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As they are rekindling their relationship, Bo and Dyson are interrupted by the arrival of Neville, a client whose illegal immigrant cousin Thumper has gone missing from his job at the Queensdale Country Club. Because Neville can’t go to the police for fear of having Thumper deported, Kenzi goes undercover as a waitress working for Amy, the club’s executive chef. And when she and Dyson pose as a wealthy married couple, Bo uses her powers to persuade the club’s director, Mitch, to grant them a probationary membership so they can meet its resident gossip, Blake Jorgenson. However, after claiming that Mitch and his wife Chloe run an exclusive clique of members who have achieved suspiciously sudden good fortune, Blake disappears. As Kenzi’s bumbling performance lands her on Mitch’s list of problem employees, Hale’s investigation reveals that many club members enjoyed large increases in income immediately after joining the club. Sensing something’s up, Bo and Dyson question the members at an exclusive party while Hale and Kenzi break into Mitch’s office to look for incriminating evidence. As the search suggests that accident-prone employees suddenly disappear, Dyson convinces Bo to call it a night after the party turns sexual. Meanwhile, when the succubus Saskia returns, Dyson insists that Trick tell Bo the truth – that Saskia is her mother, Aife. Upon learning that Blake is missing, both Dyson and Bo suddenly come into money that they suspect is a result of their club membership. After they find a barrel of a mysterious liquid in the woods near the club, tests reveal that it contains human remains, including those of Blake and Thumper. When Trick explains that the liquid is the waste product of a Land Wight, a Fae whose digestive juices can dissolve human flesh, Bo suspects that it is being used to fertilize food that causes prosperity when eaten. So, after enlisting the help of the club’s longtime groundskeeper, Bo arrives in the kitchen just in time to stop Amy from making Kenzi the flesh-eating plant’s next victim. Finally, after intervening to stop Saskia’s deadly ambush of Dyson, Bo learns that the succubus is her mother.

A Better World

An infant is found abandoned on a zodiac drifting in the calanques. Examination of blood traces on the boat leads the team to deduce that the baby is not the survivor of a shipwreck, but of a murder. As they investigate to find the child's family, the cops come face to face with lawless people.

Accomplices

Doctor Octopus, Hammerhead and Silver Sable battle for control of New York’s underworld.

Adventures in Fae-Bysitting

When teenage babysitter Lisa Allan suspects foul play at the house of Tim and Caroline Parker, Bo and Kenzi pose as sisters looking to buy a new house in the gated community of Shady Grove. When their realtor, Susan, receives a panicked call from Caroline, they follow her to the Parker home to have a look for themselves. Hearing screams coming from inside, they find Caroline, Susan and their friend Eleanor in the middle of an uproarious meeting of their book club. Invited to join them, Bo and Kenzi get an earful of neighborhood gossip, including the housewives’ opinion of Lisa. As Caroline explains that her husband Tim’s frequent absences are due to his job, Susan gives Bo and Kenzi the lowdown on Sam Evans, a neighbor whose wife disappeared under mysterious circumstances. After Trick reveals that she’s a Fae spirit called a Duppy who was reported missing 100 years ago, Lisa murders Eleanor, but claims to remember nothing about it. Told that Duppies live off the energy of those who invoke them to kill, Bo and Kenzi set out to find who’s controlling her. To keep Lisa out of trouble, Kenzi fills in as the babysitter for Sam’s son while he’s attending a party at Caroline’s. Yet, when Kenzi stumbles on what appears to be a neighborhood hit list hidden at his house, Sam denies killing any of those who’ve been murdered or gone missing. Taking Bo into their confidence, Caroline and Susan invite her to join their witches circle as they admit to murdering Susan’s two-timing husband. As Bo looks to get to the bottom of the suburban crime spree, Trick calls to say that Lisa has disappeared and tells Bo to find the Macuto, a Fae trinket that’s being used to control her. Meanwhile, after Sam unwittingly walks into an ambush at home, Kenzi fights to bring Lisa out of her trance. Seeing that the Macuto has opened a rift between the two housewives, Bo breaks the talisman’s spell on Susan and returns to the lair to help Trick with Lisa. Finally, having decided to take a break from Bo, Lauren considers a new job. But even after Hale reminds her of her commitment to the Ash, she leaves without saying goodbye to Bo.

An Angel's Trail

Jill Munroe is taken hostage when she accidentally stumbles into a gas station robbery. Convict Sam Mason and his sons, Clint and Harley, escape into the desolate desert hills keeping Jill tied in the back of their getaway van. Tiffany researches the geography of the highlands and discovers an old road overlooked by the search party. Hampered by wind and rain, Kris continues to lead the search for her sister when they find indications that the convicts are nearby. Jill befriends the retarded Harley who retaliates against his cruel father by battering Sam unconscious -- saving Jill from certain death. Jill sees that Harley receives special attention in the best institution for the mentally handicapped.

Angel Hunt

The Angels act upon a mysterious telephone call from Charlie to come to a Diablo Island in Mexico. When they are put ashore, Wilson, the boatman, inexplicably leaves, taking their baggage and weapons. The threesome is stranded on the beach Malcolm Case, onetime convict imprisoned on Charlie's testimony, phones Charlie himself, threatening to hunt and kill the Angels one at a time until their boss arrives and exchanges himself for them. Diablo Island, they learn, is a big game preserve and the Angels must be wary of wild animals as well as of gangsters. Tiffany is thought to be drowned after attacking Wilson. Kris and Kelly set snares hoping to trap the hunters. They are successful, killing one of the henchmen. Wilson recaptures Tiffany and leaves her tied in a shack where she is ultimately freed by Kris and Kelly. Case returns to chase the Angels but is killed unexpectedly by a big cat. Knowing they are in danger of seeing Charlie (for the first time)--Bosley sends him away quickly when he arrives for the exchange. They just miss crossing paths.

Angel in Hiding: Part 1

PART I Kelly and Kris pose as models and secure jobs with the Woodman Agency after the disappearance and subsequent death of model Jody Mills. They are joined by Julie Rogers, who, they later find out, is an undercover police officer working with partner Harry. They find that the models are classed as "A" and "B" types. The "A" types do legitimate modeling, mix with John Woodman's clients at his parties, but the "B" types "pose" for customers at Eddie's Place and eventually prostitution, most of them to pay for their drug habits. Kris deliberately acts like a "klutz" at one of Woodman's parties so she will get shuttled off to Eddie's Place, where she meets Edward Jordan, who was seen leaving Eddie's the night that Jody Mills was killed. Julie, after the death of her partner, Harry, vows to find the killer. She suspects and pursues Jimmy Joy, drug supplier to Woodman's clients, to a bar. He forces her to leave but she manages to get free and hit him over the head with a trash basket. Kelly arrives and at gunpoint they capture Jimmy Joy. While modeling for Jordan at Eddie's Place, Kris finds part of a camera cap which matches the one dropped in the alley the night that Jody Mills was murdered; at that moment Bosley arrives, and they trap Jordan. Kris, Kelly and Bosley go to the Woodman Agency where there is a client party in progress. They confront Woodman with the mistreatment of the girls. The customers and girls hear and there is a mass exodus, leaving John Woodman trying to coax them back, but to no avail. Bosley announces that Julie has done such an outstanding job; she will work with the Angels. PART II After the Angels have checked into their hotel in Hawaii, Kris goes out to get some champagne to celebrate. She is followed, and her car is driven off the road. She is then forced into a van by Tom Grainger along with his son and daughter. It seems Tom's wife hanged herself in jail after being arrested by Kris for assisting in a jewel robbery seven years earlier. Tom blames Kris for his wife's death and threatens to kill her. A psychic, Eleanor Willard, joins Bosley and the Angels in their search for Kris. Meanwhile, she manages to toss her purse out of the van and then opens a bag of lime. Both the purse and the lime lead a trail to Kris at Grainger's mobile home where they are holding her. Bosley, Kelly, and Julie find Kris and capture the Graingers.

Angel in Hiding: Part 2

PART I Kelly and Kris pose as models and secure jobs with the Woodman Agency after the disappearance and subsequent death of model Jody Mills. They are joined by Julie Rogers, who, they later find out, is an undercover police officer working with partner Harry. They find that the models are classed as "A" and "B" types. The "A" types do legitimate modeling, mix with John Woodman's clients at his parties, but the "B" types "pose" for customers at Eddie's Place and eventually prostitution, most of them to pay for their drug habits. Kris deliberately acts like a "klutz" at one of Woodman's parties so she will get shuttled off to Eddie's Place, where she meets Edward Jordan, who was seen leaving Eddie's the night that Jody Mills was killed. Julie, after the death of her partner, Harry, vows to find the killer. She suspects and pursues Jimmy Joy, drug supplier to Woodman's clients, to a bar. He forces her to leave but she manages to get free and hit him over the head with a trash basket. Kelly arrives and at gunpoint they capture Jimmy Joy. While modeling for Jordan at Eddie's Place, Kris finds part of a camera cap which matches the one dropped in the alley the night that Jody Mills was murdered; at that moment Bosley arrives, and they trap Jordan. Kris, Kelly and Bosley go to the Woodman Agency where there is a client party in progress. They confront Woodman with the mistreatment of the girls. The customers and girls hear and there is a mass exodus, leaving John Woodman trying to coax them back, but to no avail. Bosley announces that Julie has done such an outstanding job; she will work with the Angels. PART II After the Angels have checked into their hotel in Hawaii, Kris goes out to get some champagne to celebrate. She is followed, and her car is driven off the road. She is then forced into a van by Tom Grainger along with his son and daughter. It seems Tom's wife hanged herself in jail after being arrested by Kris for assisting in a jewel robbery seven years earlier. Tom blames Kris for his wife's death and threatens to kill her. A psychic, Eleanor Willard, joins Bosley and the Angels in their search for Kris. Meanwhile, she manages to toss her purse out of the van and then opens a bag of lime. Both the purse and the lime lead a trail to Kris at Grainger's mobile home where they are holding her. Bosley, Kelly, and Julie find Kris and capture the Graingers.

Angel on a Roll

After twelve different banks have been robbed of a quarter of a million dollars in hundred dollar bills, the Angels are called in to investigate. All the banks have the same type of automatic teller. Ted Markham, a computer and electronics genius who designed and installed the automatic tellers, has quit his job. Kris volunteers to become acquainted with Markham with the intention of obtaining some of the bills so that the serial numbers may be traced. Kris follows Markham to a poker parlor where he takes out a stack of $100 bills and with the help of a wrist calculator is a big winner. Ted and Kris are attracted to each other and they take off for Las Vegas in Kris' car. While in Las Vegas, Kris manages to get some of the bills away from Ted. She phones the serial numbers to Bosley and soon learns that they are part of the missing money. After Ted has won $300,000, he is asked to leave Las Vegas by the casino owner. On the way out of town, Ted stops at a bank while Kris waits in the car. When they arrive back in California, at the spot where Ted left his car, Kelly, Julie and Bosley are waiting with the police to take Ted into custody. Bosley then finds that Ted is free to go due to the fact that when he deposited the money in the bank in Las Vegas, he had paid back each of the twelve banks with interest, and they will not prosecute. Even though Ted and Kris have strong feelings for each other, they realize their relationship would not be the same -- so they sadly part.

Angel on the Line

Mary and her very attractive friend, Lois, go to the Hot Line Club, a singles club with a phone at each table. The phone rings and the caller asks to speak to Lois. He then tells her that she is so pretty he has to kill her. Lois leaves the club. She is followed, and in an effort to escape, runs in front of a car, is hit and killed. Mary calls in the Angels to investigate. They all go to the Hot Line Club. The entertainment is hypnotist, Margo, who gets Kelly into the act. Kelly later gives Margo her business card. Afterwards, Kelly sits with Mary. Soon the phone rings and Mary answers. The voice asks to speak with Kelly. When she gets on, he tells her that she is so pretty he has to kill her. Mary recognizes it as the same voice that called Lois. When Kelly leaves the club, she sees a car following her and writes down the license number. Later she is contacted by a man named Edward Ford who says he is a writer. He tells Kelly that Margo gave him her name and number. They arrange to meet for lunch. Kelly is suspicious of him and contacts the other Angels who find out that his car is registered in the name of Paul Factor. Kelly leaves the luncheon and goes back to the Hot Line Club in an effort to get information about Ford from Margo. When Margo arrives, she takes Kelly out to a back alley, pulls a knife and tries to stab her. The Angels and Bosley arrive in time to rescue her. During the struggle, Margo's wig and false eyelashes come off, revealing "her" to be Edward Ford who really is Paul Factor.

Angel's Child

While working on a robbery case, Kelly calls for police assistance when she observes the thieves escaping. A shootout occurs and one of the thieves, Joe Willow, escapes after killing a cop. Sgt. Cates takes his anger and frustration home where he batters his son, Greg. When Kelly realizes that Cates beats his son, she confronts the Sgt. and presses for child abuse charges. Joe Willow's underworld friends, Stone and Burke, observe the welfare court case awarding Kelly temporary custody of Greg while Cates works on the murder case. The thugs kidnap Kelly and Greg and attempt to persuade Cates to drop the search for Willow. Kelly manipulates her telephone answering service to alert the Angels and Cates to her house where she is being held captive. In the ensuing shootout, Kelly and Greg escape and the Angels apprehend the thugs and Willow. Cates admits his problem and is reunited with his son.

Angels at the Altar

Kelly is set to be maid of honor at best friend, Sharon Kellerman's, wedding. Suddenly they discover that there have been several near misses on the groom's life and the Angels are called in to investigate. Tension mounts as a wild shot is fired at the groom (Jean Pierre) just one day before the wedding. Sharon's wealthy family demands that she postpone her plans. She adamantly refuses. Her ex-boyfriend, Randy, is the prime suspect but Kris discovers that Jean Pierre's partner, Burt Marshall, has been shooting at him, planning to miss--"accidentally" killing Sharon. Then the groom, his buddy and Jean Pierre's real lover, Claudia, would inherit Sharon's money. When exposed the groom tries to take the bride hostage but is foiled by the Angels.

Angels Go Truckin'

A million dollars in pharmaceuticals is hijacked from a cross-country truck. The Angels are called in to help the Venus Trucking Company that employs all women drivers. The company is owned and operated by Maggie Brill. Kris and Tiffany drive a big rig -- following the route of the hijacked truck. They see some suspicious country boys and follow them into a truck stop where Kelly is posing as a waitress. When a fight occurs, and they are distracted, an identical Venus rig is switched with that being driven by the Angels. Kris and Tiffany drive away, unaware of the switch -- but Kelly gets word and warns them on the CB Radio System. Kris in turn uses the CB to help track down their real rig. Other truckers help. They find the cargo, capture the thieves and confront and arrest Maggie who had masterminded the hijacking of her own trucks.

Angels of the Deep

Kris joins mysterious Bianca Blake in diving to look for wrecked ships. They find "The Starshine," a ship that sunk with a load of marijuana aboard -- but fail to notice that they are being observed by Claude and Walrus. In turn, Claude and Walrus are being watched by Blackie and Chin, two henchmen working for Tony K., the man who owned the lost marijuana. Claude and Walrus have removed the marijuana to a warehouse and are preparing to sell it to Tony K.'s original buyer -- Cindy Lee. The Angels go back to investigate the wreck because Kris' friend Bianca thinks the marijuana is still aboard. Claude finds them and blows up the ship. Julie struggles with him until they barely make it to safety. Bosley and the Angels capture Claude and Walrus as they are making a deal with Cindy Lee. The Angels vouch for Bianca, who was originally Claude's partner. Bianca goes free on the condition that she stay out of trouble.

Angels on Campus

When two girls from Tiffany's sorority disappear, the Angels find themselves back in college trying to unravel a suspected white slavery ring. English professor, James Fairgate, with a reputation as a womanizer, is considered a prime suspect. So is footballer Steve Fitzpatrick, who harasses sorority women. Kris audits Fairgate's class and cautiously questions him about his possible involvement in the case. Bosley and Kelly pose as pro football scouts also to question Steve. Tiffany escapes an unseen assailant in the locker room but later, she is kidnapped from a party. Satisfied that Steve is not involved, and acting on Kris' information, Bosley and Kelly follow Fairgate to a beach house where Tiffany and the other girls are being held captive. It seems that the sorority housemother, Barbara Kay, heads a white slave trading ring. Tiffany awakens from a drugged stupor and battles with Fairgate and the guards--dropping them all with karate blows. The Angels arrive to apprehend the group including Barbara Kay.

Angels on Skates

The Angels don roller skates to investigate the disappearance of roller dance favorite, Rita Morgan. The motive, they suspect, is to prevent Rita and her dance partner Ken Satillo from winning the first place prize of $30,000 in the Fortune roller dance contest. However, Kelly and Tiffany uncover the real motive as they discover that Rita is the heiress to the wealthy Lathrop real estate empire. Rita's stepmother agrees to pay the million-dollar ransom. The Angels discover that Satillo and roller dance promoter Freddie Fortune are the most likely suspects. They see Satillo pick up the ransom and follow him back to the roller rink and Rita. Freddie is captured in his D.J. booth and Ken and Rita are allowed to perform their last duet before he must go to the slammer.

