had left him for dead on Naboo: Obi-Wan Kenobi. Kenobi receives the aid of an unlikely ally...

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Episode 1: Fugitivus (Jan/27/2012)
Spartacus discovers the grave responsibilities and costs involved in his new role as a leader of freed slaves. Claudius Glaber’s arrival in Capua forces Spartacus to keep his rebellious band intact.

Episode 2: A Place in This World (Feb/03/2012)
Spartacus and his men liberate a Roman villa, but its slaves are wary. Oenomaus throws himself into the brutal Pits, and Glaber supports Lucretia’s prophecies, despite Ilithyia’s protests.

Episode 3: The Greater Good (Feb/10/2012)
After learning of Naevia's fate, Spartacus must deal with a rift among the gladiators; Lucretia divulges a long-kept secret in order to strengthen her position; and the rebels find themselves at risk after an attack.

Episode 4: Empty Hands (Feb/17/2012)
Spartacus leads survivors through the woods, but Crixus gets separated and returns to a place of past suffering. Lucretia pries into Ilithyia’s affairs, seeking influence with a powerful Roman.

Episode 5: Libertus (Feb/24/2012)
Spartacus leads a bold mission to free Crixus from Roman captivity, but a storied gladiator from the House of Batiatus complicates matters. Ilithyia’s scheming puts her marriage to Glaber at risk.

Episode 6: Chosen Path (Mar/02/2012)
Spartacus rallies the rebels to begin training in order to be ready to defend their new sanctuary, while Glaber welcomes powerful new recruits to his forces.

Episode 7: Sacramentum (Mar/09/2012)
Spartacus and the rebels look to increase the size of their force by freeing and recruiting fighters held as slaves during foreign wars; Lucretia recruits one of her husband's ex-gladiators in an attempt to outmaneuver influential Romans.

Episode 8: Balance (Mar/16/2012)
Spartacus contemplates an opportunity for revenge after the capture of an influential Roman; intrigue is at a fever pitch among Glaber and the women in his circle.

Episode 9: Monsters (Mar/23/2012)
Spartacus must convince his people to unite against the imminent Roman assault. Lucretia struggles to be free from the commands of men who threaten her fate, and Glaber’s ruthlessness has consequences.

Episode 10: Wrath of the Gods (Mar/30/2012)
When dwindling supplies threaten to bring the rebellion to its knees, Spartacus tries to restore hope among his people.

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This is under Blood and Sand but there is a discussion for Vengeance in the drama section that could be moved to Blood and Sand and i cant post it

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Starz has season 2 as Vengeance and season 1 as Blood and Sand but Gods of the Arena is Prequel

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Episode 1: Eve of the War
Things have gone from bad to worse at the B&B after Mitchell's death and George, Annie and Tom are desperately trying to keep the baby safe from The Old Ones....will they succeed?

Episode 2: Being Human 1955
Hal, Leo and Pearl go looking for baby Eve and her guardian hoping she can give them a miracle.

Episode 3: The Graveyard Shift
Hal is horrified when his housemates inform him he will have to get a job to function properly in the modern world, and is even more appalled when he realises he may have to work at the cafe with Tom. Desperate for an alternative, he turns to Fergus, who offers to let him go back to the vampire community. Meanwhile, Regus convinces Annie that the blood-suckers pose a serious threat to baby Eve.

Episode 4: A Spectre Calls
Honnolulu Heights is paid visit by a charming ghost from the 70s called Kirby who claims to have been sent by Nina.

Episode 5: Hold the Front Page
Teenage vampire Adam and his lover, schoolmistress Yvonne, are on the run from the press and turns up at our friends doorstep looking for a place to hide.

But who or what is Yvonne really?

Episode 6: Puppy Love
Annie accidentally kills a cantankerous old neighbour, Tom falls for geek werewolf Allison, and Hal gets his first date in half a century.

Episode 7: Making History
Tensions run high when Cutler takes Tom under his wing. Annie travels into purgatory and meets Eve, who shows her the future and most of the human race are dead. Hal meets Cutler again and he tries to get Hal back to his old days and ways of drinking blood. Hal hesitates but Cutler does his best and Hal breaks down. Hal is then seen drinking out of a glass of blood, he then goes on the date with Alex but will he bite her or save her?

