Cimorene

Yeah... Lost Girl is my guilty guilty pleasure. I basically just watch it for the novelty of the protagonist being in a bisexual love triangle* & the Bo/Kenzi friendship (I have a hard time getting attached to friendships on a lot of shows but for some reason this one works for me). The quality kind of reminds me of Season 1 of Buffy but without any witty dialogue.

* To be completely being honest, I'd have to admit that I probably would not have kept watching the show without the queer visibility component. The show is kind of enjoyable cheese in almost every way, which is something I might watch if bored but not download every week it airs... except that I like how they handle Bo's bisexuality -- she's romantically and sexually attracted to both sexes, and that's just matter-of-factly part of who she is. The challenges in her relationship with Lauren are not about Lauren's gender or a homophobia/coming out narrative. (Not that those narratives aren't important stories to tell, but I like to see other narratives as well -- to see queer relationships portrayed on tv where being queer isn't the issue or a plot device.)

And I guess I also like the idea that Bo's female love interest doesn't have to be a leather pants wearing badass or a Manic Pixy Girl, and Bo can be just drawn to a serious, just slightly awkward female doctor.