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On August 25, 2014, it was announced that the fifth season would be the show's last. The series finale aired (in Canada) on October 25, 2015.
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On August 25, 2014, it was announced that the fifth season would be the show's last. The series finale aired (in Canada) on October 25, 2015.
2015. It can be streamed from Creator/TheCW's website.
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* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler:Trick is Aife's father, and Bo's grandfather.]]
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* LukeIAmYourFather: LukeIAmYourFather:
** [[spoiler:Trick is Aife's father, and Bo's grandfather.]]
** [[spoiler:Trick is Aife's father, and Bo's grandfather.]]
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* MagicPants: Aversion with Dyson. Kenzi actually picks up his pants post-transformation, explaining where he recovers them from. I guess he didn't have time to put the rest of his clothes on…
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* MakeMeWannaShout: Sirens like Detective Hale.
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* MakeMeWannaShout: Sirens like Detective Hale.MagicMusic: Hale can do magic by whistling, being a siren.
* MagicPants: Aversion with Dyson. Kenzi actually picks up his pants post-transformation, explaining where he recovers them from. I guess he didn't have time to put the rest of his clothes on…
* MagicPants: Aversion with Dyson. Kenzi actually picks up his pants post-transformation, explaining where he recovers them from. I guess he didn't have time to put the rest of his clothes on…
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* ALighterShadeOfGrey: The Light Fae are only light compared to the Dark Fae. They're still {{Fantastic Racis|m}}ts who feed on humans and are willing to kill them, they just don't kill them ''as much''.
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** When Lauren is threatened by the
** This same power comes up again after Bo's Dawning, where [[spoiler:Dyson willingly sacrifices his life for her to
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* EleventhHourSuperpower:
** When Lauren is threatened by the lich and his minions, combined with a side order of ThePowerOfLove. Bo doesn't remember what she did or how she did it but there were elements of GodSaveUsFromTheQueen at that point.
** This same power comes up again after Bo's Dawning, where [[spoiler:Dyson willingly sacrifices his life for her to survive it]]. Out of nowhere, she starts speaking with an echo, and drains Lauren, Kenzi, Trick and Stella to save [[spoiler:Dyson]].
** When Lauren is threatened by the lich and his minions, combined with a side order of ThePowerOfLove. Bo doesn't remember what she did or how she did it but there were elements of GodSaveUsFromTheQueen at that point.
** This same power comes up again after Bo's Dawning, where [[spoiler:Dyson willingly sacrifices his life for her to survive it]]. Out of nowhere, she starts speaking with an echo, and drains Lauren, Kenzi, Trick and Stella to save [[spoiler:Dyson]].
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* ALighterShadeOfGrey: The Light Fae are only light compared to the Dark Fae. They're still {{Fantastic Racis|m}}ts who feed on humans and are willing to kill them, they just don't kill them ''as much''.
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* FanService:
** The show features many scenes with full and partial nudity (for both sexes) as well as outright sex scenes.
** Even when fully dressed, many of the women, show a lot of cleavage (sometimes of the NavelDeepNeckline kind). Bo almost always dresses this way.
** There is so much focus on Bo's cleavage that fans have coined a special term for it: "Boobs O'Clock".
** While Kenzi usually doesn't show much skin, she often wears corsets as outerwear.
** The show features many scenes with full and partial nudity (for both sexes) as well as outright sex scenes.
** Even when fully dressed, many of the women, show a lot of cleavage (sometimes of the NavelDeepNeckline kind). Bo almost always dresses this way.
** There is so much focus on Bo's cleavage that fans have coined a special term for it: "Boobs O'Clock".
** While Kenzi usually doesn't show much skin, she often wears corsets as outerwear.
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* FanService:
FanserviceExtra:
** The show features many scenes withfull and partial nudity (for both sexes) as well as outright sex scenes.
female (and some male) good-looking minor characters having sex. Often, they're with [[MsFanservice Bo]], given she's a succubus, but not always..
** Even when fully dressed, many of thewomen, women show a lot of cleavage (sometimes of the NavelDeepNeckline kind). Bo almost always dresses this way.
** There is so much focus on Bo's cleavage that fans have coined a special term for it: "Boobs O'Clock".
** While Kenzi usually doesn't show much skin, she often wears corsetsSome handsome men are also shown with [[ShirtlessScene their shirts off]] as outerwear.well and in tight pants.
** The show features many scenes with
** Even when fully dressed, many of the
** There is so much focus on Bo's cleavage that fans have coined a special term for it: "Boobs O'Clock".
** While Kenzi usually doesn't show much skin, she often wears corsets
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*ThisIsMyHuman: Various fae are shown essentially declaring humans to be their property; Lauren is essentially a slave to the Ash, and Bo had to “officially” claim Kenzi as hers to protect Kenzi from being preyed on by other fae (even if Bo and her fae allies all accept that Kenzi is Bo’s friend rather than her property). Some fae appear to just employ humans in a more formal manner, such as the Morrigan running a talent agency where she feeds on some of her clients but none of them appear to know what she is. One episode saw a case where a human father had adopted a young fae where his son didn’t know what he was; once the two came in contact with wider Fae culture, Dyson convinced Lachlan to allow the boy to remain with his human father.