Episode 8: The War Child
In this bold series climax, the Old Ones have arrived. The only thing between them and global destruction are our heroes. What needs to be done to save the world?

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Episode 1: Something Wicked This Fae Comes
In the season opener, a nomadic Fae sideshow comes to town looking to take advantage of the chaos that the bombing of the Light Fae headquarters has wrought. Unbeknownst to the general Light Fae populace, The Ash is in a coma, and his bond with the land is weakening – which makes this the perfect time for the travelling circus freaks to steal the most precious thing the Light Fae possess.

Episode 2: I Fought the Fae (and the Fae Won)
The hunt for the new Ash is on. Literally. A traditional Stag Hunt is held, whereby the candidate who successfully tracks and kills the Stag becomes the next Ash. Bo barely takes a passing interest in this ceremony until a surprise visitor with a vested interest in the hunt appears in her front room.

Episode 3: Scream a Little Dream
As Bo struggles to accept the new terms of her and Dyson's relationship, she investigates an apartment building full of residents who appear to have lost their minds.

Kenzi's choice to employ a Brownie to help around the house threatens to backfire on her.

Episode 4: Mirror, Mirror
In a move of sisterly solidarity, Kenzi drunkenly invokes the Russian hag Baba Yaga to curse Dyson for his behaviour towards Bo. In the sober light of day, however, Kenzi and Bo seek to remove the curse.

Episode 5: BrotherFae of the Wolves
Bo and Dyson team up to track down a stolen Mongolian Death Worm on behalf of Dyson's old wolf pack mate. When things get complicated, Dyson finds himself reliving his medieval days – tormented by the hard choices he once had to make, and fighting in the present not to repeat past mistakes.

Episode 6: It's Better to Burn Out Than Fae Away
The Morrigan enlists Bo's help to find a tortured graffiti artist under her employ. The young painter has killed a Dark Fae, and his urban murals are exposing Fae secrets all over town – with The Morrigan on the hook for his actions.
In exchange for her help with the case, The Morrigan offers Bo information on breaking The Ash's hold on the Lauren.

Episode 7: Fae Gone Wild
Bo is happy for the distraction provided by an assembly of strippers that helps break an accused cop-killer out of the police station. While Bo goes undercover at a strip joint to follow the trail of one of the apparent accomplices, Dyson and Hale simultaneously track the murderer. Both investigations meet in the middle at The Hand of Glory – a disembodied hand with remarkable powers.

Coming off The Morrigan's shocking revelation about Lauren, Bo and the doctor have a difficult conversation.

Episode 8: Death Didn't Become Him
Trick’s dear friend seeks his assistance when his ballet dancer husband goes missing – or rather, his ballet dancer husband’s corpse. Bo and Dyson track the dead ballet dancer to a bizarre figure, enlisting Lauren for her scientific expertise along the way.

Episode 9: Original Skin
A night out at the Dal goes awry when an insane trickster spikes the beer with a substance that transfers Bo out of her body – resulting in a ripple effect that finds our regulars inhabiting the skin of their friends, lovers and rivals. Suppressed – and not so suppressed – feelings bubble to the surface, and the brief stays in one another’s bodies gives each surprising insights into the other.

Episode 10: Raging Far
Bo joins the brutal world of underground fighting to help a human competitor juiced up on Fae "steroids" that are sending him on blackout rages – and putting his son in harm's way. Meanwhile, the sister of the first boy she ever killed shows up and confronts Bo over her deadly past.

Episode 11: Can't See the Fae-Rest
When rich young humans start turning up dead, Bo agrees to go undercover to help Dyson find the Fae responsible. As she makes her way through the "Gossip Girl" world, Bo learns a deadly kind of class warfare is afoot.

Episode 12: Masks
Bo enlists Dyson’s help to find an artifact she believes will release Lauren from her life of servitude to the Fae -- even though it might mean having to say goodbye to the good doctor herself.

Episode 13: Barometz. Trick. Pressure.
When Trick takes matters into his own hands to foresee the future, he runs the risk of revealing too much to the wrong Fae. Meanwhile, a furious Bo confronts The Ash about a betrayal… and is stunned by his response.