Angels on the Street

The Angels go undercover as hookers to find the man that beat up the daughter of a dance school owner, Amy Hawkins. Kelly and Tiffany find Freddie The Pimp who hires the girls for his stable. He tries to intimidate them but they stand up to him. Amy seems to have a lot of ready cash but can't account for her large income. Then they learn that Amy doubles as Rose--one of Freddie's girls. A coffee stand operator tells Freddie that the girls are undercover investigators and he tries to use Amy to help kill them. But Kris confronts Amy about her double life and learns that Amy is doing it to pay her father's debts. Amy agrees to cooperate and tells them where Freddie has Kelly and Tiffany locked up. Bosley and Kris raid Freddie's party and the Angels are saved.

Animal Control

After buying some time to continue his pursuit of Pezuela, Vic hatches a deadly plan to eliminate the Armenian mob and finally avenge Lem's murder.

ArachnoFaebia

As she and Bo run into their first disagreements as roommates, Kenzi is hired to spiritually cleanse the cobweb-infested home of what turns out to be the fourth victim in a series of murder-suicides. After they are both unknowingly bitten by a spider that was living in the victim’s the house, Kenzi and Bo turn to Lauren for help with their splitting headaches. As Dyson and Hale show Lauren some unusually strong spider webs that they suspect may link the killings together, back at the clubhouse Kenzi grows increasingly paranoid about Bo’s criticisms of her housekeeping habits as she alerts her to the presence of a giant spider in their basement. As the roommates believe they are trapped in their clubhouse, Lauren concludes that the webs are from a Djieien, a nomadic underFae whose venom induces extreme paranoia and homicidal rage. Realizing the consequences of having a Djieien on the loose, Lauren alerts Dyson before calling on Serene, a Fae exterminator who can quarantine the clubhouse before killing the spider and anyone it has infected. But when Hale arrives to explain what’s going on, Bo and Kenzi’s delusions lead them to suspect that he’s up to no good. And after knocking him unconscious, Bo uses Hale to feed her sexual urges and begin to cure her symptoms. Realizing the fate that awaits his friends and angry over Lauren’s complicity, Dyson begs Serene to delay her mission long enough for him to rescue Bo and Kenzi. So as the Djieien makes Hale its next victim, Bo directs her rage at the spider and Dyson and Lauren track down Gordon, the Fae who’s behind the killing spree. With the quarantine making any escape impossible, the race is on to find where Gordon has hidden the Djieien’s heart before Hale, Bo and Kenzi kill each other – or are killed by Serene’s crew. After she finds the heart implanted in Gordon’s stomach, Lauren performs an impromptu surgery to destroy it and leave the spider vulnerable. Finally, as her agreement with Dyson runs out, Serene begins the process of torching the clubhouse to kill the Djieien and its victims. But as the death of the heart allows Bo to kill the spider and release Hale and Kenzi from their delusion, Lauren alerts Serene just in time to abort her deadly mission.

Attack Angels

Edward Tustin, head of a group trying to take over Western Techtronics, engages efficiency expert, Dr. John Reardon of Executive Assistants, to have the four members of Techtronics who oppose his takeover killed. Reardon has hypnotized three girls for the job; Darlene Warren, Cynthia Weaver and Francine Miller. He uses motivational Pavlovian and Sensory conditioning and the subjects kill without fear, passion or memory. After the Chairman of the Board and a Vice President of Techtronics are killed and Francine Miller's body is found with them, the Angels are hired by company President, Steve Briggs. Briggs realizes he is next on the list. Kelly and Kris join Techtronics as executive trainees and Julie applies as Executive Assistant. She is hypnotized by Dr. Reardon, who uses flashing strobe effects, a candle and a water tank. After Julie has become completely programmed, she is sent to kill Briggs and almost succeeds when the suspicious Kelly and Kris arrive and save him. Julie is then deprogrammed by a doctor who explains that fire and water are two of the strongest hypnotic symbols. Reardon, Tustin and their associates are taken into custody.

Avenging Angel

Frank Desmond, a heroin addict Kelly helped convict and send to prison, gets out of jail. Desmond proceeds with his friend, Eddie Feducci, to get Kelly in revenge. They dissolve a sleeping potion and then break into Kelly's house and inject heroin into the unconscious Angel. But racketeers, Joe Thurgood and Harold Sims, see Desmond entering Kelly's house and assume that he and Kelly are responsible for stealing his missing heroin valued at $2 million. After Kelly denies any part in the theft--the racketeers kidnap her and Desmond and again inject heroin into both of them, knowing they will confess during the painful withdrawals. Alone with Kelly and in a stupor, Desmond confides that he has hidden the cache of stolen drugs and had hoped to sell it upon his release from prison. Meanwhile the other Angels follow a string of clues to learn the hostages' whereabouts and arrive in time to save Kelly and Desmond from sure murder.

Back to One

As Vic's relentless, yet misguided, search finally provides him a chance to avenge Lem's murder, Dutch's investigation into a robbery homicide leads him to a ruthless meth ring.

Bad Company

Our LAPD team races against the clock to rescue one of their own.

Baptism by Fire

As Vic hatches a dangerous plan to lure Guardo back to LA to answer for Lem's murder, Kavanaugh sees his trumped up case against him falling apart.

Barometz.Trick.Pressure

Stunned to discover that Lauren has recommitted herself to the Ash because of his alleged role in bringing Nadia out of her coma, Bo decides to confront Lachlan about his lies. While seeking his help, Bo finds Trick preparing to use a rare Blood Moon to place himself in a trance that will allow him to divine the future. And because he needs her to make a deal with a shape-shifter named Teague for a powerful talisman called the Kingmoor Ring, Trick insists that Bo shelve her vengeful plan. Trick enlists Dyson and Hale to help him secure the Barometz, a powerful hallucinogen that will send him into the trance. As Bo uses her powers to get the shape-shifting Teague to relinquish the ring, Trick takes Dyson and Hale to see his drug-addicted ex-girlfriend, Wai Lin, for the Barometz. Before she will comply, Wai Lin demands answers to four questions that reveal some startling truths about Trick’s past, including his failure to save his wife’s life during the Great Fae War. After instructing Dyson and Hale on how to use the Kingmoor Ring to keep him from falling permanently under the drug’s spell, Trick launches into the trance. As Nate asks Kenzi to join him on the road, Dyson helps Bo secretly plan to confront the Ash. Transported by the Barometz to Ireland, Trick is met by his dead wife, who says that the dangers in his future can be avoided if he uses his blood to un-write the laws he made to end the Great Fae War. As Dyson and Hale stand ready to save him, Trick discovers that he has been deceived by the Garuda, an ancient race that the Fae presumed was extinct. Meanwhile, inside the Ash’s throne room, Bo finds three decapitated Lachlan heads. And in the wake of a pitched battle during which Bo must summon the Dark Fae powers bottled up inside her, Lachlan reveals himself to be the Naga, a Fae whose sworn enemy is the Garuda. Finally, as Lachlan tells Bo that she is the only one who can lead the Fae in a war to defeat the Garuda, bringing Trick out of his trance gravely wounds him, Dyson and Hale. As Kenzi announces that she’s taking off with Nate, Bo prepares for her role as the Fae savior.

Beverly Hills Cops

With the Koreatown shooter safely behind bars, our team catches a new case when a collegiate swimmer is found dead in what seems to be a hit-and-run.

Bitches Brew

As Shane looks to end the threat after realizing that he was marked for death by Vic, Dutch questions a greedy ex-cop about a series of burglaries in Claudette's neighborhood.

Blood Lines

Admitting they’ve known all along that the succubus Aife is Bo’s mother, Dyson insists that he wasn’t the one who needed to tell her the truth as Trick explains how, to avert a clan war many years ago, he turned Aife in for assassinating a dark Fae leader. As she begins exacting the revenge she’s been plotting ever since, Aife kills a light elder, hoping to start a battle that will ultimately annihilate both the light and dark orders. Ignoring warnings that Aife now poses a danger to everyone, Bo insists on hearing her mother’s side of the story before making up her mind. But when Bo arrives at the clubhouse, Aife uses a drugged cookie to subdue her before taking her home. As Dyson enlists Kenzi’s help in his search, Bo wakes at the lavish castle where Aife has been plotting her return. Asked why she’s taken so long to reveal herself, Aife insists she’s been waiting for the right time, and goes on to explain how her arrest resulted in many years living at the beck and call of the sadistic Dark King. Although she refuses to say anything about her father’s identity, Aife does tell Bo about her vengeful plan to destroy the Fae. Yet, despite Aife’s attempt to stop her, Bo escapes to Lauren’s lab, where Dyson offers to give her all the energy she needs in order to face her mom. After deciding to punish Trick for not revealing the truth about Bo’s lineage, the Ash and his council of elders are targeted by a suicide bomber sent by Aife. Fearing the attack will be deemed a declaration of war, Bo admits that the culprit is her mother and not the dark Fae leadership. After keeping Kenzi from following her, Bo takes a powerful Fae amulet that can stop Aife from depleting her energy, while Dyson heads to see the Norn in hopes of making a deal to save the woman he loves. Meanwhile, as Trick reluctantly resumes writing in the Book of Blood as way to control the future and save his friends’ lives, Bo squares off in a deadly battle with her mom. And when Kenzi finally arrives to help, the battle ends with Aife seemingly falling to her death. However, after Aife’s body cannot be found, Bo is left with the hope the her mother survived as she awaits Dyson’s return, unaware that the Norn has left him without any love for her.

Blueprints

Spider-Man faces Mysterio while Peter continues searching for Eddie Brock.

BrotherFae of the Wolves

Several hundred years after serving together in a mercenary army known as the Laignach Faeland, Dyson and his old friend Cayden have been reunited. Now on his own following the death of a Fae king, Cayden catches Dyson up on the past few centuries, including the death of Ciara, the woman Dyson loved. Meanwhile, Lauren asks Bo and Kenzi for help after the New Ash, Lachlan, issues an order confining all humans to their living quarters. Despite warnings that it will anger Lachlan, Bo offers her sanctuary. And as she works to keep Lauren safe, Bo agrees to help Dyson find Cumberbatch, a Dark Fae arms dealer who’s trolling the black market for a Fae super weapon known as the Mongolian Death Worm. Claiming she’s a weapons buyer, Bo draws Cumberbatch into a discussion about the Worm – but he catches on and disables her with a dart gun before Dyson and Cayden come to the rescue. After Bo looks to Cayden, not Dyson, for the sexual healing she needs to recover, Cayden provides backup as Dyson, Hale, Bo and Kenzi pose as buyers at the auction. Surprised to find that the Death Worm is an elderly woman named Velma, they witness a demonstration of her extraordinary powers before Bo wins the bidding war. However, when Dyson tries to confiscate the Worm for the Ash, Cayden reveals that auctioneer was a former business partner who skipped out with the Worm. After refusing his ex-partner’s offer to share in the sale, Cayden takes Velma and leaves. Reflecting on the events that led to his split with the Laignach Fae centuries ago, Dyson searches for Cayden and the Worm, only to come face to face with Cumberbatch. In the ensuing battle, the television set that is used to control Velma is taken away, sending her into a violent rage that nearly kills Hale before Bo saves the day. Though Cayden escapes, the blood from his wounds helps Dyson track him down and force him to reveal that he has a partner – Ciara. Finally, after explaining how they have travelled together for many years, Ciara reunites with Dyson as Cayden slips away. And as Bo turns the Worm over to Lachlan and pledges to continue helping Lauren, Ciara makes it clear that she wants to stay with Dyson.

Caged Angel

When a young woman who is supposed to be in prison is found dead at the scene of a robbery, the Angels are called in to investigate. Kris enters the minimum-security prison population to determine how Amy Nalon was involved in the robbery of Kenyon Armored Security. Prison toughs Aggie and Matron Wallace advise Kris to cooperate in return for their protection. Intimidated a little, Kris still manages to learn that Amy leads knowledge of the floor and alarm system at Kenyon. She doesn't learn who the accomplices are, though. Kris finds herself framed -- blamed for the thievery; what's worse, Big Larry, a thug, goes after her but falls into a swimming pool. Kris saves Larry and earns his friendship. Aggie pressures Kris into producing detailed floor diagrams of her supposed former employer -- the Van Dorian Diamond Company. Kris complies, but before she can warn the Angels, Aggie and her cohorts rob the store of thousands in jewels. She returns to prison to discover that they know her true identity; Aggie goes after Kris -- but Big Larry intervenes and the thieves are subdued.

Caged Fae

After letting herself be arrested for bank robbery, Bo goes undercover behind bars at Hecuba, a Fae women’s prison from which the doctor who mentored Lauren has mysteriously disappeared. When Hecuba’s warden reassigns Bo from the infirmary to her office cleaning detail, Lauren worries that their plan to find out what became of Dr. Evert is in jeopardy. Pressing Hale to use his influence as the Acting Ash, Kenzi heads for the prison to help Bo. Meanwhile, as the warden and her head guard Thraso plan to use Bo in a Fae breeding scheme, a soon-to-be-released inmate named Sylvie schools her cellmate Bo on the ins and outs of Hecuba. But when Thraso singles Sylvie out for harassment, Bo’s efforts to intervene are rewarded with a brutal beating. While looking for the truth about the missing prisoners, Lauren and Bo also struggle with their feelings for each other. As Bo recounts how the warden uncovered her plan to circumvent the prison’s policy of draining prisoners of their Fae powers, Lauren discovers that newly paroled inmates are mysteriously disappearing shortly after being given a powerful vitamin-enriched cocktail. After Kenzi uses a jailhouse visit to deliver some much-needed supplies, Bo is stunned to find that Sylvie has been kidnapped and impregnated as part of the warden’s breeding ring. And as soon as Sylvie’s baby is born, the warden shows up to claim it as her own. Upon exposing the warden’s breeding operation, Lauren realizes she’s been using sperm from a Liderac, a trickster Fae capable of secretly impregnating mothers with offspring that are born within days. When Lauren tries calling for help, the warden shocks her with a cattle prod and warns her and Bo that there’s worse in store if they don’t stand down. But with the aid of a fellow prisoner, Bo unmasks the warden as a male Liderac, enraging the Amazon prison guards he duped into thinking he was a woman. Finally, as Bo and Lauren give in to their mutual passion, Kenzi and Dyson arrive to see them in a highly charged embrace. And as Hale comes to terms with his new role as the Ash, concerns about her Dark Fae lineage have Bo worried about her future.

Can't See the Fae-rest...

Following the third murder in two weeks, Dyson and Hale suspect a Fae serial killer is going after humans. With Ciara’s help, Bo and Kenzi get into the exclusive parties where the wealthy victims were last seen alive. As Kenzi turns her attention to Russell Cooper, Bo focuses on a software millionaire named Clive. But after Russell offers to introduce her to Lita, a fashion consultant they suspect is involved with the deaths, Kenzi is knocked out. When she and Clive wake up together, they find that Russell has been murdered. Meanwhile, Lachlan chastises Lauren when she asks for help learning what happened to Nadia. Suspecting that Lita is a Fae snake-shifter who’s using her own skin to create a line of fashion accessories, Bo and Dyson visit her at her office. When their questions make her suspicious, Lita sprays snake venom into Dyson’s eyes and tries to run. After a collision with a homeless woman’s shopping cart slows her down, Dyson and Bo arrest her and turn their attention to Heinze, a shady Fae trader whose global network provides Lita’s clients with an array of exotic goods. When Lauren again asks for help with Nadia’s case, the Ash refuses. But when Lauren says she has had enough and tries to leave, she’s imprisoned by his guards. Though Bo realizes Lita isn’t the killer, it’s too late to save Clive from being murdered. When crime scene photographs draw attention to the homeless woman, Maganda, a search of her shopping cart uncovers items belonging to the victims made from a rare Balinese tree. Trick concludes that Maganda is a Batibat, an ancient Fae from the forests of Southeast Asia that claim ownership of a particular tree, and that she is killing to re-assemble her tree after it was harvested. When Dyson and company track her down, Maganda uses her incredible strength to subdue Dyson, forcing Ciara to step in and save him. With Maganda locked inside Trick’s lair, Dyson then orders Heinze to recover all the wood items he sold no matter how long it takes. Bo tells Ciara to be honest with Dyson about her feelings and then thanks the Ash for his help, unaware that he has been keeping Lauren locked up.

Catalysts

Peter and Mary Jane attend the school dance while the Green Goblin targets Tombstone.

