Bo

Bo

Bo is the protagonist of Lost Girl, the Canadian supernatural drama television series that premiered on Showcase on September 12, 2010, and ran for five seasons. Bo is a superhuman bisexual succubus. The character is portrayed by Anna Silk.

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Samuel D. Parker

Samuel D. Parker

American military personnel

Charles Gordon Greene

Charles Gordon Greene

American journalist

Jonathan L. Austin

Jonathan L. Austin

Former Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Jonathan L. Austin

Jonathan L. Austin

Former Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Henry Parkman Jr.

Henry Parkman Jr.

Former Massachusetts State Senator

Nathaniel Langdon Frothingham

Nathaniel Langdon Frothingham

American minister

William Phillips Jr.

William Phillips Jr.

Former Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

Charles Storer Storrow

Charles Storer Storrow

Former Mayor of Lawrence

Peter Pelham

Peter Pelham

American engraver

Azam Saigol

Azam Saigol

Pakistani businessperson and politician

Julian Codman

Julian Codman

American lawyer

J. Lester Madden

J. Lester Madden

American figure skater

Rafael Humberto Lupo Corvalán-Reyna y de Saboya

Rafael Humberto Lupo Corvalán-Reyna y de Saboya


Mary Lee Ware

Mary Lee Ware

Philanthropist

Kenneth G. T. Webster

Kenneth G. T. Webster

Canadian scholar

Andre W. Brewster

Andre W. Brewster

American military personnel

Clara Endicott Sears

Clara Endicott Sears

Author

Lucius Manlius Sargent

Lucius Manlius Sargent

American author

Catharine Sargent Huntington

Catharine Sargent Huntington

American actress

Henry Lee Higginson

Henry Lee Higginson

American businessman

Lucy Ellen Sewall

Lucy Ellen Sewall

American physician

Samuel Edmund Sewall

Samuel Edmund Sewall

Lawyer

John Thornton Kirkland

John Thornton Kirkland

American higher education teacher

John W. Sears

John W. Sears

Former Massachusetts State Representative

Thomas Morgan Rotch

Thomas Morgan Rotch

American pediatrician

Peleg Coffin Jr.

Peleg Coffin Jr.

Former United States Representative

George H. Lyman

George H. Lyman

American Politician

James Trecothick Austin

James Trecothick Austin

Former Attorney General of Massachusetts

Curtis Guild

Curtis Guild

Former Governor of Massachusetts

Octavius Frothingham

Octavius Frothingham

American author

Caspar Crowninshield

Caspar Crowninshield

American general

Barrett Wendell

Barrett Wendell

American higher education teacher

Jonathan Mayhew

Jonathan Mayhew

American minister

John Codman Ropes

John Codman Ropes

American military historian and lawyer

J. B. S. Jackson

J. B. S. Jackson

American surgeon and pathologist

Letta Crapo Smith

Letta Crapo Smith

Painter

Harrison Hunter

Harrison Hunter

Actor

Herbert M. Sears

Herbert M. Sears


Greely S. Curtis

Greely S. Curtis

American military officer

Jane G. Austin

Jane G. Austin

American writer

J. Pickering Putnam

J. Pickering Putnam

American architect

Cornelia Walter

Cornelia Walter

Editor

Thomas Foxcroft

Thomas Foxcroft

Minister

Samuel Hubbard Scudder

Samuel Hubbard Scudder

American entomologist and paleontologist

Caroline Ticknor

Caroline Ticknor

American biographer

William Channing Woodbridge

William Channing Woodbridge

American geographer

Leonard Hoar

Leonard Hoar


Ednah Dow Littlehale Cheney

Ednah Dow Littlehale Cheney

American writer

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