Episode 14: Midnight Lamp
While Bo continues to ponder The Ash’s shocking proposal, she agrees to his interim request – to kidnap a Genie. The assignment becomes complicated and dangerous, and Bo finds herself involved with the most unlikely partner.

Episode 15: Table for Fae
What Bo uncovers while investigating the mysterious disappearance of human backpackers threatens her own fine physique. Meanwhile, the new man in Bo’s life sets events in motion that force Kenzi to make a desperate choice.

Episode 16: School's Out
Bo goes undercover as a high school teacher to investigate a mysterious case – and Kenzi soon regrets agreeing to help her.

Episode 17: The Girl Who Fae’d With Fire
Things heat up when Bo tangles with Fae politics in an attempt to save some very important people. Meanwhile, Kenzi risks more than she intended when she does a favour for Hale.

Episode 18: Fae-nted Love
Kenzi and Trick must race to save Bo from the fallout of a steamy night gone awry before it binds the Succubus for a millennium. In its wake, Bo poses very uncomfortable questions to Trick about her origins.

Episode 19: Truth and Consequences
Bo confronts a very powerful Fae, uncertain whether she can trust The Ash’s counsel. The coming War takes its first casualties – literally and figuratively – which challenges Bo’s and Kenzi’s commitments to the cause and the ones they love.

Episode 20: Lachlan's Gambit
The Ash takes drastic action against the threat bearing down on him, which in turn convinces Bo to make a potentially life-threatening decision. When those close to her suffer devastating injuries, Bo can no longer ignore her destiny.

Episode 21: Into The Dark
In the wake of emotional losses, Trick reveals his deepest secret to Bo. Bo realizes there is no turning back and she must go to any extreme, which includes aligning herself with a sworn enemy, to take on a battle that could decide the fate of the Fae.

Episode 22: Flesh and Blood
Concerned that Bo's plan is too risky, Trick offers Bo one more weapon for her own, and everyone else's, safety. Bo must lead her friends into battle ahead of schedule when her hand is forced by their enemy. A revelation from Dyson provides Bo with ammunition, but another's deceit threatens the mission. Prophecies come true… but at what cost?

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Episode 1: Out of a Clear Blue Sky (Jan/10/2012)
After a decade in the Vancouver business world, Bobby returns to his hometown of Yellowknife to find his late father's airline in trouble.  The reunion with his dad's old partner, Mel Ivarson, is lukewarm but Bobby isn't home to reconnect with the Arctic Air family.  He's here to ink a lucrative mining deal with an old friend, Jim McAllister.  Unfortunately, Bobby's only the middleman and slimy Calgary businessman, Ronnie Dearman, stands to walk away with all the profits.  Meanwhile, the stress of his struggling airline lands Mel in the emergency room.  His daughter Krista begs him to take some down time, but Mel has an airline to run.  He cuts the recovery short and books himself in the pilot's seat of the next flight.  Bobby and Krista reignite an old and unspoken attraction, but when they hear that one of Mel's passengers is in labour and bad weather has forced an emergency landing, the two of them abandon a client to embark on an increasingly desperate search-and-rescue mission.

Episode 2: All In (Jan/17/2012)
Arctic Air is paying the price for Bobby's run-in with the well-connected and vindictive Ronnie Dearman as contracts drop faster than the temperature in Yellowknife. Unable to make payroll, Bobby orchestrates a chance meeting with Rafael Silva, a wealthy industrialist who needs a lift and just happens to have a mining contract that could save Arctic Air. Bobby hasn't done much flying over the last ten years and the take-off is rough. The landing... even worse. Rafael figures out Bobby's plan and isn't pleased to have been conned. Still needing a way to cover payroll, Bobby charms his way into a high-stakes poker game with none other than Ronnie Dearman across the table. Without the buy-in, Bobby is forced to use Mel's plane as collateral. Meanwhile, Arctic Air accepts a supply run that has to go perfectly if they hope to turn a profit. But when the load breaks free mid-flight, pinning Blake underneath, Krista is forced to choose between her duty as a captain and her personal feelings for Blake. With the DC-3 running low on fuel, Krista risks the lives of everyone on board in an attempt to save Blake.