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* GutturalGrowler: The Ash--the first one, anyway. It's almost "Christian Bale"-esque {{Narm}}.
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* ClingyJealousGirl: Lauren accuses Kenzi (at her worst) of acting like this. Kenzi doesn't particularly deny it.
** [[spoiler:Kitsune-]]Kenzi takes this up to eleven, and makes things worse because of it. At one point, she gets jealous of Bo trying to save Lauren, so she ''deliberately puts herself in danger'' to try and get Bo to save her.
** [[spoiler:Kitsune-]]Kenzi takes this up to eleven, and makes things worse because of it. At one point, she gets jealous of Bo trying to save Lauren, so she ''deliberately puts herself in danger'' to try and get Bo to save her.
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* ClingyJealousGirl: Lauren ClingyJealousGirl:
** While Kenzi is straight and her relationship with Bo is purely platonic, she tends to be very jealous towards Bo's love interests. When Laruen accusesKenzi (at her worst) of acting like this. this, Kenzi doesn't particularly deny it.
**[[spoiler:Kitsune-]]Kenzi [[spoiler:Kitsune-Kenzi]] takes this up to eleven, and makes things worse because of it. At one point, she gets jealous of Bo trying to save Lauren, so she ''deliberately puts herself in danger'' to try and get Bo to save her.
** While Kenzi is straight and her relationship with Bo is purely platonic, she tends to be very jealous towards Bo's love interests. When Laruen accuses
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* SeriesContinuityError: The series has always been kind of loose with continuity, but it gets REALLY bad in Season 4 to the point it blatantly contradicts itself from episode to episode. Season 5 tries to clear this up with mixed results. Pretty much anything to do with The Wanderer falls under this trope.
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* SeriesContinuityError: SeriesContinuityError:
** The series has always been kind of loose with continuity, but it gets REALLY bad in Season 4 to the point it blatantly contradicts itself from episode to episode. Season 5 tries to clear this up with mixed results. Pretty much anything to do with The Wanderer falls under this trope.
** The series has always been kind of loose with continuity, but it gets REALLY bad in Season 4 to the point it blatantly contradicts itself from episode to episode. Season 5 tries to clear this up with mixed results. Pretty much anything to do with The Wanderer falls under this trope.
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** Season 5 borders on ContinuitySnarl - two particularly egregious examples include the show giving Tamsin wings in a prior life[[note]]forgetting that Valkyries only have wings in their final life[[/note]], and having multiple characters state they have no idea what happens when there is no Ash[[note]]despite the role of the Ash changing hands four times over the course of previous seasons[[/note]].
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** Season 5 borders on ContinuitySnarl - two some particularly egregious examples include the show giving Tamsin wings in a prior life[[note]]forgetting that Valkyries only have wings in their final life[[/note]], and having multiple characters state they have no idea what happens when there is no Ash[[note]]despite the role of the Ash changing hands four times over the course of previous seasons[[/note]].seasons[[/note]], and Dyson's insistence that Mark must declare for the Light Fae and avoid the Dark[[note]]completely ignoring the fact that Dyson declared allegiance to Bo, who is unaligned, in the season 4 finale[[/note]].
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** Season 5 borders on ContinuitySnarl - two particularly egregious examples include the show giving Tamsin wings in a prior life[[note]]forgetting that Valkyries only have wings in their final life[[/note]], and having a character state they have no idea what happens when there is no Ash[[note]]despite the roles of the Ash changing hands four times over the course of previous seasons[/note]].
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** Season 5 borders on ContinuitySnarl - two particularly egregious examples include the show giving Tamsin wings in a prior life[[note]]forgetting that Valkyries only have wings in their final life[[/note]], and having a character multiple characters state they have no idea what happens when there is no Ash[[note]]despite the roles role of the Ash changing hands four times over the course of previous seasons[/note]].seasons[[/note]].
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* SeriesContinuityError: The series has always been kind of loose with contiunity, but it gets REALLY bad in Season 4 to the point it blatantly contradicts itself from episode to episode. Season 5 tries to clear this up with mixed results. Pretty much anything to do with The Wanderer falls under this trope.
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* SeriesContinuityError: The series has always been kind of loose with contiunity, continuity, but it gets REALLY bad in Season 4 to the point it blatantly contradicts itself from episode to episode. Season 5 tries to clear this up with mixed results. Pretty much anything to do with The Wanderer falls under this trope.trope.