Catch a Falling Angel

Tennessean Seth Jeffers follows his girlfriend, Bess Murdock, to Los Angeles and discovers she is acting in porno movies. But when Seth disappears, the Angels are called to investigate. Kelly discovers a showbill with Bess' picture and the producer's name, Joe Willis. Kris approaches Willis and the Angels find and question Bess, who knows nothing about Seth's disappearance. Willis orders the Angels killed and they barely escape death in an auto accident. Kris steals a copy of Willis' movie and upon recognizing the locale, she has police comb the area for Jeffers' body. Bess overhears Willis tell his thugs how to handle police questions about Jeffers. She confronts him, but cannot escape Joe's plans to photograph her own death on film. Kris arrives in time to interrupt the shooting and following a brief shootout, the Angels arrive to apprehend the whole crew. A shaken Bess recuperates and returns home to Tennessee.

Chasing Ghosts

As Vic begins to suspect Shane was behind Lem's death, the murder of a city official's daughter forces the Strike Team to keep the investigation from revealing the truth about her drug addiction.

Chorus Line Angels

The Angels are hired by Ruth Traina, who has invested $150,000 in a Darian Mason Production, to investigate the disappearance of two of the best dancers. Kelly auditions a job as a dancer; Julie is her agent/manager and Kris poses as a writer/critic doing a story on Mason. Another of the better dancers, Nancy, disappears after being caught going through Mason's files. Mason then catches Kris going through his files and threatens her. The Angels and Bosley find that Mason has deliberately hired theinexperienced and gotten rid of the good ones to make the audition a failure, since he can't possibly pay off all of his investors. Kelly and Julie come to Kris' rescue. They then find and free the three missing dancers. The cast, including Kelly, decide to go through the audition since they feel that they owe it to themselves to at least try. The Las Vegas executives they audition for express great interest in the dancers.

Coefficient of Drag

Vic looks to save his job by blackmailing a local real estate baron as he engineers a turf war between the Mexican and Armenian crime gangs.

Competition

Peter Parker and Harry Osborn join the football team and become obsessed with fame.

Confaegion

Thanks to a compromising photograph she took of the Morrigan handcuffed to her bed, Bo becomes the target of the Dark Fae leader’s minions. Though still unwilling to align herself with any Fae faction, Bo agrees to protection from Hale in exchange for recovering the Staff of Righteousness, a Fae ceremonial relic that’s been stolen from his archives. While offering to get into the Morrigan’s good graces by retrieving the incriminating photo, Vex fails to realize that the Morrigan implanted a parasite beneath his skin that she intends to use to bring down Bo. Meanwhile, as Bo questions Dyson’s relationship with his new partner, Tamsin, her increasingly intimate friendship with Lauren continues to rankle Kenzi. As Bo arrives at the clubhouse to find Vex teaching Kenzi to use mascara – and distracting her while he steals the cellphone containing the picture – the parasite slips unnoticed into her ear. As a result, Bo’s demeanor suddenly changes to that of a flighty teenager who’s obsessed with Dyson and Tamsin. And when Bo heads for the Dal Riata to confront them, the parasite then jumps to Dyson, transforming him into a smitten and tongue-tied schoolboy. Suspecting Fae mischief at work, Lauren examines Bo as the parasite moves from Dyson to Tamsin. As a puzzled Lauren looks on, Bo and Tamsin find common ground in their interest in Dyson. When a terrifying Underfae sent by the Morrigan bursts into the clubhouse, Kenzi grabs the only weapon available – the Staff of Righteousness. But as Kenzi uses it to beat back the intruder, the staff becomes stuck to her hand. As Dyson, Bo and Tamsin continue bickering, Lauren finds evidence that Vex was an unwitting incubator for the parasite that’s infected her friends. Upset at being used, Vex demands that the Morrigan restore everything she took from him in the past in exchange for killing Bo, Dyson and Tamsin. However, after confronting Lauren about her feelings for Bo, Kenzi helps break the spell. And as another wave of the Morrigan’s creatures prepares to attack, Kenzi, Lauren and Vex repel the assault and return their friends to normal. Finally, after Bo, Dyson and Tamsin are left with no memory of what happened, Hale shows Kenzi how to free herself from the staff. And as Hale warns the Morrigan to never go after his friends again, Vex decides that it’s time for him to leave town once and for all.

Coyote Ugly

As Patrick waits for the election results, our team works tirelessly to find Malcolm Ward, a killer at large.

Cruising Angels

Bosley and the Angels are set to transfer Charlie's 100-foot yacht, "The Wayward Angel," to Miami -- only to find it stolen and mysteriously returned. Bosley finds blood on deck and traces it to Captain Webner. Meanwhile the Angels find a large cache of gold hidden on board. Charlie's designer and boat handler, Pat Justice, is involved with a mercenary and smuggler, Ken Atamien, who has stolen the gold from a South American dictator, General Ranez. Webner tells Ranez of Atamien's scheme of hiding the gold on board ship and the general confronts Atamien. Bosley holds a party on board for security while the Angels search and find Webner and Atamien dead. After contacting the yacht, the Angels realize that Ranez has taken Bosley and Pat as hostages while he has the gold transferred to a shore warehouse, where he attempts to exchange it for money. Bosley maneuvers into the driver's seat of the van and accelerates, causing chaos in the warehouse. Bosley and Pat escape as the Angels and police reinforcements arrive to apprehend Ranez and his cohorts. The gold is returned to South America so Pat's testimony might get her off probation.

Dancin' Angels

A dance marathon with $5,000 in prize money attracts Joe and Sally Fairgate to compete, but when Sally disappears, Joe enlists the Angels' help in finding her. They investigate and question suspects, promoter P.J. Wilkes, investor Al Norman and leading dance couple, Steve and Jenny. Bosley discovers that Norman is a small time racketeer and Steve is a convicted hood from New York. The Angels approach the suspects to find motives for Sally's murder, making Wilkes and Norman very nervous. But when dance band singer, Billy, is found dead after an altercation with band leader Elton Mills, Kelly mistakenly confronts Mills, who confines her until he can kill her later. Wilkes and Norman admit moving Sally's body after Mills killed her. The Angels busy themselves searching for Kelly. She escapes from Mills and following a brief shootout, he is captured by the Angels, ending his attempt at a comeback as a dance band leader.

Dead Lucky

Bo is coerced into solving how a human scammed Mayer, a Dark Fae bookie. Things get creepy when she discovers the con artist behind it all is a Hsien, a Fae that can inhabit dead human corpses. Kenzi's determination to prove she's more than just the human "sidekick" leads her to do a little investigating on her own, which lands her in some serious hot water – and eventually, locked in the trunk of a car headed to a bad fate unless she can be rescued by Dyson.

Death Didn't Become Him

As Bo and Lauren try to understand how a talisman the Morrigan gave them can revive Lauren’s comatose girlfriend, Trick’s friend Donovan is distraught after the grave of his longtime companion Christoph is robbed. Following a visit to the cemetery where a groundskeeper was also murdered, Dyson and Bo zero in on the Lich, an ancient Egyptian Fae who’s breathed life back into Christoph’s corpse and made him his minion. After revealing he knows much more about them than they thought, the Lich invites Bo to a party, admitting that he’s always wanted a Succubus in his menagerie. Meanwhile, Hale asks Kenzi to help babysit Tori, the teenage daughter of the Glaive, the Fae Secretary of State. But after distracting Hale, the mischievous Tori and Kenzi flee. Once Bo discovers that the Lich is feeding off humans while assembling his collection of reanimated characters, Trick suspects that he’s cheating death by keeping his life force – the Chi – locked safely away. Based on what Bo saw, Trick believes it may be stored in a painting in the Lich’s lair. So with Lauren as her date, Bo heads for the Lich’s party. And as Lauren questions the Lich about the nail she received from the Morrigan, Bo attempts to sap him of his strength by slashing the painting. When nothing happens, Bo realizes he’s hidden his Chi inside reanimated minions in his menagerie. But when she demands that Christoph be freed, she and Lauren are taken hostage. Meanwhile, Dyson and Hale look to retrieve Tori before her mom finds out she’s missing. However, when Kenzi tries to sober her up, Tori drops dead. Tying them to their chairs, the Lich demands that Bo entertain him and his entourage by feeding on Lauren. Bo resists, so the Lich shoots her, forcing her to either feed or die. When Bo still refuses, he threatens to kill Lauren. And while Lauren insists she comply in order to save them, Bo uses her powers to drain the life force out of the menagerie and bring the Lich to his knees. Finally, panicked by Tori’s sudden death, Hale and Kenzi look to use the Lich to bring her back to life. However, as the Lich dies right after revealing the secret of the talismanic nail, Hale and Kenzi are relieved when Dyson is able to revive Tori.

Delinquents

Following a series of mysterious deaths at a camp for juvenile delinquents, Bo and Kenzi go undercover to investigate. As Kenzi looks to be accepted by Fresh Start’s teenage toughs, and camp counselor Bo targets the last person who saw the most recent murder victim, Dyson and social worker Jolene head to the crime scene, where they find a caltrop, a handcrafted object made of twine and leaves. Meanwhile, a Dark Fae named Acacia arrives to say that it’s time for Tamsin to complete the job she’s been sent to do on Bo. But when Tamsin claims that the Dawning has made Bo too strong, Acacia produces a rune glass, a powerful talisman that can tame her. Though Kenzi offers to help them to escape the bunkhouse that Dyson has locked them in for safekeeping, the campers balk, noting that this is their last chance to reform before going to prison. Despite their anxious mood, Kenzi insists that the campers follow her out. While using a video link to show Lauren the caltrop, Bo is attacked by a Filipino forest creature called a Tikbalang. When Lauren manages to warn Dyson in time, he rushes to the school to save Bo. Meanwhile, after taking her to task for discarding the rune glass, Acacia insists that Tamsin take Bo down as soon as possible. Upon finding they’ve escaped the bunkhouse, Dyson orders Kenzi and the campers to stick close by to avoid any more danger. Along with Bo, they find Della’s dead body pinned to a desk chair with caltrops, which Tamsin identifies as the work of a Tikbalang. Blaming herself for Della’s death, Kenzi draws the Tikbalang out into the open, where Bo discovers that it’s actually Jolene. Learning that the creatures always hunt in pairs, Bo realizes that another killer is still on the loose. Alerting Dyson to the danger, she arrives at Lauren’s apartment just as Jolene’s hunting partner, Nelson, is about to strike. Finally, as Nelson is arrested, Bo pledges to stop keeping Lauren at arm’s length.

Deliver us from Evil

When Emma goes missing, Syd will stop at nothing to bring her back home to her family. Meanwhile, an undercover McKenna attends a veteran's retreat.

Destructive Testing

Spider-Man battles Kraven the Hunter as Peter chooses between Liz Allen and Gwen Stacy.

Dilemma

Captain Chevalier and his team investigate the murder of two teenagers. Nora is shocked to discover that her father is linked to both deaths. She keeps it a secret, but Thomas finally understands and delves into his young teammate's tormented past.

Exiled

As Shane sets a plan into motion that will protect him and his family from any retaliation, Vic and Hiatt devise a risky deal aimed at stopping the gang warfare between the Mexicans and the Salvadorans.

Extraction

As the department launches a secret investigation aimed at putting him behind bars, Vic learns that a Latino gang in prison has ordered the retaliatory murders of two black victims on the outside.

Fae Day

At La Shoshain – a Fae celebration commemorating the creation of the light and dark orders – a Banshee’s eerie cry announces someone’s impending death. As Bo and Kenzi each worry that it was meant for them, the Banshee reveals that the condemned Fae is Sean Kavanaugh, who is at the Dal Riata celebrating with his new friend, Kenzi. With Sean slated to die soon, Kenzi convinces him to do all the things he has never gotten around to, like reconciling with his estranged brother, Liam, who was banished from their family eighty years ago for stealing $30,000 from their father, Patrick. However, after Bo and Dyson track him down at his shady investment firm, Liam refuses to meet with Sean. Meanwhile, after Trick admits that he sent Lou Ann Heidinger into hiding after intervening to prevent her execution, he tells Dyson that the condemned woman was also the midwife at Bo’s birth. After Kenzi helps him steal a fancy car so he can experience what it’s like to drive one, Sean heads for his family’s estate to see his father one last time. But when Patrick only insists that he get his affairs in order before he dies, Sean realizes that nothing about their emotionally distant relationship has changed. With Kenzi and Sean busy at the Kavanaugh estate, Bo and Dyson ambush Liam and learn that he has paid a Goblin to kill his brother and avenge his being disowned. Once Sean learns of the hit, however, he tries to turn the tables by killing Liam first, only to be stopped by Dyson and Bo. And after Bo jumps in to invoke a Fae peace talk ritual called Agallmah, she learns that if it fails, she will be the one to die. Once the Agallmah is underway, Sean and Liam accuse each other of lying about the theft. Suspecting that Liam did not steal the money, Bo calls for a recess in the proceedings and, after summoning Patrick to answer to the Agallmah, forces him to admit that he took the money to cover a gambling debt and allowed Liam to take the blame. However, even though the brothers reconcile their differences, when an angry investor looks to get even with Liam, the Banshee’s prediction is realized when he ends up killing Sean Finally, as Liam pledges to make good for all his misdeeds, and Kenzi mourns the death of her friend, Dyson presses Trick to tell Bo the truth about her past.

Fae Gone Wild

Following the arrest of a cop killer named Zephyr, a trio of strippers helps him escape from jail. As Dyson and Hale set out to find him, the mother of one of the women behind the escape contacts Bo and Kenzi, claiming that her estranged daughter, Sheri, could be Zephyr’s next victim. So after she and Kenzi find Zephyr murdered and missing his right hand, Bo tracks Sheri to the strip club where she works. As Dyson and Hale zero in on a cop who aided in the escape, Trick reveals that Zephyr’s missing appendage was used to create a Hand of Glory, a talisman that helps thieves break into virtually anything. Because it also embodies the deviant tendencies of the body from which it was made, Trick warns Bo that the hand could be very deadly. Meanwhile, Bo is unnerved when Ciara decides to stay in order to be close to her old flame, Dyson. Taking a bartending job at the club, Bo promises Dyson that she will tell him and Hale anything she learns. So after Bo finds a holographic safe in the office of the owner, Lewis, Hale and Dyson learn that he is a water spirit who’s wanted for kidnapping women. After Donna admits that she and Sheri are Selkies, Fae shape shifters who are transformed into humans when they lose their seal pelts, Bo learns that Lewis is keeping pelts locked in the safe in order to enslave the dancers at his club. But even though Sheri agrees to cooperate in nailing Lewis, Bo must still intervene to help her avoid arrest. Using the Hand of Glory, Bo and Sheri break into the safe to recover the pelts at Lewis’ club. After narrowly stopping the hand from turning on Sheri, Bo pleads for Dyson to show some compassion. Finally, agreeing to look the other way as Sheri returns to the sea, Dyson and Hale arrest Lewis for his many crimes. After Lauren reveals how her girlfriend Nadia was left in a coma after contracting a deadly virus during a research trip to the Congo, she and Bo look to understand how a handcrafted bronze nail that the Morrigan gave them can be used to save her.

Fae-De to Black

After being called to investigate a series of suicides, Tamsin concludes that they are random acts by disturbed individuals and suggests moving on. Sensing Dark Fae involvement, Dyson asks Bo to go undercover as therapist Dr. Helen Green at the Better Way Clinic for Health, where all of the victims were receiving treatment before they died. When Lauren resents Bo calling herself a doctor and resists helping with her ruse, Bo turns to Better Way’s Dr. Palmer. But after soliciting Palmer’s advice, Bo begins to suspect that the deaths are linked to the clinic’s receptionist, Tabitha, who admits to being a Mayan suicide Fae, or Ixtab. Meanwhile, as she seeks guidance on how to handle her feelings about Bo and Lauren, Kenzi signs on as Hale’s stylist. Though Tamsin is quick to point the finger of guilt at Tabitha, Lauren’s autopsy of the latest victim suggests otherwise. Wanting to investigate further, Dyson pretends to be a patient and goes to see Dr. Palmer for hypnosis. When another person is found dead, Tamsin’s theory about the Ixtab’s role is upended because the deceased is none other than Tabitha herself. As a result, suspicion quickly returns to Palmer, whom Trick speculates could be a Rakshasa, an Indonesian shape-shifter who’s using hypnosis to drive his patients to suicide. Meanwhile, Dyson worries that relying solely on sex with Lauren won’t give Bo the energy she needs to survive. After Lauren confirms Rakshasa involvement, Bo and Tamsin head for the clinic, where they find Palmer and his newest patient, Dyson. When confronted, Palmer claims to know nothing about any shape-shifting Fae, and insists that he’s a self-taught hypnotist looking to make a buck off unsuspecting patients. Meanwhile, Dyson prepares to make a fatal leap off the clinic’s roof, believing he’s a griffin who can fly. While Bo talks him down, Tamsin uncovers the real Rakshasa, the clinic’s pet cat, Dr. Bob. As Bo helps Dyson come to his senses, Tamsin uses her vast array of weapons to take down Dr. Bob. Finally, while Dyson convinces Bo that she can’t feed off Lauren alone, Hale sees how Kenzi has distracted him from his duties as the Ash.