Episode 3: Hijacked (Jan/24/2012)
The DC-3 is loaded to the brim with rowdy rig-pigs eager for a weekend in the city.  But Bobby, Krista and Dev don't know that one of the passengers is a prisoner being transferred by a plainclothes police officer.  A coordinated ambush by the prisoner's brothers leaves the officer stabbed and one of the brothers shot.  They need medical attention, fast, but the hijackers won't let Krista fly to Yellowknife.  Without thinking, Dev suggests they land at Doc Hossa's lodge - putting Bobby's ex-girlfriend, Petra, and her 10-year-old son Connor, in danger.

There's a further complication: Connor is Bobby's son too - the son he has never met, or acknowledged.  At Petra's angry insistence, Bobby hides the truth from Connor.  But his heart is twisting as he does everything in his power to protect the boy.

Meanwhile, when Mel learns Krista's flight has been hijacked, he disregards his doctors' orders and leaps into the pilot's seat to help. With the engine killed to avoid detection, Mel glides in behind Hossa's lodge with police aboard, but the lead hijacker forces Bobby to take off in the DC-3 - a plane Bobby doesn't know how to land.  Now everything rests on Mel's ability to talk Bobby back down out of the sky...

Episode 4: All the Vital Things (Jan/31/2012)
While trying to salvage a multi-million dollar contract at a remote northern mine, Bobby spots a Dene elder collapse. The man is Louie Beaulac, an old friend of Bobby's father. Exhausted and disoriented, Louie has spent two months walking home from Yellowknife to escape treatment for dementia. Worried that Louie can no longer survive on the land, Bobby resorts to lying: he promises to fly Louie home. But it isn't long before Louie realizes Bobby has tricked him into flying south. He lunges at the cargo door, forcing Bobby to restrain him before he jumps from 7,500 feet.

Meanwhile, Mel puts Kirby to the test, determined to find out if the kid really has what it takes to be a flight engineer for Arctic Air. And to Krista's annoyance, Mel insists on making a detour to Sibbeston Lake to deliver insulin to the community health centre. The stop has less to do with altruism and everything to do with the attractive nurse, Rita. In her arms, Mel feels safe to unburden his darkest fears.

While waiting to take off again for YK, Bobby wonders if he made a mistake "rescuing" Louie up north; maybe bringing him back to the city is a fate worse than death. But before he can make it up to Louie, a freak storm hits, stranding them in white out conditions. Kirby, desperate to impress Mel, braves the elements to check on the plane and is swallowed by the blizzard. Bobby must trust Louie with his life in order to save Kirby's.

Episode 5: Northern Lights (Feb/07/2012)
The Northern Lights Festival is in full swing, leaving Arctic Air short-staffed and Loreen scrambling to recruit any employee sober enough to work, and dumb enough to answer his phone.  A few hours away in the remote community of Sibbeston Lake, Mel's romantic rendezvous with Rita is cut short when her son, Brandon, overdoses on tainted drugs. Worried that the drugs entered the community via Arctic Air, Bobby interrogates an employee and confirms his worst fear - his airline is being used to smuggle drugs.   Meanwhile, bad weather makes it impossible for Krista and Blake to medevac Brandon to Yellowknife. Mel puts his own life on the line in a heroic attempt to save Rita's son.

Episode 6: C-TVAK (Feb/14/2012)
After spotting what could be his father's airplane wreckage, Bobby insists on checking it out, despite Cece's warnings.  Sure enough, Bobby's rough touch down damages the landing gear, stranding them with no radio contact and little chance of being spotted.  Bobby does confirm that the wreckage he saw from above belongs to his late father's airplane, missing for seventeen years. But before he has time to fully process this, Cece injures his leg. With the temperature dropping and Cece's wound becoming infected, Bobby realizes they can't wait for rescue. To save Cece, Bobby must fix the plane himself. Meanwhile, Krista and Blake sneak off for a long weekend at Mel's lodge, but it isn't exactly the romantic getaway Blake had in mind. And Mel drives hopeful applicants crazy as he attempts to choose a new pilot for Arctic Air.

