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Terrible show. Poor, underdeveloped storyline


There are so many things wrong with this show

- Is this about Cassie being a witch, or about her being horny for the guy who's stalking her. They drop the witch thing pretty quickly.

- Azazeal keeps going on about how she will eventually give in to him, but she doesn't, so he possesses her boyfriend.

- Cassie is screwing a guy who screwed her mother and sent her insane

- How does this possession thing even work? Who is being possessed? By WHAT?
Why didn't he stick the bug directly into Cassie's ear instead of wasting time with Troy?

- What the hell is wrong with Troy? He goes from not liking Cassie at all, to being in love with her after 2 dates even though she was acting like a nasty bitch. Then he thinks she's pregnant with his child even though she looked three months pregnant and they had sex less than a week ago. And then he just leaves.

- Who is the real Cassie? Is she still possessed in some way by Azazeal? Why is she attracted to him at all? She had little interest before the possession.

- Leon is practically a rapist in season 1 and then a nice guy in season 2

- Do all dead people become ghosts, or just Thelma and Egyptian lady. Why do some stay and some go? Obviously they're not all ghosts or Thelma wouldn't be able to move an inch without bumping into another one.

- Thelma is said to exist because Malachi is alive. But WTF, she was there long before he was even conceived.

- WTF happened to Jo? I thought Azazeal killed her/sent her crazy and then she returns talking about 'going to hell and back'.

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It's best not to think about such things.

Needless brow furrowing causes premature signs of aging like wrinkles. ;)

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Let's be honest, most folk just watched it because Azazeal was so HOT!

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Yeah, this series was mostly enjoyment, not a deep detailed story.

Boycott movies that involve real animal violence! (and their directors too)

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