Fae-Ge Against the Machine

While Tamsin warns Bo about what’s in store for her, Stella recognizes a strange gaming machine that appears without warning in the Dal Riata as the next step toward completing the Dawning. With no time to lose, Trick must play the game on Bo’s behalf if she’s to be ready. Unaware that the clock is ticking, Bo inadvertently promises to help a nefarious Dark Fae named Balzac recover a magic fortune cookie from the Fae Tong boss Fang. As Bo becomes increasingly annoyed with Balzac’s slippery timetable, every move Trick makes in the game either helps or hinders her progress. Meanwhile, when Lauren learns she’s being given a prestigious science award, she waits patiently for Bo to return for the ceremony. After finding the cookie, Bo and Tamsin learn that they must help Balzac gain entrance into Brazenwood, a lawless Dark Fae territory where his nemesis, Whitman, is holding a teenage girl whose tears he’s using to make a popular Dark Fae drug. As Trick confronts the game’s troubling choices, Balzac takes Bo and Tamsin to meet Jane, a tarot card reader who holds the prescription they need to enter Brazenwood. Sensing trouble, Jane gives Balzac the prescription and, just as she’s struck by Whitman’s poison dart, orders that Bo and company leave at once. When a dart hits Balzac, too, he stays behind to face Whitman while Bo and Tamsin head to rescue the teenage Hannah. Meanwhile, as Lauren starts to lose her patience with Bo, the preparations for the Dawning spark a romance between Trick and Stella. Still under the influence of Trick’s choices, Bo and Tamsin turn to a Dark Fae known as the Pharmacist for help locating Hannah. Though Hannah initially refuses to go with them, she relents after Bo promises her a life far better than anything Whitman can offer. As Bo is forced into a duel with Whitman, Trick and Stella help to see that she wins. With Hannah’s safety secured, Bo and Tamsin hurry back to the Dal Riata for her official invitation to the Dawning, while an ignored Lauren looks to a sympathetic fellow scientist for comfort.

Fae-Nted Love

As Bo inadvertently mixes her blood with Ryan’s after secretly returning to him for sexual healing, Kenzi’s former suitor Tryst seeks help after his grandmother falls under the spell of the Order of Dougallerian Solidarity. With Kenzi at her side, Bo arrives at the cult’s storefront church where a small crowd of devotees is in the thrall of Brother Douglas. Though Kenzi tries covering for her, Bo is caught red-handed sneaking into Brother Douglas’s office. Bo is splashed with some of the water that he uses to control his subjects, and falls under his spell, too. Meanwhile, as their partnership unravels in the wake of Dyson’s one-night stand with Hale’s sister, Dyson is sent by Lachlan to question Acher, a powerful under-Fae suspected of driving Fae to commit suicide. Worried that she’s lost Bo forever, Kenzi turns to Trick, who suspects that Bo’s memory has been erased by a water Fae known as an Addonc. Because Bo doesn’t even remember she’s a succubus, Trick worries about the damage she could do. However, when Ryan comes across her first and realizes that she doesn’t remember anything, he takes advantage of the situation to ask Bo to marry him. But when Bo’s memory begins coming back and she balks at going through with the wedding, Ryan uses a stun gun to take her prisoner. Meanwhile, as Kenzi and Trick grill Brother Douglas, Acher looks to get inside Dyson’s head and spark another suicide. Arriving at Brother Douglas’s storefront church, Trick and Kenzi search for the antidote to his spell. And after finding evidence that Ryan and Bo have flown to Niagara Falls, they head there, too. Though they are too late to stop the wedding, which Fae law says must last at least one thousand years, Trick realizes that the union isn’t complete until Bo is wearing the wedding ring. So, as Kenzi charges in to fight Ryan for the ring, Trick gives Bo a drink of the antidote to break the spell. Finally, after Bo enlists Ryan to help punish Brother Douglas for the problems he brought about, Dyson returns to see the Ash after struggling against Acher’s powerful mental suggestions. And though Lachlan admits to using Acher as a test of his fitness for the coming war, Dyson isn’t so sure if he’s willing to join the fight.

Faes Wide Shut

While Lauren looks for a way to control Bo’s desire, she and Kenzi can only watch from the sidelines as the succubus does what she must to quench her insatiable appetite for sex. Unable to stand it any longer, Kenzi distracts Bo with Maddy, a new client whose husband Graeme mysteriously melted into a puddle of greenish goo. As Maddy is surprised by Delia, a woman claiming to be her late husband’s lover, Bo and Kenzi head to investigate at a sex club both Graeme and Delia frequented. Finding evidence suggesting Graeme was liquefied by a strange Fae secretion, Lauren worries that both Maddy and Delia could be infected, too. So as Lauren looks for an antidote, Bo and Kenzi interview Club Liberalia’s Fae owner, Roman the Bacchus. Meanwhile, after performing an autopsy for a murder investigation, Lauren hesitates to tell Dyson and Tamsin that the victim was Bo’s latest sex partner. Refusing to shed any light on Graeme’s death, Roman sends a henchman to see that Maddy and Delia can’t be questioned and asks him to kill the prying Bo, too. Though Tamsin is certain of her guilt, Dyson wants to believe Bo had nothing to do with a woman’s death. While Bo insists that the murder victim was very much alive when she last saw her, Kenzi heads back to the club with a member’s key belonging to Trick that will allow access to its secret recesses. Meanwhile, in an effort to derail their romance, Kenzi tells Lauren that Bo has been seeing Dyson, and then tells Bo that Lauren has sold her out to the police. Returning with the antidote Lauren developed, Bo and Kenzi talk their way into Roman’s lair with Tamsin and Dyson in tow. Inside they find both Maddy and Delia being held prisoner by Roman and a hermaphrodite UnderFae known as a Manta. With the future of his sex club in jeopardy, Roman orders a henchman to kill the intruders. However, after turning the tables on Roman, Bo cannot resist feeding on the henchman as Lauren looks on in horror. Finally, after rescuing the hostages, Lauren worries that she is losing control of Bo, while Dyson commits to pursuing the murder investigation wherever it leads him, even if it’s to Bo.

Faetal Attraction

When a Fury with an unfaithful spouse tries to hire Bo to kill her husband's mistress, Bo instead takes the side of the unsuspecting human woman and puts her under protection. Things quickly spin out of control, however, after the husband ends up brutally murdered, leaving Bo scrambling to contain a mess of jealousy and violence and unravel the mystery of the real killer – as Kenzi nearly becomes the next victim. Dyson has to submit to therapy at the cop shop when his romantic frustration over Bo causes anger issues, leading him and Bo to patch things up.

Faetal Justice

Following a tense encounter at a club owned by the vampire Vex, Dyson awakes covered in blood next to the dead body of Ba’al, a dark Fae with whom he argued the night before. With no memory of what happened and in danger of being held accountable by the Morrigan, he’s provided sanctuary at the Dal Riata as he and Trick search for the truth. Joining Hale’s investigation, Bo and Kenzi head to the club. While Vex and his bartender Silas are sure that Dyson shape-shifted into a wolf to kill Ba’al, Bo asks to meet Portia, a goth teenage runaway who also saw what happened. And though the Morrigan arrives at the Dal Riata to bring Dyson in, Trick stands his ground, claiming that the bar is to be treated as a safe haven while the case is being investigated. As Trick suggests they look for a Kirin, a Fae that can recover lost memories, Kenzi finds Portia at the bar and persuades her to come back to the clubhouse to stay after Bo questions her. Though Portia continues to insist that she saw Dyson enter an alleyway with Ba’al before he was killed, something about her story leaves Bo thinking she’s been brainwashed. Meanwhile, as Lauren examines the physical evidence and DNA samples for anything that might incriminate Dyson, Trick keeps the Ash at bay when he wants Dyson to surrender in order to keep the peace. And when Vex tries using his powers to manipulate her into turning against her friends, Bo finds the strength to resist. Following a painful search of Dyson’s brain, the Kirin finds that all his memories of the night Ba’al was killed have been wiped clean. But after a review of Dyson’s police call log shows that met with art dealer Kyle Harrison, Bo forces him to reveal that Vex has been running an exclusive S&M club from his basement. Judging by the scars on her back, Kenzi concludes that Portia is being exploited as part of Vex’s evil ring. When Portia runs away from the clubhouse, Bo and Kenzi track her back to the club where they find Dyson drawn into the Morrigan’s trap. But after finding evidence that Silas is actually the killer, Dyson is exonerated while the bartender is left in the hands of Vex and the Morrigan.

Fallen Angel

The Angels are retained by opera star Carla Taggart to protect her Blue Heron Diamond from the ice cat jewel thief, Damien Roth. However, Jill Munroe (Farrah Fawcett) has become romantically involved with Roth, who invites her to participate in the heist. The Angels are highly suspicious of Jill and decide to capture the thief and his accomplice. While the Angels gather for Miss Taggart's dress rehearsal, Roth and Jill steal into the dressing room where they find a giant cobra guarding the diamond. Roth carefully snatches the rock and they make their getaway. They reach the rooftop and Jill and Roth fight when she reveals she's a cop. The Angel appear in time to rescue her and she reveals that Charlie thought it essential that she portray a traitor to the Angels in order to gain the thief's confidence.

Family Meeting

As word of his immunity deal spreads, Vic is unaware that Corrine has been cooperating with the police and trying to get into a witness protection program as he lays a trap for Beltran. But when Beltran sends his henchmen to meet with the black gang leaders, Olivia’s decision to make an arrest despite the drug lord’s absence undermines Vic’s leverage with the government. Meanwhile, as Dutch tries to get a confession out of Lloyd Denton, the teenage serial killer plants evidence that makes it appear the detective is a suspect in the disappearance of the boy’s mother. And as Shane struggles to care for Mara, he sends word that he will surrender in exchange for the murder charges against his wife being dropped. But when Vic refuses to help, Shane desperately looks for a way to keep Mara out of prison.\n\nDriven by pride and a desire to land a new law enforcement job, Vic offers mayoral candidate Aceveda a chance at claiming some credit in exchange for backing his plan to arrest Beltran. Meanwhile, as Aceveda’s candidacy is challenged by a vocal community activist, and a lawyer asks Dutch to help Billings keep his pension in spite of his shady workplace injury lawsuit, a raid on Shane’s house finds that he killed Mara and their son before committing suicide.\n\nWith an ailing Claudette working to get Lloyd to confess and clear Dutch of any suspicion, Aceveda’s intervention results in Olivia being there when Vic and Ronnie take down Beltran at his warehouse hideout. Yet, as he gets word of Shane’s murder-suicide, Ronnie discovers that Vic’s promise of immunity for both of them was a lie, while Vic learns that his role in the Beltran bust hasn’t salvaged his reputation. Finally, as Ronnie is arrested and Lloyd admits to killing his own mother, Vic discovers that his immunity deal with the Feds amounts to little more than a desk job – one that is tantamount to a prison sentence as it will keep him from ever seeing his family again.

Final Curtain

Peter ends his relationship with Liz while Spider-Man unmasks the Green Goblin—with disastrous results.

First Steps

Peter attends Flash Thompson’s birthday party while Sandman returns for revenge.

Flesh and Blood

Realizing that the Garuda has resurfaced, Trick warns Bo that her ability to control others has a dark side, and he gives her a vial of her grandmother Isabeau’s life essence to drink if she begins to feel the evil within taking over. Just as Bo is processing the news, Trick is captured by the Garuda’s minions. While Kenzi races to discover where the Garuda has taken him, Bo convinces everyone to be injected with her blood in order to eliminate the interpersonal strife the Garuda feeds on – even as she makes Kenzi promise to kill her if her new power over her friends turns her dark. However, Vex sneakily avoids being injected with her blood. And both Dyson and Lauren struggle with their growing feelings for Bo. After Kenzi reveals that the Garuda is hiding in an abandoned mental hospital, Hale’s sister Val arrives to help storm the facility and rescue Trick. Armed with the single vial of Naga venom that Lauren managed to stabilize after Lachlan’s death, Bo leads her friends into battle. But when Vex and Kenzi are wounded, Bo and Dyson leave the others behind to care for them and continue searching for Trick on their own. Forced to revisit his memories of the last Fae war by the Garuda, Trick is horrified to learn that Isabeau was killed on his orders due to a betrayal by Alastor, and that his decision to end the war by rewriting the laws with his blood has made it impossible for a true peace to arise between the Light and the Dark Fae. And just as the Garuda tries to convince Trick to sacrifice himself to finally secure peace, Bo and Dyson burst into the throne room and derail his plan. While Hale heals Kenzi’s wound with his siren whistle, Lauren realizes that Vex did not accept Bo’s blood and forcibly injects him with it to complete the group’s bond to her. Now more powerful than ever, Bo takes on the Garuda – but the fight stalls when the creature enters Trick’s body. Recalling the Nain Rouge’s prophecy that she would kill Trick, Bo injects her possessed grandfather with the Naga venom and finally kills the Garuda. Unwilling to let Trick die, however, she revives him with Isabeau’s life essence rather than using it to control her own inner darkness. The team celebrates its victory over the Garuda, but Kenzi grows worried about a mysterious rash on her arm, and Bo begins to succumb to her dark side.

Food for Thought

As she works to help Bo control her potentially deadly sexual impulses, Lauren takes her and Kenzi to an apartment owned by Halima, an Aswang who feeds on human corpses. After reacting badly to a soup she made using the foot of the late James Sibley, Halima must depend on Lauren to track down the source and devise a cure for her illness. However, when Kenzi innocently snacks on the soup, too, she unwittingly ingests some of the contaminated human foot that has made Halima sick. After they are accosted by a goon they find ransacking Sibley’s apartment, Kenzi falls ill, forcing Lauren and Bo to work to save her, too. Concluding that both Halima and Kenzi have hemorrhagic fever, Lauren looks for a way to slow its effects as she works on a cure. After Lauren detects an unidentified chemical in Sibley’s remains and Bo notes a suspicious stream of money that recently entered his bank account, they track their assailant to the headquarters of his biker gang. When pressed, he admits that Baron Chemical paid him to clear out Sibley’s apartment. Suspecting that Sibley was a human guinea pig for tests of a deadly toxin, Lauren offers to go undercover to replace a quality control inspector who’s been sent to investigate problems at the lab. While Dyson stays with Kenzi, Bo gets hired by Baron’s lecherous Director of Operations, Mkhitar Kouyoumijian. However, when Halima dies, Kenzi panics and runs. As Bo employs her sexual charms on Kouyoumijian, Lauren disables the lab’s security so that she can continue working without being watched. When Bo comes face-to-face with an armed guard intent on stopping her, it falls to Lauren to save her. Meanwhile, as Dyson tracks Kenzi to a cemetery where she’s gone to contemplate her fate, Trick is busy trading some of his prized Fae possessions for an old antler that could hold the key to Kenzi’s survival. So as Trick uses the horn to create a potion for Kenzi, back at the lab Bo and Lauren find a deadly Fae snake that is the source of the virus that killed Sibley and Halima, and after they get back to the Dal Riata in time to create an antitoxin, Lauren saves Kenzi’s life.

For Life

Our LAPD detectives work as a united force to put an end to Lustrum Holdings and restore peace in Koreatown.

Game Face

As Vic and Aceveda work to conceal their complicity in the murder of the City Controller, a serial killer's trial threatens to expose the truth about Claudette's failing health.

Gangland

Hammerhead sparks a gang war in New York, leaving Spider-Man to stop the chaos.

Genocide

The assassination of a city official undermines Vic's plan to fuel a war that will bring down both the Mexican and Armenian gangs.

Gone in 60 Seconds

Syd discovers a shocking truth about who Jen really was. The Koreatown crime wave is far from over after a mobile app is tied to a string of crimes.

Group Therapy

Six of Spider-Man’s greatest enemies unite as the Sinister Six.

Growing Pains

John Jameson gains dangerous powers after being infected by alien spores.

Hail, Hale

As Bo enlists Dyson in her search for Lauren, the Fae are preparing for Hale’s coronation as The Ash. While Trick encourages Kenzi to set aside her personal feelings and get in the spirit of the moment, Hale surprises everyone by revealing that he’s invited their Dark Fae nemesis, The Morrigan, to witness the ceremony. At the lab where Lauren is working for Isaac Taft, a shady paramilitary commando pilfers samples of the powerful neurotoxin she unwittingly derived from a serial killer’s DNA. As the coronation is about to get underway at the Dal Riata, Kenzi is fending off a lecherous guest named Massimo when a bartender named Jerry spikes Dyson’s drink with the stolen toxin, allowing a team of armed commandoes to swiftly abduct his lifeless body. Realizing that Jerry is to blame, Bo demands to know what’s happened to Dyson. But rather than talk, Jerry insists that he just wants to save his wife, a Cabbit named Suneetha, and then commits suicide with the remaining sample. Despite Hale’s spirited defense of Kenzi, The Morrigan declares that the humans in their midst are behind the attack on the Fae leadership. So as Trick orders Kenzi to flee the Dal Riata for her safety, she turns to Massimo for help. Meanwhile, once the drug wears off, Dyson wakes to find himself in a fighting cage where he’s pitted in a death match with his mortal enemy, the Lupercus. Swayed by The Morrigan’s accusations, the Fae vote Hale out and pronounce humans enemies of the state. As a result, Hale must turn on Kenzi to save himself. Meanwhile, Bo and Tamsin track Dyson to the compound where he’s being held as Lauren makes her way there, too. After Lauren rescues Dyson, she discovers that Taft has been using her to boost his credibility. Finally, as Jerry’s distraught wife comes looking for him, Bo is helping Tamsin recover from a commando attack when her mother, Aife, unexpectedly returns.