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Episode 7: Vancouver is Such a Screwed-Up City (Feb/21/2012)
The Arctic Air crew travels to a plane auction in Vancouver to buy a new DC-3.  A competing bidder drives up the price and leaves Mel and Bobby scrambling to find the extra money to pay for the plane they just bought.  Bobby decides to hit up his ex-boss for a loan, but first he needs to finish selling his upscale condo - his last tie to his old life.  Bobby arrives at the condo expecting to meet his realtor, but instead, discovers his volatile ex-girlfriend hasn't moved out.  Meanwhile, Blake, hurt by Krista's refusal to go public with their relationship, meets with a recruiter from a large Canadian airline. When Krista discovers Blake has accepted the new job, she takes it as a personal betrayal and turns to Bobby for support. Bobby invites Krista up for a drink, only to have his ex-girlfriend drop a bombshell that sends Krista running and leaves Bobby scrambling. Bobby has less than twenty-four hours to raise almost two hundred grand and put things right with the women in his life. And that's when things really go off the rails...

Episode 8: The Professional (Feb/28/2012)
Mel flies Caitlin and her raucous teammates home from a volleyball tournament in Inuvik. Above the din, he befriends one of the other passengers on the plane - Ben Berdee - not realizing Berdee is a hitman sent up by a southern gang to "fix" a rat problem.  Their flight lands just as the ice-fog rolls in, stranding the dangerous hitman in Yellowknife. Berdee enlists the help of local drug kingpin, Zach Ward, to get him out of town before the cops arrest him for the murder in Inuvik. But Zach has a problem of his own: Nelson, the kid he's been using to smuggle drugs on Arctic Air flights, is a police informer. When Mel and Bobby realize Nelson is Berdee's next target, they put their own lives on the line to find him before the killer does.

Episode 9: New North (Mar/06/2012)
Krista finds herself caught in the middle when Bobby's ambitious plan for expansion leads him to lease an expensive helicopter without consulting Mel. As a furious Mel tries to raise enough money to buy Bobby out of Arctic Air, Bobby sets his sites on new capital. His old college roommate, Gavin Kwan, a charming real estate mogul from Calgary, is in town to invest in Ronnie Dearman's uranium mine. Attempting to steer Gavin away from Dearman and to entice his investment in Arctic Air, Bobby convinces Gavin to tag along on a supply run, playing up the Great Northern Adventure. He even lets Gavin take the yoke - a great idea, until Gavin hits the wrong lever, wrecks an engine, and forces a dicey emergency landing.  Stranded at a remote airstrip, Bobby assumes he blew his chance to win over Gavin and his cheque book. But Gavin surprises him, buying into the company for two million dollars. Returning to Arctic Air victorious, Bobby expects Krista and Mel to be impressed by his business acumen. Instead, they receive the news with icy fury and Krista takes Bobby's secret dealings as a personal betrayal. Bobby is confident his friends will come around - until he discovers that Gavin is a pawn in an elaborate payback scheme orchestrated by an old enemy, Ronnie Dearman.

Episode 10: Drop in for Lunch (Mar/13/2012)
A faulty gauge grounds Mel's plane, stranding Mel, Doc Hossa, Loreen and Caitlin near Watson Lake where they've traveled for a funeral. They hitch a ride back to Yellowknife on a competing airline, subjecting the pilot to Mel as his backseat driver. But Mel's concerns are warranted when the pilot fails to act on a warning light indicating a potential fire in the electrical system. As smoke fills the cockpit, Mel takes over and braces everyone for the inevitable crash. In YK, news of the downed plane throws the Arctic Air family into chaos. The search and rescue team, based out of Ontario, is hours away and the temperature is dropping.  Bobby orders Cece and Kirby to outfit the DC-3 as a medevac to retrieve survivors. Meanwhile, Krista and Blake fly over the crash site - it's impossible to imagine anyone could've walked away from the wreckage below. But Krista is determined to land. After a frantic ground search that reveals the dead pilot, Krista and Blake are shocked to find Mel, alive and tending single-handedly to the others. Bobby prepares to fly the DC-3 to the crash site, but he has never flown the plane on skis. With Mel, Loreen, Doc Hossa and Caitlin's lives hanging in the balance, Cece and Dev volunteer to fly the daring rescue mission with Bobby.

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