** Season 5 borders on ContinuitySnarl - two particularly egregious examples include the show giving Tamsin wings in a prior life[[note]]forgetting that Valkyries only have wings in their final life[[/note]], and having a character state they have no idea what happens when there is no Ash[[note]]despite the roles of the Ash changing hands four times over the course of previous seasons[/note]].
** Season 5 borders on ContinuitySnarl - two particularly egregious examples include the show giving Tamsin wings in a prior life[[note]]forgetting that Valkyries only have wings in their final life[[/note]], and having a character state they have no idea what happens when there is no Ash[[note]]despite the roles of the Ash changing hands four times over the course of previous seasons[/note]].
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If the "Damsel in distress" trope is not in effect and the girls escape on their own then "Damsel Out of Distress" would be more appropriate.
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* DamselInDistress: Nope nope nope. None of these ladies are havin' any of that. While all the women on the show have been put in cages at some time or another, none of them have just put up with it and waited to be rescued. Even Kenzi, the most powerless of the bunch, works her ass off to save herself (though she's glad to get help when it shows up).
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* DamselInDistress: Nope nope nope. None of these ladies are havin' any of that. DamselOutOfDistress: While all the women on the show have been put in cages at some time or another, none of them have just put up with it and waited to be rescued. Even Kenzi, the most powerless of the bunch, works her ass off to save herself (though she's glad to get help when it shows up).
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** The fourth season has the Wanderer, Bo's missing memories, the Una Mens, and eventually the Pyrapus.
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** The fourth season has the Wanderer, Bo's missing memories, the Una Mens, and eventually the Pyrapus.Priapus.
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** Season 4: The Pyrapus is possibly the vaguest of all the villains so far, even more so than the Wanderer.
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** Season 4: The Pyrapus Priapus is possibly the vaguest of all the villains so far, even more so than the Wanderer.
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* YouShallNotPass: Dyson, Trick, and Tamsin to [[spoiler:the Pyrapus's forces]] in "Dark Horse."
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* YouShallNotPass: Dyson, Trick, and Tamsin to [[spoiler:the Pyrapus's Priapus's forces]] in "Dark Horse."
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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'''Kenzi:''' [[Film/BackToTheFuture Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.]]
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'''Kenzi:''' [[Film/BackToTheFuture [[Film/BackToTheFuture1 Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.]]
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* BoobsOfSteel: Bo is not lacking in this department, and is often the best fighter of the group.
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* CanadaEh:
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* CanadaEh: CanadaDoesNotExist:
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* AllWomenArePrudes: Averted. This is not surprising given that the main character is a Pansexual Succubus with a supporting cast of women eager to be her one and only, both in life and in bed. Even the lady who shows the least skin on camera, Kenzi, is no prude by any stretch of the imagination.
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* AllWomenArePrudes: Averted. AllWomenAreLustful: This is not surprising given that the main character is a Pansexual Succubus bisexual succubus with a supporting cast of women eager to be her one and only, both in life and in bed. Even the lady who shows the least skin on camera, Kenzi, is no prude by any stretch of the imagination.
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** Averted. It's not explicitly stated that the series takes place in Toronto (where it is filmed), but there are a few hints (or at least those hints are relegated to FreezeFrameBonus status). Check the currency and the flag in the trailer park in the second episode…
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** Averted. It's not explicitly stated The show makes absolutely no effort to hide the fact that the series takes place it is filmed in Toronto (where (the accents, all those shots of the ''very distinctive'' TTC streetcars, and a few incidental glimpses of the CN Tower being dead giveaways), but this, or even which country or province the city is in, is never made explicit.
** In one episode Bo makes multiple visits to a woman on death row. The first time she goes, it isfilmed), implied that she crosses the border (there is no death penalty in Canada). Afterwards she is back home but there are then she visits the prisoner twice more on the same day, which would make for a few hints (or at least those hints are relegated lot of commuting since it is about a 2 hour drive to FreezeFrameBonus status). the nearest border crossing from Toronto.
** Check the currency and the flag in the trailer park in the second episode…
** In one episode Bo makes multiple visits to a woman on death row. The first time she goes, it is
** Check the currency and the flag in the trailer park in the second episode…
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** The UsefulNotes/CanadianAccents are a bit of a giveaway.
*** In particular, they pronounce "Lich" to sound like "lick" instead of like "Rich," even going as far as having Kenzi mistake the word for "lick" when she first hears it.
** The CN Tower is clearly visible in several shots.
*** In particular, they pronounce "Lich" to sound like "lick" instead of like "Rich," even going as far as having Kenzi mistake the word for "lick" when she first hears it.
** The CN Tower is clearly visible in several shots.
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** The UsefulNotes/CanadianAccents are a bit of a giveaway.
***giveaway. In particular, they pronounce "Lich" to sound like "lick" instead of like "Rich," even going as far as having Kenzi mistake the word for "lick" when she first hears it.
** The CN Tower is clearly visible in several shots.it.
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** The CN Tower is clearly visible in several shots.