Harrigan's Angel

When Starrett Electronics is the victim of a second large heist, Paul Starrett's insurance company insists he have additional help for Joseph Harrigan, a bumbling, disheveled private investigator covering the case. The Angels investigation develops leads and they question photo engraver Belkin materials and shipper Felber, who both have police records linked to Starrett. Kris and Harrigan figured out the heist method but Starrett has already ordered them killed. The Angels confront and arrest Starrett for robbing his own business. They then rush to Harrigan's apartment in time to capture Felber and Belkin attempting to kill Harrigan.

Haunts

As Vic gets some disturbing intelligence that suggests he was all wrong about Lem's killer, Dutch and Billings' hunt for a suspect in the rape and mutilation of runaway teenage girls produces an unexpected suspect.

He Married an Angel

The Angels are hired by Barbara Stone and her sister, Jane, to track down John Thornwood. He has swindled them out of $100,000 by promising to marry Jane and persuading her to invest money in a phony South American oil exploration venture. The Angels track Thornwood to an apartment complex. Kris, posing as a confidence artist, rents the apartment next to his. Bosley poses as a Texan from whom she has swindled $50,000. Kris and Thornwood become friends, and he confesses to her that he has another scheme going. Kelly and Julie follow Thornwood to a museum owned by plain-looking Monica Thackery. Thornwood is posing as Professor Thornwood and has asked the smitten Monica to marry him and deposit $150,000 to an account supposedly for importing some pieces of art. Charlie, Bosley and the Angels find that Monica is the daughter of an eastern syndicate head, Joe Fenell. Thornwood is planning a phony marriage ceremony with Monica and then to withdraw the money and run. The Angels trick Thornwood into a real marriage with Monica because she is so much in love with him. They figure that her father will keep Thornwood in line. Thornwood, finding that he has been tricked, tries to escape, but is caught by Joe Fenell and his henchmen. Fenell warns him to be good to Monica or else. Thornwood knows that he has to stick with Monica and be a good husband...or else.

Homes, Sweet Homes

When a wealthy Beverly Hills couple is robbed of valuable Egyptian art treasures, the Angels suspect the dapper real estate baron, Barry Kingsbrook. Kris infiltrates the Kingsbrook Agency as an agent and the Angels set up a phony house listing to lure Barry to Tiffany's supposed priceless collection of revolutionary period letters. Barry sets a deal with Bosley who poses as a wealthy collector willing to buy letters. Barry's assistant, Tina, tells him that Kris is a plant and while Tina shows Tiffany's house to prospective buyers (including the thieves) Barry takes Kris to his house where he attempts to drug her drink. The Angels capture the thieves and persuade Tina to tell where Kris is located. As the Angels arrive at Barry's house, they find that Kris has beaten Barry into confessing his role in previous thefts for money used to pay his enormous gambling debts.

Hula Angels

Steve Moss, owner of the Tropicana nightclub in Honolulu, is kidnapped, after firing young dancer, Donna Lindsey. He is taken in a van to a warehouse, where he is put into a cage with 60's rock music blaring in his ears. One of the specialties of his club is dancers in cages performing to 60's rock music. Steve is known as a hard taskmaster and is disliked by his dancers, particularly head dance show director, Stacy Parrish. A ransom note appears asking for $1 million with a note saying there will be one dancer missing each day until it is paid. Much to the surprise of everyone, Marian Moss, Steve's wife, advises that she doesn't have the $1 million asked. Since the Tropicana has been a lucrative nightclub, the Angels and Bosley (in various disguises) investigate and find through Donna Lindsey that Moss was really helping the young girls who couldn't make it in show business, and that is where the money went. They also discover that Stacy was a girlfriend of Moss before he met Marian and Stacy has staged the whole thing. They locate the warehouse where Moss is being kept and where Julie has also been taken. The two are freed and Stacy is taken into custody.

I Fought the Fae (and the Fae Won)

As Bo comes to grips with the bargain that’s cost her Dyson’s love, Sabine, a Light Fae prisoner who has been jailed for eighty-three years, escapes. And when a Light Fae honcho, the Blackthorn, arrives at the Dal Riata, he reveals that The Ash’s successor is going to be named and that Sabine will be the prey in a ritual hunt used to choose the new leader. Aware of her fate, Sabine tracks down Bo and, after explaining how her love for a Dark Fae named Hamish led to her imprisonment, asks for help finding him just as she’s taken back into custody. Once preparations for the hunt get underway, Bo locates Hamish, who insists he has no interest in seeing Sabine again. While Kenzi is drafted to protect Sabine, questions about the process to appoint the New Ash lead Trick to reveal that Hale’s royal Fae lineage would make him a likely candidate. So as she and Kenzi convince Hale to enter the race as part of their plan to save Sabine’s life, Bo employs her sexual charms to eliminate as many others as she can, leaving Hale to face just two contenders – Lachlan and the Cougar. And, determined to see that Sabine survives, Bo gets Hamish to admit that he still has feelings for her and agree to help. When Sabine is released ahead of the hunting party, Dyson emerges from hiding to help her. However, before she can reach the stone bell that will ensure her safety, Sabine is felled by Lachlan’s arrow, assuring his appointment as the New Ash. But with some help from Lauren, the poison that was meant to kill Sabine is neutralized, allowing her to escape with Hamish. Finally, as Lachlan is sworn in, Dyson tells Bo that, despite her efforts, the deal he made with the Norn has left him with no feelings for her. And as Blackthorn admits that his arrival has also allowed him a closer look at Bo, he reveals that Trick may be the Light Fae’s Blood King.

Identity Crisis

Venom exposes Spider-Man’s secret identity, putting Peter’s loved ones at risk.

Interactions

An electrician named Max Dillon becomes Electro after a freak accident, forcing Spider-Man into action.

Intervention

Spider-Man tries to rid himself of the alien symbiote before it destroys his life.

Into the Dark

As the group grieves for Lachlan and Ciara, Trick reveals that he is Bo’s grandfather. Frustrated by the Garuda’s recent victory, Bo turns to the Nain Rouge, who advises her to recruit a powerful Dark Fae to her cause. Bo reluctantly decides to try to form an allegiance with Vex, but soon learns that the Dark Fae hit man is being held captive by the Morrigan. Told that she must bring the Morrigan a mysterious artifact called Briefcase #229 if she wants Vex to be released, Bo breaks into the Ash’s archives only to find herself imprisoned there by Awhero, the lonely spirit of a woman who tried to steal from the Ash long ago. And just when it seems that Bo is doomed to spend eternity as Awhero’s sole companion, Lauren rescues her. Guilt ridden over Ciara’s death, Dyson begs the Norn to return his love for Bo and give him strength for the upcoming battle. Although she initially refuses, the Norn gives in to his request when Kenzi threatens to destroy her sacred oak tree with a chainsaw. But when Kenzi tries to leave, she is unexpectedly splashed by a mysterious substance. Meanwhile, after Bo brings the Morrigan the briefcase, Vex is released into her custody. Although Bo is expecting him to be grateful, Vex tells her that he had arranged to be imprisoned in order to stay safe from the Red Caps, a gang of violent Fae hooligans led by a vicious man named Duncan. And when the Red Caps capture Vex, Duncan tells Bo that in order to buy his freedom she must bring him Briefcase #229. In order to steal the briefcase back, Bo seduces the Morrigan and leaves her handcuffed to her bed. But when the Red Caps release Vex in exchange for the briefcase only to threaten to kill both him and Bo, it is the Morrigan who arrives to save them. After the fight, however, Bo is upset to discover that Briefcase #229 contains nothing more than a powerful aphrodisiac and criticizes the Dark Fae’s selfishness. Eager to prove he isn’t a coward, Vex incapacitates the Morrigan and agrees to join the fight against the Garuda. Finally, Bo and Lauren share an emotionally charged moment, while Dyson resolves not to reveal that his love for Bo has been returned until after the battle.

Island Angels

In Hawaii, the Angels and Bosley get word that a professional assassin has been hired to kill Eric Nilsson of an international peace-keeping organization. Nilsson is scheduled to speak at the Convention Center in 48 hours. They are watching all incoming flights since Julie had seen the suspected assassin several years earlier in Istanbul and might recognize him. A swinging singles Club Paradise tour arrives with one suspicious looking member, Fredrick Ober. They apprehend Ober but soon realize that he is just a cover for the real assassin. Bosley and Julie pose as writer and photographer from "Single Life Magazine" and join the Club Paradise group. They have several false leads but soon uncover the real assassin, Lisa Gallo, posing as a member of the tour group. She is captured just in time to save Nilsson.

It's a Fae, Fae, Fae, Fae World

Watching a creepy salesman stalk a woman into the hotel elevator worries a bartender named Bo – especially when she realizes that the woman, a pickpocket known as Kenzi, has been given a date-rape drug. After luring her attacker into a kiss that drains him of life, Bo then takes Kenzi back to her rundown house to make a run for it. Despite Bo’s claims that nothing unusual happened, Kenzi’s cell phone video forces her to reveal that she has a strange sexual power over men and women that can be seductive and even lethal. And as Bo agrees to take Kenzi along as she escapes her latest crime, an investigation leads a pair of detectives, Dyson and Hale, to suspect that the killer shares an important trait with them: they all belong to a supernatural evolutionary strain of beings known as the Fae. Tracking Bo down, the two cops forcibly bring her to see The Ash, the leader of the clan called the Light Fae. Still unclear about where she is and why, Bo claims to know nothing of the Fae. However, when The Morrigan, leader of the evil Dark Fae, wants to claim her, The Ash insists that she be examined first. Turned over to Lauren, a human doctor who specializes in working with the Fae, Bo learns that she is a succubus, a Fae that feeds on the sexual energy of her prey. And though The Morrigan demands that Bo declare allegiance to a clan, The Ash insists on a ritual battle to assess her strength. Meanwhile, unwilling to give up on Bo, Kenzi follows her to the factory where the deadly ceremony is being held. Doubting Bo’s chances of survival, Dyson orders her to use her powers to draw on his strength before entering the arena, where she quickly kills her first opponent. However, as Kenzi watches the next challenger use his powers to control Bo’s mind, she shouts out a warning that breaks the spell long enough for Bo to strike back with a fury that stuns the Fae crowd. Despite being declared a winner, Bo refuses to ally herself with either clan, preferring to remain independent as she investigates her past. And though The Morrigan wants her killed before she can cause any trouble, Trick, the owner of a Fae hangout called the Dal Raita and a powerful clan member himself, insists Bo be allowed to live so both sides can learn more about who she is and where she came from.

It's Better to Burn Out than Fae Away

As Bo’s efforts to provide sanctuary for Lauren force them to confront their feelings for each other, club-owning vampire Vex is disturbed to find artist Jason Baines painting a mural of an assassination that the Morrigan promised to keep quiet. When Vex demands that Jason be punished, the Morrigan assures him that she’ll handle the matter and sends her beleaguered assistant Bianca to summon Bo. Claiming she’s in love with Jason, the Morrigan asks Bo to find him. Warned that the Morrigan has the power to drive people mad, Bo enlists Kenzi to help track Jason down. When they find him working on a new painting, Vex shows up, too. But when Bo insists that Vex let them fulfill their deal with the Morrigan, Jason slips away. Turning down Vex’s offer of riches in exchange for Jason, Bo heads to see the Morrigan, who promises to solve Lauren’s problems with the Ash if Bo finds Jason. Meanwhile, tracing her to the clubhouse, the Ash threatens to put an end to Lauren’s secret project if she refuses to come back to him. And after Lauren says that she has no choice but to return, she and Bo cement their relationship with some passionate sex. As Kenzi struggles to accept what’s happened between the two women, a Fae snoop leads her and Bo to Jason. After Jason mysteriously collapses, they take him to the Morrigan, who says that she only claimed to love him to guarantee he would be back. In order to save Lauren, she now says that Bo will have to first save Lauren’s girlfriend. Not sure who to believe, Bo suspects someone is trying to topple the Morrigan. And though Vex is certain that the Morrigan was behind the attempts on his life, Bo exposes Bianca as the culprit. Finally, after Bianca takes her own life rather than continue to serve as a lackey, Vex rewards the Morrigan for saving him, while Bo heads to the Ash’s compound, where she discovers that Lauren’s secret project is keeping her comatose lover, Nadia, alive.

Jailbait

As Vic looks to head off an IAD investigation, a brutal rape uncovers a child sex slave ring.

Kangaroo Jack

Syd learns that the crimewave in Koreatown is forcing people out of their homes, drawing the attention of Ricky Leon.

Kavanaugh

As he and Vic cooperate to head off a gang turf war, Kavanaugh investigates the rape of his estranged wife.

Lachlan's Gambit

After Hale is injured in a fight with three Berserkers, Trick and Bo realize that the Garuda has been spying on them – first through Nadia and now with the help of Alastor, a mole-like creature who’s indebted to Trick. As Lauren struggles to deal with her grief in the wake of Nadia’s death, both Ciara and Dyson return to join the war effort. With Lachlan beginning to lose control as the war draws closer, Dyson reveals that the Wolf Spirit told him that he, and not Bo, would be the one to defeat the Garuda. And though no one is sure whether to believe Dyson’s account of the prophecy, they decide to attack the Garuda in his lair in the morning. Afraid of what the next day will bring, Ciara and Dyson spend a passionate night together, while a conflicted Lauren turns to Bo for comfort. Before the battle begins, Trick tells Hale that he must make sure that Bo survives, no matter what the cost. When Bo, Hale, Kenzi, Ciara and Dyson track the Garuda to his lair, the birdlike monster turns the friends against each other by igniting long-simmering tensions. Although Kenzi tries to take advantage of the distraction to bludgeon the Garuda, her attack has almost no effect. And after Bo nearly sacrifices herself to save her human friend, Ciara is killed, protecting both of them from the Garuda. When the Garuda suddenly disappears, Bo realizes that he is on his way to the unprotected throne room where Lachlan is pushing Trick into taking desperate measures to win the war. In order to make sure that Bo gets to Trick in time, Dyson takes on an army of the Garuda’s minions on his own, while Hale unwittingly allows Kenzi to slip away. Just before Bo and Hale burst into the throne room, however, the Garuda cuts off Lachlan’s final head – but is quickly dragged away by Alastor, an action that finally repays his debt to Trick. Because Lachlan’s venom is the only thing that will kill the Garuda, Bo believes the war is lost. But when Lauren reveals that the Ash asked her to extract some of his venom before sacrificing himself, they realize that the Garuda is now at his weakest precisely because he thinks he is invincible. Finally, Kenzi arrives having rescued Dyson, and Bo vows to fulfill her role as Champion.

Let Our Angel Live

The Angels and Bosley are hired to track down Joe Danworth, who walked off with $200,000 of his employer's money. Kelly and Bosley are waiting in their cars outside of his apartment building when he shows up. When Kelly approaches him with a gun, Danworth pulls a gun from his coat and fires. The bullet grazes the right side of Kelly's head. Bosley knocks Danworth out and Kelly is rushed to the hospital in a very serious condition. While Bosley, Kris and Julie are keeping vigil at the hospital, they sadly reminisce about Kelly. The doctor finally arrives and says they were able to treat her with heavy anti-coagulants and that she is going to be fine. Kelly wants to see them. Kris, Julie and Bosley all happily enter Kelly's room and she tells them that she thought that Charlie had been to visit her, but she couldn't stay awake. Bosley assures the Angels that Charlie had been there.

Love Boat Angels: Part 1

The Angels are retained by an insurance company to find $5 million in stolen bronze and gold statuary. So, they follow suspects Paul Hollister and Wes Anderson on a cruise ship bound for the Caribbean, while Bosley stays in Los Angeles to keep an eye on a fence known to be associated with the two thieves. Once on board the cruise ship, Paul and Kris are attracted to each other and she uses the occasion to infiltrate their activities. Lead ashore in St. Thomas by Rourke and Paul, the thugs lead Kris to a Henri Dumajeran who demands delivery of the stolen art. Paul refuses and gives the man his assurance that the art will arrive soon. Meanwhile Jon becomes suspicious of Kris and her curious responses in conversation. Rourke discovers that the Angel threesome (including new Angel, Tiffany Welles) are ex-cops. He and Dumajeran abduct Kelly at gunpoint and demand that she take them to Paul and the stolen art. She does so, leaving a "Hansel and Gretel" trail of clues. Paul reveals that he smuggles people out from behind The Iron Curtain with the money he raises from stolen art. But before Kris can act on his confession, Wes confronts her. Paul is angered but cannot harm Kris. Tiffany and Bosley discover that Kelly has been abducted and follow her clues -- winding up in a remote area offshore where Kelly is diving with Paul in the shallow water. Rourke and Dumajeran arrive in a speedboat and confronting Paul and Jon, offer Kelly's life for the stolen artwork. But she escapes by diving overboard and after a struggle, they are caught. The insurance company offers to exchange a million dollars for the stolen art and Paul agrees. But when the representative tries to pull a switch -- giving Paul an empty briefcase for the cash, Kris re-switches -- providing Paul the money he needs to make his getaway.

Love Boat Angels: Part 2

The Angels are retained by an insurance company to find $5 million in stolen bronze and gold statuary. So, they follow suspects Paul Hollister and Wes Anderson on a cruise ship bound for the Caribbean, while Bosley stays in Los Angeles to keep an eye on a fence known to be associated with the two thieves. Once on board the cruise ship, Paul and Kris are attracted to each other and she uses the occasion to infiltrate their activities. Lead ashore in St. Thomas by Rourke and Paul, the thugs lead Kris to a Henri Dumajeran who demands delivery of the stolen art. Paul refuses and gives the man his assurance that the art will arrive soon. Meanwhile Jon becomes suspicious of Kris and her curious responses in conversation. Rourke discovers that the Angel threesome (including new Angel, Tiffany Welles) are ex-cops. He and Dumajeran abduct Kelly at gunpoint and demand that she take them to Paul and the stolen art. She does so, leaving a "Hansel and Gretel" trail of clues. Paul reveals that he smuggles people out from behind The Iron Curtain with the money he raises from stolen art. But before Kris can act on his confession, Wes confronts her. Paul is angered but cannot harm Kris. Tiffany and Bosley discover that Kelly has been abducted and follow her clues -- winding up in a remote area offshore where Kelly is diving with Paul in the shallow water. Rourke and Dumajeran arrive in a speedboat and confronting Paul and Jon, offer Kelly's life for the stolen artwork. But she escapes by diving overboard and after a struggle, they are caught. The insurance company offers to exchange a million dollars for the stolen art and Paul agrees. But when the representative tries to pull a switch -- giving Paul an empty briefcase for the cash, Kris re-switches -- providing Paul the money he needs to make his getaway.

Man Inside

As Kavanaugh traces a trail of stolen Armenian mob cash back to Vic, Claudette fights her illness in order to break the case against serial killer Kleavon Gardner.

March or Die

After sharing the truth about Jen's passing with her family, Syd receives some unexpected help on the case.

Market Forces

Montana becomes the Shocker and sets out to eliminate Spider-Man.

Masks

When Lachlan finally frees the imprisoned Lauren, he reveals it was the former Ash who ordered that Nadia be put under the spell that has kept her in a coma for five years – and that he did it in order to keep Lauren working for him as she searched for a cure. Since the shaman who placed the curse is Dark Fae, Lachlan enlists Bo to track him down in the Congo, but orders that she never tell Lauren about her mission. When Bo arrives in the Congo via a magical Fae method of travel, the dying Tshombe tells her that he will lift the curse on Nadia if she brings him a healing mask that was stolen years before. As Kenzi plans a surprise birthday party for Bo, Ciara’s plan to buy an ostentatious mansion makes Dyson uncomfortable. When Bo travels back from Africa to investigate the Tshombe’s story, Trick tells her that the mask is in the possession of a greedy Preta living in Madagascar. Bringing Dyson with her for backup, Bo travels to the island to confront the Preta, who is cursed with an insatiable greed that drives him to steal valuable objects that then turn into a dangerous sand if he ever touches them again. Although the Preta initially agrees to trade the mask for a bracelet that used to belong to Trick’s wife, his underhanded tricks lead to a fight. And while Bo manages to retrieve the mask, she is upset when the bracelet Trick gave her is destroyed in the process. Meanwhile, Kenzi reconnects with a childhood crush named Nate when she hires him to play guitar at Bo’s birthday party. After Bo brings the healing mask to Tshombe, he gives her the power to remove the nail representing Nadia’s curse from a piece of wood. But when Bo continues removing nails in order to lift more curses, the shaman convinces her that she shouldn’t pass judgment on who deserves to be freed – but can’t stop her from using a handful of enchanted sand she stole from the Preta to destroy his box of nails, thereby preventing him from casting any future spells. Arriving back home, Bo is stunned by her surprise birthday party, but also sad that she has ended up alone in a sea of happy couples. To show her gratitude for Nadia’s mysterious recovery, Lauren recommits herself to the Ash, thereby fulfilling Lachlan’s nefarious plan to keep her under his control.

Maverick

Amidst the chaos of having to investigate a case, McKenna starts family therapy and Syd must deliver some bad news to Jen's family.

Midnight Lamp

As Bo tries to decide if she will help him fight the Garuda, Lachlan sends her on a mission to retrieve Sadie, a popular action film star and an Afreet, a malevolent Fae whose great wisdom could be an asset in the upcoming war between the Light and the Dark. To complete her mission, Bo is sent to see Ryan Lambert, the handsome Fae who Lachlan sent to her recent birthday party. Armed with a “magic lamp” resembling a music box that she can use to trap Sadie, Bo finds the film star at a Hollywood nightclub, but is unhappy to discover that Ryan is also there with more instructions about using the box. Bo doesn’t want to resort to the only other method to enslave an Afreet – branding her with her mark – so she agrees to follow Ryan’s lead. Once Sadie kills a human, there’s no time to lose. But after the music box malfunctions, Bo, Ryan and Sadie are trapped inside. Although he doesn’t have an immediate plan to free them, Ryan uses his powers to keep Sadie at bay while he devises one. However, just as he finds a possible escape hatch and helps Bo get a message to Dyson, Sadie pushes Ryan down an elevator shaft. Meanwhile, Dyson learns that sacrificing his love for Bo in order to save her has left him unable to love anyone, including Ciara. And in an effort to keep Bo safe, Trick offers to keep an eye on her for Lachlan. When Sadie threatens to destroy the box and everything inside, Bo plays to her ego and gets her to hold off. While Hale manages to reactivate the music box long enough to learn what’s going on, Bo realizes that her only option is to brand Sadie. After seducing Sadie by biting her neck, Bo gains the upper hand and frees them from the magic lamp. Offering Lachlan a chance to question her, Bo insists that Sadie be released once he’s done. Ryan surprises everyone by surviving his fall, and Bo offers to be Lachlan’s partner in the upcoming battle. Finally, after he seduces her, Bo discovers that Ryan is a Dark Fae. And when Dyson admits why he can’t return her love, Ciara bolts in anger.

Mirror, Mirror

When seeing Dyson with other women becomes too much for Bo, a drunken Kenzi summons the spirit of the Baba Yaga, a witch who, according legend, lives deep in the lost woods in a cottage made of bones. But it’s clear that something has gone awry when Bo finds she’s been marked by the Baba Yaga as her own. And after Dyson discovers that he has a similar mark and that his power to attract women has suddenly become a curse, Kenzi is forced to admit to what she’s done. Meanwhile, Dyson’s predicament makes it doubly difficult to get a mobster’s girlfriend to testify against him. Trick has no idea how to reverse the spell, so Kenzi turns to her Aunt Ludmilla. Although Ludmilla claims she doesn’t know how to return things to the way they were, when pressed, she summons the Baba Yaga, who agrees to remove the curse in exchange for another soul – Kenzi’s. And when she wakes up inside the cottage, Kenzi discovers that she isn’t the only young woman whom the Baba Yaga has imprisoned. Meanwhile, desperate to see her friend again, Bo agrees to align with the Light Fae in exchange for Lachlan’s help in rescuing Kenzi. As Kenzi joins the other women to do chores for the Baba Yaga, she quickly realizes that she’s fated to become a meal for the witch. But when she attempts to escape, she only manages to advance herself to the top of the menu. So, under the guidance of a water nymph named Daphne, Dyson must nearly drown Bo in order to transport her to the cottage and save her friend. And even though Daphne cannot guarantee her survival, Bo insists on taking whatever chances are needed. Finally, after Bo and Kenzi use the Baba Yaga’s magic mirror to kill her and free the other prisoners, Dyson’s impassioned mouth-to-mouth resuscitation ultimately saves Bo’s life.

Money Shot

As Dutch and Danny investigate a suspicious kidnapping, Vic still refuses to renew his trust in Shane as they look to use some stolen intelligence files to bring down Pezuela, Rezian, and their criminal organizations.

Moonshinin' Angels

The Angels are sent to Moonshine country in the Deep South to investigate problems between long-feuding bootlegging families, the Bartletts and the Catlins. Son, Bobby Dan Bartlett, who is injured trying to get a shipment of whiskey to market and Catlin daughter, Melinda, are in love, much to the displeasure of both families. Kris gets a job with the Catlins as a still master. Kelly gets a job with the Bartletts as a driver. Julie takes a job as a waitress at Joe's Diner. Bosley poses as a wealthy southerner trying to buy both families out. The Angels find that the shootings and hijackings have not been done by the families, but by a group headed by Max Lacy from New York. Lacy is trying to corner the whiskey market and gain political control of the state. The Angels are able to stop a gunfight between the family elders, Hawkshaw Bartlett and Bluford Catlin, and show them who the real culprits are. Max Lacy and his group are arrested. Hobby Dan and Melinda are happily reunited.

Moving Day

As Shane and Mara stay one step ahead of Vic and the police, Aceveda cooperates with Pezuela to help the feds, while Dutch manipulates Rita Denton in his investigation of her teenage son, Lloyd.

Mr. Galaxy

Ron Gates, a young body builder, has several accidents while training with his manager, Artie Weaver, for the Mr. Galaxy title. The Angels are called in to find out who is trying to injure Ron. One of the suspects is the current Mr. Galaxy, Chuck Wilde. Another is Wilde's manager, Norman Powers. Another suspect is Danny Barr, owner of the arena with heavy underworld connections. At one time Ron Gates was a boxer who had a management contract with Barr, but who, after almost killing another boxer, quit boxing and took up body building. Barr has always been angry with Ron for walking out on him. Kris stays close to Ron to keep her eye on him. Kelly poses as a staff reporter for a leading body building magazine. Julie and Bosley are customers at the gym called Sportworld. Selena Hansen, the wife of the boxer Ron Gates almost killed, is also a suspect. Ron keeps away from all confrontations, and when Kris questions why he doesn't defend himself, he says he will never hit anyone again. Ron ultimately wins the Mr. Galaxy title. After several more brushes with death, the Angels discover it is Danny Barr who has been trying to get rid of Ron and he is taken into custody.

Natural Selection

Peter Parker faces the consequences when Dr. Curt Connors transforms into the Lizard.

Nature vs. Nurture

The symbiote survives and bonds with Eddie Brock, creating Venom.

Nips & Tucks

When a Congressional witness is found dead, the Angels investigate plastic surgeon Paul Redmont's association with racketeer Vern Maddox, who they learn wants plastic surgery to change his identity. Kris and Bosley pose as a couple seeking cosmetic surgery for Bosley, while Tiffany gathers information posing as a nurse. Redmont's girlfriend and former revolutionary, Barbara Brown, arranges for Maddox's surgery. But when nurse Elena discovers Maddox's true identity as the million dollar swindler of government pension funds, Barbara kills her. Barbara then forces Tiffany to replace Elena during the surgery of Maddox and she blackmails Redmont into completing the operation. The other Angels burst into the operating room where they subdue and apprehend Barbara and Maddox and inform Redmont that his very professional work almost changed their suspect's identity.

Of Ghosts & Angels

While visiting Erica Renny Burke, Tiffany's old college friend, the Angels are alerted to mysterious and sinister occurrences in the Burke mansion. Erica Renny Burke is frightened but her husband, Cliff, admonishes her for being so cowardly. Tiffany has frightening, recurring dreams about a party in which a woman confined to a wheelchair falls down a staircase. When a caretaker relates the circumstances involving the death of Burke's first wife, Madeline, exactly as Tiffany had dreamed, the Angels suspect foul play. One day before Burke's lavish Halloween party, Erica injures herself and is confined to a wheelchair. Cliff is hounded by racketeer George Harper to pay an enormous debt. Cliff covers it, using the estate as collateral. More mysterious happenings lead the Angels to believe that Madeline's spirit is haunting the place and trying to speak to them. They search a dark and frightening passageway. Tiffany discovers evidence implying that Cliff deliberately killed Madeline for her money. They assume he will kill Erica too. At the party at the proper moment, Cliff pushes Erica down the staircase but Tiffany stops her fall. In the melee, Cliff slips and tumbles mysteriously down the stairs ending his life in a broken heap at the bottom. The Angels notice that the presence has disappeared and assume that the spirit of Madeline is avenged and at peace now.

Of Mice and Lem

As his efforts to protect Lem behind bars draw Vic into a trap set by gang kingpin Antwon Mitchell, the search for the assailant who is targeting gay men is undercut by Claudette and Dutch's growing mistrust in each other.

Oh Kappa, My Kappa

After having sex with Dyson to heal her wounds from the Fae ritual battle, Bo discovers that Kenzi has started advertising her services as a private detective. Though skeptical at first, Bo decides to try it out when a mother seeks help finding her missing daughter, a college student named Gina. So after Dyson reveals information about another disappearance from Locksley College ten years ago, Bo goes to work for the head of campus security, Wayne. And while Kenzi reluctantly goes undercover as a coed at the Kappa Theta Xi sorority, Bo learns that Dean Rebecca Peretti wants the lid kept on any student disappearances to protect the school’s image. With Kenzi being tended to by her sorority sister, Tori, Bo heads to see Dean Peretti. Though resisting at first, once under the spell of Bo’s sexual powers, Peretti tells her about rumors that Gina went missing in the woods bordering the campus. Meanwhile, after learning that she is taking Gina’s spot at Kappa, Kenzi explores the sorority house during a big party. But when she tries looking inside a locked basement room, she’s told that it is off-limits. And after breaking into Peretti’s office, Bo discovers a mysterious file hidden beneath her desk. In the wake of the break-in, Dean Peretti’s suspicions about Bo prompt her to alert Wayne. After heading off a background check, Dyson tells Bo that the hidden file lists students whose disappearances were covered up by the school. As Bo discovers a labyrinth of underground tunnels running from the woods to various campus buildings, including the Kappa house, Kenzi’s initiation ceremony reveals nothing sinister about the sorority. But after she overhears Bo being abducted during a phone call, Kenzi summons Dyson to the campus, where they find Dean Peretti murdered. Meanwhile, after abducting Bo, Wayne takes her inside the tunnels where Gina is being held before being fed to a Fae monster that kills its prey by sucking everything out of its body. But after stunning Kenzi by using his powers to morph into a wolf, Dyson hurries to the rescue, stopping Wayne and then killing the beast just before it can devour Bo and Gina. Finally, as a cover story keeps the monster a secret and blames all of its crimes on Wayne, when Bo catches him with another woman, Dyson reminds her that their sexual experiences are meant to help her heal and feed, not to be romantic.

On the Jones

With his case slipping away, Kavanaugh looks to plant evidence that will pin Lem's murder on Vic.

One Love ... Two Angels: Part 1

Kelly is thought to be the orphaned daughter of wealthy hotel owner, Oliver Barrows, whose search for his "Margaret" ends when the resemblance between Kelly and a huge oil portrait of Barrows' deceased wife is indistinguishable. Kelly is suddenly heir to the massive Barrows fortune, including the stately Barrows Hotel, which was scheduled to be donated to the city if no heir were found. Barrows' nephew and accountant Glenn is involved with Vegas types who hold $1 million in options on the hotel and the surrounding land. Glenn stands to make millions if the deal is pulled off and one step towards that assurance is the elimination of Oliver Barrows by poisoning. Kelly resists signing any papers concerning the estate until the Angels investigate her sudden windfall. Kelly is attracted to attorney William Cord, who explains the computer research used to find her. After a tryst, they profess love for each other but when Kris questions Cord, they develop affections and Cord professes his love for her also. As the option deadline nears, Glenn schemes to eliminate Kelly by draining her car's brake line. She miraculously survives the harrowing drive down San Francisco's hills and is hospitalized. Cord is forced to admit his affair to Kelly and Kris, creating friction between them. But when Cord realizes and confronts Glenn about his investment in the land options scheme, Glenn Must dispose of Cord. Tiffany suspects foul play and discovers that Glenn programmed the computer system to locate Kelly, and she finds a link between Glenn and the options deal. With this information, Kelly confronts Glenn, who admits his murders and land scheme while the Angels listen in. They move in to subdue and apprehend him as he is about to kill Kelly. The friction between Kelly and Kris subsides and they are reunited.

One Love ... Two Angels: Part 2

Kelly is thought to be the orphaned daughter of wealthy hotel owner, Oliver Barrows, whose search for his "Margaret" ends when the resemblance between Kelly and a huge oil portrait of Barrows' deceased wife is indistinguishable. Kelly is suddenly heir to the massive Barrows fortune, including the stately Barrows Hotel, which was scheduled to be donated to the city if no heir were found. Barrows' nephew and accountant Glenn is involved with Vegas types who hold $1 million in options on the hotel and the surrounding land. Glenn stands to make millions if the deal is pulled off and one step towards that assurance is the elimination of Oliver Barrows by poisoning. Kelly resists signing any papers concerning the estate until the Angels investigate her sudden windfall. Kelly is attracted to attorney William Cord, who explains the computer research used to find her. After a tryst, they profess love for each other but when Kris questions Cord, they develop affections and Cord professes his love for her also. As the option deadline nears, Glenn schemes to eliminate Kelly by draining her car's brake line. She miraculously survives the harrowing drive down San Francisco's hills and is hospitalized. Cord is forced to admit his affair to Kelly and Kris, creating friction between them. But when Cord realizes and confronts Glenn about his investment in the land options scheme, Glenn Must dispose of Cord. Tiffany suspects foul play and discovers that Glenn programmed the computer system to locate Kelly, and she finds a link between Glenn and the options deal. With this information, Kelly confronts Glenn, who admits his murders and land scheme while the Angels listen in. They move in to subdue and apprehend him as he is about to kill Kelly. The friction between Kelly and Kris subsides and they are reunited.

One of Our Angels Is Missing

Bondsman Harry Silvers hires the Angels to locate accused jewel thief Ray Devlin, who has fled, jumping bail. Using a cover as a wealthy divorcee, Kris is to lure Devlin from an Arizona resort back to Los Angeles. Soon she has Devlin attracted to her jewels and lured by talk of the sale of her Beverly Hills mansion. The Angels set up a phony tour of the house for Beck -- Devlin's partner -- who sizes it up as a robbery possibility. Kris invites Devlin to stay with her during the sale. He agrees, but only if they return by car. The Angels learn that Devlin has a murder-rape conviction and warn her not to continue the plan. Thinking it is the only chance to lure him to LA, she ignores them. Then Beck learns that the house for sale is a phony. Devlin suspects Kris and his suspicions are confirmed when he overhears a call between her and Bosley. Devlin and Beck take Kris out to the desert -- there is a helicopter chase and retreat into a mineshaft. Kris ambushes the unsuspecting Devlin and the Angels arrive to capture the two thugs.

Opening Night

Spider-Man becomes the first test subject for a new high-security prison called the Vault.

Original Skin

At the Dal Riata, Bo awkwardly runs into Lauren, who’s there seeking Trick’s advice about breaking the spell on her comatose girlfriend, Nadia. Worse still, when Ciara shows up and sees her with Dyson, Bo lands in the middle of their ongoing argument. The night takes a decidedly ominous turn when a bounty hunter named Woods wraps the bar in a containment trap and announces that someone’s body has unwittingly become the host for Reynard, an escaped Fae mental patient intent on creating chaos by spiking the bar’s beer kegs with stolen Gorgon blood. With everyone but Trick having drunk the tainted beer, the search for Reynard begins. Though no one knows it yet, he has placed Bo into a state of limbo where the Nain Rouge, the Fae messenger, tells her that she will play an important role in the Fae’s extinction before showing her a vision of the future in which she kills Trick. Back in the bar, Bo’s erratic behavior soon makes it clear that she has been possessed. When the real Bo makes the jump back from her altered state, a ripple effect transports everyone into someone else’s body. With Woods and Bo swapping bodies, Ciara and Hale find that they’ve been switched, as have Kenzi and Dyson. But when Lauren also switches with Dyson, the search is on to see which one – Kenzi or Lauren – is the imposter harboring Reynard. With the real Lauren in limbo, Reynard uses her body to slip out of the bar, leading Woods to conclude that he is on his way to kill the Ash. And since the only way out of the containment trap is to use a human body, the task of warning him falls to Dyson in the form of Kenzi. As Dyson arrives to find the Ash already taken hostage, Reynard claims that killing him will spark a cataclysmic war between the Light and Dark Fae. Even as Dyson saves the Ash, Woods insists that the only real solution is to burn the Dal Riata – and everyone in it – to the ground. As Dyson summons his wolf powers to stop Woods and Trick uses magic to restore everyone to their original bodies, it falls to Bo to breathe life back into Ciara. With Lauren cleared of the assassination attempt on the Ash, Bo warns Trick of the Nain Rouge’s vision.

Parricide

As Shane and his family are forced to run following his failed attempt to kill his former partners, Vic looks to parlay his connection to Pezuela into a job with a federal task force that is investigating the drug cartels.

Party Line

As he puts a price on Shane's head, Vic is asked to prove his loyalty to Beltran by killing Pezuela.

Persona

Chameleon steals Spider-Man’s identity, forcing Peter to seek Black Cat’s help.

Petty Cash

As Claudette and Dutch work to get Mara and Corrine's cooperation, and Vic offers to negotiate a drug deal between Beltran and city's gangs, Shane threatens to expose the Strike Team's criminal past.

Pilot

Detective Syd Burnett teams up with LAPD Detective Nancy McKenna to take on some of Los Angeles'most dangerous criminals.

Possible Kill Screen

As Mara kills in order to keep her and Shane on the run, the confession Vic makes in exchange for immunity and to salvage his career stuns his federal handlers.

Postpartum

As Vic looks to get Lemonhead to safety, Kavanaugh goes all out to make his case against the Strike Team.

Probable Cause

Spider-Man faces the New Enforcers while Peter’s personal life falls apart.

Rafferty and The Gold Dust Twins

Syd and Baines are threatened by an internal affairs investigation regarding Beverly Gamble's death. McKenna and Walker interrogate Duke Ingram.

Raging Fae

As Bo wrestles with her vision of killing Trick, she helps Lauren treat an ogre who has been badly beaten by a human in an illegal fight set up by Salvatore Ferraro, a Light Fae who is beloved in the community. Suspecting that Ferraro isn’t as upstanding as he seems, Bo shows up at his gym to investigate – and is quickly roped into fighting Thrasher, a tough human woman she must use her powers to defeat. After an impressed Ferraro schedules a rematch for the two of them in his ring, Bo meets Mike, the undefeated human fighter who took down the ogre. And once he tells her that he experiences rage blackouts during his fights, Bo suspects that Ferraro is doping him with a Fae substance. Kenzi calls Hale for help when a woman named Mel who appears at the apartment claiming that Bo killed her brother Kyle when they were high school together. As Mike prepares to fight Obsidian Man and repay his debt to Ferraro, Bo asks Dyson to run some tests on the energy shakes he has been drinking. Once Bo discovers that Mel has tracked her down, she is forced to revisit her memories of accidentally killing Kyle during sex. Wracked with guilt, she prepares to go on the run again. But once Dyson discovers that Mike’s energy shake is laced with the toxic secretions of a frog-like Fae, she agrees to go through with her fight in order to help Dyson get close enough to Ferraro to find evidence – only to end up letting herself get beat up by Thrasher as punishment for never telling Kyle’s family the truth. As Lauren tries to convince Bo not to flee, Lachlan denies Dyson’s request to formally investigate Ferraro. Having learned that Ferraro is not the source of the venom, however, Bo realizes that the only other person with access to Mike’s energy shakes is his adopted ten-year-old son, Tyler. Realizing he must be a Fae, she races to the ring and tells Tyler that while it may seem like he has been helping his dad, the drug is actually killing him. When Tyler convinces his dad to drop out of what would have certainly been his last fight, Bo takes on Obsidian Man herself. Finally, Bo decides to tell Mel the truth about what happened with Kyle, only to discover that Hale already concocted a cover story that absolves her of any guilt. And when Ferraro tells Lachlan that he has been wrestling with a dark appetite for violence, the Ash attacks him.

Rap Payback

As Kavanaugh pressures Corrine, and the Strike Team suspects a white drug dealer of being involved in a gang turf war, Claudette and Dutch get a break in their pursuit of a serial killer.

Reaction

Otto Octavius becomes Doctor Octopus after his robotic arms fuse to his body.

Recoil

With his future at stake, Vic looks for leverage he can use to save his job, while Shane has problems of his own as he tries to partner up with the Armenian mob.

Reinforcement

Mysterio and Kraven join the Sinister Six in a new attack on Spider-Man.

Rodeo

A 19-year-old woman is murdered by a sniper while wild rodeoing with a friend. Mad shooter or targeted vengeance? Captain Chevalier and his team try to stop the killer before he claims another victim. But they have to deal with Ange, who is personally involved in the case...

School's Out

When Beverly Garner collapses in class, the suspicion of Fae involvement sends Dyson and Bo undercover at the high school. As Bo uses her looks to gain the students’ confidence by pretending to be a substitute teacher, and Dyson lands in the guidance counseling office, Kenzi poses as a student to see what she can learn. But Kenzi fails to be accepted by the school’s cool crowd and Dyson discovers that his teenage charges only want to discuss their love lives, while Bo’s unorthodox classroom tactics come under fire from Vice Principal Dickerson. And as she does her best to keep Kenzi from learning that she’s still seeing Ryan, Bo struggles with her feelings for Lauren when she and Nadia return from their vacation. Looking for information about the student body, Kenzi turns to a geeky chess-playing student named Earl. When blood tests on the victims lead Lauren to conclude that the girls have been infected by a Fae drug, Bo learns that the school is home to some Akvans, a dumb, slowly maturing form of Fae. After a cheerleader collapses with the same symptoms as Beverly, Bo identifies a coach who’s been giving steroids to girls trying out for athletic scholarships. But because she doubts that the overdoses are connected to the steroids, Bo begins to suspect that Dickerson is doping Earl and the rest of the school’s competitive academic team to make them smarter. Meanwhile, as Lauren struggles to tell Nadia about her feelings for Bo, Ryan’s offer to take her to the school’s prom makes it hard for Bo to keep their romance a secret. Once Kenzi starts exhibiting the same symptoms as the other girls, Dyson suspects she was infected by a kiss from Earl. After Earl admits to having kissed the other girls, too, Dyson finds evidence that the young Akvan is being drugged by his father, Jed. When confronted with the evidence, Jed admits that he and the other Akvan parents have been using the eggs of a Simurgh to increase their kids’ intelligence in the hope of changing the course of their species’ future. Finally, as Earl helps his dad see the error of his ways, and Bo finds it hard to persuade Ryan of their relationship’s futility, Nadia sets in motion her own insidious plans for Lauren.

Scream a Little Dream

While enlisting Kenzi to do some spring cleaning designed to help her get over Dyson, Bo is summoned to an apartment building whose doorman, Frank, reports seeing residents wandering the halls in a psychotic state. After he admits to being an undercover Light Fae who enjoys being around humans, Frank blames the episode on the Dark Fae. But when Bo starts having disturbing nightmares in which she is assaulted by a fear-feeding Fae known as a Mare, she realizes what is driving the building’s residents insane. Meanwhile, when Kenzi needs help cleaning their messy apartment, Trick recommends Mumphert, a Fae who performs household chores in exchange for an unlimited supply of his favorite cereal. After setting up an improvised sleep lab, Lauren finds that Bo’s psychic connection with the Mare is so intense that it’s even affecting her when she’s awake. However, as Lauren looks for something to ward off the worst effects, she discovers that the New Ash, Lachlan, now has the same control over her as his predecessor did. After begging Lachlan to let her see Lauren, Bo is startled to learn that he knows nothing of Frank or his claims about battling the Dark Fae. And as Bo’s sleeplessness continues, Trick suggests she get a Baku, a shy Fae that feeds on nightmares. Meanwhile, when Kenzi neglects to buy the cereal, Mumphert turns on her. Confronted about his lies, Frank uses some mysterious dust to knock Bo out cold. Upon waking from another nightmare, Bo gets the upper hand in a fight, forcing Frank to admit that he’s a Dark Fae who is feeding his pregnant wife Connie – the Mare. Meanwhile, after delivering the cereal, Kenzi persuades Mumphert to find her a Baku that will rescue Bo from the building’s basement, where another nightmare has her facing off with an elderly version of herself. But when a dream about Dyson still has a hold on her, Bo must summon the will to banish it before she can return to normal. Finally, after confronting Frank and Connie as their brood is about to be born, Bo refuses Lachlan’s request to align with the Light Fae. And when Mumphert finds that the Baku needs his cleaning services, he abandons Kenzi.

Shear Strength

As Peter celebrates New Year’s, the Master Planner plots world domination.

Smoked

Vic offers to help a drug dealer recover some stolen cash as a way raise the money to post Lemonhead's bail.

Snitch

Homeland Security's investigation into an alleged connection between Al Qaeda and a local gang threatens to interfere with Vic's plans to spark a war between the Mexicans and the Armenians.

Something Wicked This Fae Comes

With Dyson missing for weeks, and the Light Fae trying to hold together following the attack that left their leader, The Ash, near death, an eerie circus caravan quietly unleashes a sideshow freak that kills and skins an unsuspecting tow truck driver. After forensics tests point to the work of the Fae, crime scene clues lead Bo and Kenzi to conclude that the attacker isn’t traveling alone. Told that an escaped freak was responsible for the killing, Bo and Kenzi cautiously accept circus leader Zael’s assurances that it won’t happen again before returning to the Dal Riata to discover that Dyson is back. However, while Bo expects a warm reunion, she’s surprised to find Dyson cool and detached. After Lauren reveals that the dead driver was a Fae whose skin was tattooed with a map, one of Zael’s Fae minions, Tesso, is caught literally devouring a library of books stored at the Dal Riata. Once this rare Fae, who absorbs knowledge by eating, transforms into a horde of rats to elude capture, Trick realizes that the circus troupe is actually Sluagh, a cursed Fae tribe that is forced to wander the earth without a home. When another corpse is found to be concealing an empty sheath, Bo realizes that the Sluagh are seeking to control the Sword of Argos, a weapon used to consummate The Ash’s ritual marriage to the land. So, while Dyson tells Hale that he disappeared after making a deal with the Norn that helped Bo in her standoff with her mother, a search begins for the heart of stone that binds The Ash to the land. As Bo and Dyson arrive at an abandoned building to find Zael and company waiting for them, Trick discovers that Buzz, the Acting Ash, has betrayed them to the Sluagh in exchange for a promise of wealth and power. Keeping Bo and Dyson at bay, Zael uses the Sword of Argos to awaken the Gaia, the embodiment of the land he seeks to make his bride. But as the Sluagh begin an orgy that will give Zael the energy he needs to consummate his marriage, Bo uses her own sexual prowess to drain him first. Finally, with the Sluagh plot thwarted, Dyson tells Bo that his pact with the Norn that helped her defeat her mother also cost him his feelings for her. And as Bo struggles to absorb the disheartening news, she receives a warning that something terrible is headed her way.

Spanish Practices

As Shane tries heading off the Armenian mob's deadly plan to avenge the money train heist, Vic looks to save his job by enlisting Aceveda in an effort to expose Cruz Pezuela's plans for Farmington.

Stuntwoman Angels

Motion picture executive Jonathan Tobias hires Bosley and the Angels to track down someone dressed as one of Robin Hood's Merry Men who has been shooting arrows into studio personnel. Tobias knows that the arrows are aimed at him when his chauffeur is hit. Charlie arranges for the Angels to enroll in stunt school and then go to work as stuntwomen on a picture called "Marian and her Merry Maids" -- a bad remake of an old Errol Flynn classic. The Angels become friendly with one of the maids, Ellen Travers, and her husband, Jeff. Ellen, a former rodeo queen, has become enamored with movies. Jeff is trying desperately to get her to quit the movies and go back home with him. Bosley learns that one of the security guards, Jake Webner, was in the original picture with his idol -- Errol Flynn. Ellen Travers is hit with an arrow while driving a wagon during one of the scenes. It is Jake who has been dressing as Robin Hood's man with the bow and arrow, trying to get to Tobias because he feels that Tobias has been making bad movies. Jake is eventually caught while shooting an arrow into the director's foot. However, Bosley discovers that Jake was on guard duty when Ellen Travers was shot. Her husband, Jeff, who was trying to scare her into giving up movies, really shot her. Jake and Jeff are both taken into custody.

Subterrfaenean

As Bo battles the night terrors brought on by her feelings for Lauren, Kenzi’s friend Aussie disappears during a walking tour performance about famous urban legends in the sewer tunnel. Because Aussie protected Kenzi when they were both living in the tunnels, Bo offers to help find him. And after making their way to a tent city inhabited by a group of diseased and blind Fae, they are trapped by Atticus Ardoin – aka the Sewer Alligator of urban legend. Recalling the elusive man who led him and his family into imprisonment in the tunnels years ago, Atticus locks Bo and Kenzi in a room and leaves them to die. Yet upon waking later at their clubhouse, neither Bo nor Kenzi can remember how they got there. Meanwhile, as Trick enlists a Dream Weaver to decipher Bo’s nightmares, a police investigation into a rogue Fae suspected in a series of underground attacks and disappearances teams Dyson with a new Dark Fae partner, Tamsin. And when evidence points to Bo as their culprit, Dyson can’t hide his contempt for Tamsin. Though Tamsin is convinced that Bo is guilty, Dyson doesn’t believe it and offers to find Kenzi’s missing friend. Claiming that the Fae attacks are jeopardizing his job, however, City Manager Bob Hamelin insists that Bo and Kenzi be jailed and orders Dyson and Tamsin to clear the sewers of Atticus and the other disease-ridden Fae – even if it means killing Aussie. But after Kenzi and Bo escape, Aussie also reappears with no memory of what happened. Meanwhile, after asking the Dream Weaver to unravel the mystery behind Aussie’s amnesia, Trick leads Bo to a shipping container filled with Fae who went missing in the sewers. Returning to the station with those she’s freed, Bo claims that they were actually abducted by someone who wanted to frame Atticus. Still insisting that they be exterminated to stop the spread of their disease, Hamelin then turns on Kenzi and Bo. But when Bo and Kenzi expose him as the legendary Pied Piper who lured Atticus and the others into their subterranean prison, Hamelin is killed by his victims. Finally, as Dyson pushes back against Tamsin’s advances, Eunice’s examination of Bo produces some disturbing results.

Subtext

The Green Goblin returns and blackmails Liz Allen’s brother, Mark.

Survival of the Fittest

A scientist named Adrian Toomes plans revenge on Norman Osborn after accusing him of stealing his flying technology.

Table for Fae

When Cole Masters turns up dead at a youth hostel looking at least fifty years older than his actual twenty-two years, Trick suspects Fae involvement and asks Bo to investigate. Following her interviews at the hostel, Bo wants to question Cole’s missing girlfriend, Delphine. As Kenzi and Nate return from their road trip to find them in bed, Bo and Ryan arrange a lavish dinner to get better acquainted. But as Kenzi balks at Ryan’s controlling manner, the dinner is interrupted when Bo returns to the hostel to see Delphine. Meanwhile, a testy run-in over his arrest of the son of a prominent supporter of the mayor lands Dyson in trouble with his boss. Following a tip from Delphine, Bo and Ryan head for the rejuvenation clinic where Cole went to make some money prior to his death. Posing as a couple looking to avail themselves of its services, they are met by Hessa, a Fae who becomes suspicious after recognizing Ryan and asks them to come back later. After lambasting her sister Lana for letting Cole escape, Hessa prepares for Bo and Ryan’s return. Sneaking back in for another look, Bo sees the sisters draining the youth out of backpackers in need of cash. But when she confronts them, Bo is captured. Wanting to make up for his bad behavior, Ryan sets up Nate with an agent who can help his musical career. But when Kenzi discovers that Ryan’s friend is the Morrigan, she warns Nate against getting involved. And after preventing Nate from signing a contract, she asks the Morrigan to steer clear. Meanwhile, despite warnings that he could be dragged down, too, Hale insists on standing by Dyson. Though Lana questions using their techniques on a Fae, the domineering Hessa orders her to start siphoning off Bo’s youth so it can be sold to their aging Fae customers. As Bo begins to visibly age, Ryan bursts in and orders the sisters to restore what they took from Bo and three prematurely aged human victims. And when Bo encourages her to step out from her domineering older sister’s shadow, Lana returns her and the other subjects back to normal. Finally, as Bo questions their romance after Ryan wants to let the sisters go, Kenzi lands in the Morrigan’s debt in exchange for the powerful Fae leaving Nate alone. And as Ryan tries to win back Bo, Dyson is vindicated when the mayoral backer’s son confesses to his crimes.

Tapa Boca

As the Barn mobilizes to find the baby that was cut out of a pregnant murder victim's body, Vic enlists a lawyer to help him fight the IAD investigation.

Taxi Angels

The Angels are called in to investigate, when Tom Archer, who owns a cab company with his wife Laurie, is badly burned as his cab explodes. Laurie Archer reveals that they have been getting threatening phone calls and someone obviously is trying to put them out of business. Kris takes a job as a waitress across the street from the cab garage. Julie becomes a driver and Kelly, a dispatcher. Two employees, Jake Barnett, ex-con, and Sarge, a shell-shocked hallucinating casualty of World War II, are both under suspicion. It seems Tom Archer had fired Sarge and advised him to go to the V.A. hospital for treatment. Later, Julie's cab catches fire and she and her passenger escape just in time. Jake advises Julie that Sarge's ex-wife was killed by a cab and he is starting the fires to put Tom and Laurie's cab company out of business. The Angels go to Sarge's room, but he escapes through a window, goes up on the roof, and tries to jump to the next building. He misses and is killed. The Angels then find out that Sarge's wife was not killed by a cab. Instead, the woman who Jake lived with was the victim of the accident. Julie takes Jake out in her cab with a tape recorder on -- the others listening -- and gets Jake to admit that he is really the guilty one. He takes off in the cab -- Kris arrives and she and Julie pursue him and trap him at the Los Angeles River. The other Angels praise Julie for her driving expertise and she admits she learned it from an old boyfriend in her neighborhood who drove stolen cars.

The Arrival

Thomas Chevalier, a Parisian cop with an exemplary career to date, is forced to intervene to neutralize a madman who is attacking the footballer, when he happens to be at the airport for the arrival of OM's new star recruit. But the player is wounded, and the fiasco of his intervention results in a punishment: his transfer to Marseille... There, Captain Chevalier takes charge of a group with unorthodox methods, determined to make life difficult for him. Together, they investigate the murder of Sofia Rimini, a thirty-something woman shot dead and found with a lottery ticket in her mouth.

The Ceremony

While Bo worries about ignoring Lauren, Stella summons her to a warehouse filled with beautiful male and female models where the first phase of the Dawning is to begin. Though Stella urges her to feed on the models to build up her strength, Bo refuses to kill for pleasure. Breaking all the rules, Bo then brings Kenzi along to witness her entry into the sacred ceremony. When Bo chooses to go into the Dawning unarmed, Dyson persuades her to invoke her right to have him as her companion. Emerging from a portal into a Dal Riata-like bar, they are met by the Caretaker, who tells Bo to find the key owned by a dangerous animal known as the Guardian. Though confident she can confront the dangers alone, Bo is stunned when Dyson says that he came along because he’s in love with her. In the showdown that follows, Bo steals the key from the Guardian and bolts, leaving a wounded Dyson behind. Now on her own to navigate the Dawning’s dream-like challenges, Bo finds herself in a police station where she and Lauren are both cops. After interrogating an informant who looks exactly like Kenzi, she moves on to a suburban house where she lives with her husband, Dyson. In the home’s nursery, Bo sees her father caring for her as a baby just as her mother, Aife, arrives to kidnap her. Meanwhile, warned of the dangers posed by Dyson joining the Dawning, Lauren suspects there’s something going on between Tamsin and Bo. As the Dawning’s dreamscapes unfold, Bo realizes that she’s pregnant, leading Dyson to suspect that she’s beginning to devolve. When Dyson reveals that only one of them can get out of the Dawning alive, Bo reluctantly kills him. Yet, over the Caretaker’s objections, she refuses to leave alone. Steadfast in her pledge to never play by the rules, Bo uses the chi from everyone in the room to revive Dyson. Finally, as Lauren cares for Dyson’s wounds, Bo successfully emerges from the Dawning hoping to return to the life she knew, while Stella leaves Trick to handle what is yet to come.

The Codex

Chevalier, still struggling to acclimatize in Marseille, sees a new case as an opportunity to shine and finally return to Paris. During the transfer of the Codex from Constantinople to Notre-Dame De la Garde, an individual has stolen the precious manuscript and killed a guard before fleeing on a base-jump. The team must find the relic as quickly as possible, and save the city's honor in the process.

The Curse of the Black Pearl

As anxious residents threaten to shut down a world champion boxer's new community center in Koreatown, Syd and McKenna investigate a murder at Vaughn's.

The Enemy of Good

As Lem is asked to wear a wire in the IAD investigation, Vic and the Strike Team go head-to-head with a brutal Salvadoran extortionist.

The Girl Who Fae'd with Fire

As Kenzi helps Bo prepare for the impending battle with the Garuda, Hale investigates the death of Marisol Carmody, the head of one of the three most powerful Fae clans. But because Hale is also Fae royalty, his father has the case reassigned to Dyson to protect appearances. Increasingly annoyed by his family, Hale begs Kenzi to accompany him to the Inverell, the once-a-century meeting of Fae nobility. Even though Kenzi is happily dating Nate, she agrees to let Hale introduce her to his father and sister as his girlfriend – only to be stunned by Sturgess and Val’s disdain for humans. After Lachlan tells her that solving Marisol’s murder could win them crucial financial support as they prepare for war, Bo joins Dyson’s investigation. And when the snobby Lord Dabner bursts into flames just as Marisol did, Dyson, Bo and Trick suspect that a magma-dwelling Cherufe is targeting the heads of the royal families and worry that Hale’s father may be next. When Kenzi tries to back out of attending the Inverell because Nate is uncomfortable with the idea, Hale tells her that he hopes to convince the Fae royal families to modernize and start treating humans as equals by pretending to be dating her – and he starts to realize how much he likes having her at his side. When Bo tells Sturgess that he is in danger, he admits that the Cherufe is seeking revenge on the three families because they reneged on their end of a deal after the creature helped them destroy the fourth-most-powerful Fae clan thousands of years ago. At the Inverell, Dyson finally gives into Val’s flirting, only to find himself at odds with his best friend and partner when Hale catches them having sex. When the Cherufe corners Kenzi away from the other party guests, Bo comes to her rescue and freezes the fiery Fae. Although many of the guests at the Inverell refuse to heed Bo’s warning that the Cherufe’s attacks are just a prelude to the upcoming battle with the Garuda, Sturgess agrees to finance her fight.

The Invisible Hand

Flint Marko's former partner, Alex O'Hirn, transforms into Rhino.

The Kenzi Scale

Though she arrives at the Dal Riata with someone who looks and sounds a lot like Kenzi, a manic Bo insists that it’s not her best friend. Claiming that Bo is delirious and that she’s started killing again, Faux-Kenzi gets Dyson to place her under lock and key while he and Tamsin investigate. While Tamsin insists that the succubus be sent to a Dark Fae compound, Trick wonders if trusting Dyson to monitor Bo was a mistake. As Lauren initiates a series of tests, Faux-Kenzi returns to the cave where the real Kenzi is being held prisoner. However, even when Faux-Kenzi is tricked into admitting she’s an imposter, Bo still can’t get anyone to believe it. While continuing to keep Bo locked up, Tamsin slips away for a secret meeting with the Morrigan, who wants to see Bo executed. Questioning her own loyalties to the Morrigan, Tamsin begins to doubt Faux-Kenzi’s claims and helps Bo escape so that they can seek the truth together. When Dyson tries to stop them, Tamsin uses her Valkyrie powers to disable him long enough for her and Bo to flee. As they begin their search, Bo’s weakness forces her to feed off Tamsin. Meanwhile, as Tamsin concludes that the person claiming to be Kenzi is a Kitsune, Lauren detects something strange in Bo’s body chemistry. Upon realizing he’s been fooled, Dyson struggles with the imposter and shoots her before setting out to find the real Kenzi. When they reach the cave together, Bo, Tamsin and Dyson face off against a pair of dangerous UnderFae in order to rescue Kenzi – ending the secret deal she made with the Kitsune to restore Dyson’s feelings for Bo. Finally, after reviewing Bo’s test results, Trick realizes that the change in her body chemistry is the beginning of an evolutionary Fae rite of passage known as The Dawning. Yet, despite her commitment to the Morrigan, Tamsin suppresses evidence that could undermine Bo.

The Lone Ranger

As our team searches for the culprit behind the Koreatown crime surge, McKenna is triggered by memories from her experience in Iraq.

The Math of Wrath

As Shane exposes a power struggle inside the Armenian mob and the Strike team works to protect an agent inside the Salvadoran drug gang, Dutch stumbles onto a designer handbag counterfeiting ring.

The Mourning After

Unwilling to accept that her sister Allison committed suicide, Collette turns to Bo and Kenzi for help. Discovering that Allison was a regular at a local bar’s speed dating night run by a promoter named Bertram, Bo and Kenzi check it out for themselves. But as they are surveying the crowd for someone who could have harmed Allison, a dark Fae succubus named Saskia seduces Bo. Meanwhile, Trick enlists Kenzi to help him find the missing Coin of Jahayla, a Fae artifact that he is supposed to hand over to its co-owner, Valentine. While Saskia is ready to move on after realizing that they are working the same turf, Bo asks her to stay and teach her more about being a succubus. Once she realizes that Bo has much to learn, Saskia is happy to comply and even help in the investigation. But as Bo’s budding relationship with Saskia starts to rankle Kenzi, Allison’s sister, Collette, is killed. After Dyson uncovers evidence of a dozen similarly suspicious deaths, Saskia recognizes that Collette’s is the work of an Albaster, the natural enemy of a succubus that makes its prey feel suicidal guilt over sex. Meanwhile, Kenzi warily agrees to help Trick attract a Gloris, a Fae Lightning Bird who can help him find the missing coin. But after consenting in exchange for a future favor, the Gloris tells Kenzi that Trick can already find the coin on his own by writing in the Fae Book of Blood. As Saskia continues seducing Bo, photographs from the bar on the night Allison died show her leaving with a man named Carter. After Saskia almost completely drains him of life in order to get him to talk, Carter admits to being with Allison but vehemently demines killing her. Upon returning home, Bo is surprised to find Bertram waiting for her. But when Bertram reveals that he is the Albaster and that he intends to drive Bo to commit suicide, too, Saskia arrives in time to stop him, and over Bo’s vehement objections, she kills Bertram as punishment for his crimes. Finally, after discovering that Valentine took the coin in an effort to keep it forever, Trick refuses to tell Kenzi anything more about his connection to Fae royalty and the Book of Blood. And after Saskia decides to look elsewhere to satisfy her sexual appetites, Bo dejectedly turns to Kenzi for solace.

The New Guy

Led to believe that there is still a chance to save his job, Vic throws himself whole-heartedly into training his replacement as they investigate a local gang's deadly internal war.

The Prince and the Angel

During a return visit to the States, Jill Munroe (Farrah Fawcett) becomes involved with a wealthy and eccentric European named Eric Railman. He has flair, expensive taste, and charisma. Eric invites Jill to his yacht but their interlude is interrupted by sniper fire. Jill returns the gunshots, but the sniper escapes in a speedboat. Later, Jill and the Angels uncover Railman's identity as the Crown Prince of a small European country. At a planned picnic rendezvous, Jill confronts Railman, who admits he is avoiding reactionaries to his father's government. During more investigation, the Angels discover that Railman's bodyguards are accomplices to the assassination attempts. During a wild chase in the forest picnic area, the Angels subdue and apprehend the would-be assassins.

The Seals

A madman breaks into the PJ and takes Thomas Chevalier hostage in the sealing room. Nora and her team will do everything in their power to save their boss, whatever the cost, even if it means standing up to the RAID men, who are determined to follow procedure to the letter.

The Uncertainty Principle

Spider-Man battles the Green Goblin as John Jameson struggles to land a damaged shuttle.

Therapy

Depressed after learning that his ex-wife is expecting a new child, Chevalier must investigate the death of a man found hanging from a pull-up bar. Supported by his team, the captain must rise to the challenge of solving an investigation that will bring him face to face with his worst phobias.

There's Bo Place Like Home

As Trick prepares Bo for the Fae rite of passage known as the Dawning, they both fear it may be too late to see her safely through the process. Concerned that Bo has already begun an irreversible devolution, Trick seeks help from Stella, a Fae whose specialty is removing obstacles to the Dawning. Though Bo resists, Stella says that she must reconcile with her estranged stepmother Mary. So, over Dyson’s objections and armed with a serum developed by Lauren that can slow her devolution, Bo takes Kenzi to her hometown of Grimley. Expecting a tense reunion, Bo is surprised to find her mother unusually welcoming. Leaving Mary at home to prepare dinner, Bo takes Kenzi to the town’s Cherry Festival, where they run into her high school friend Jessica. Upon returning home, however, Bo is stunned to find that Mary has reverted to the mean and judgmental woman who drove her away years ago. Meanwhile, after learning about the accidental death of Bo’s former high school classmate, Brad, Trick suspects the work of a dangerous UnderFae who can only be conjured up by humans – Poludnica, aka “Lady Polly.” As Kenzi asks Trick for help stopping Lady Polly, Bo flees the farmhouse to escape her mom’s unpredictable behavior. Suspecting that her high school friends Doug and Jessica were responsible for releasing Lady Polly years ago, Bo and Kenzi round them up. After Jessica is killed in a mysterious accident, Doug admits to summoning Polly during a séance when he was just a teenager, and insists that there’s nothing he can do to send her back now. Yet after Bo intervenes to protect Doug from being the next victim and banishes Polly from Grimley, she must still reconcile with Mary. Finally, with things between her and her mother settled for now, Bo heads back to work with Trick and Stella while continuing to press Kenzi about the deal she made with the Norn.

Thief of Hearts