TV EQUALS: Exclusive Interview: Lost Girl’s Ksenia Solo Talks Kenzi, Locke & Key, Comic Con and New Girl’s Schmidt
What does it take to fit in?
In real life, you need some social skills of course. However, in the fae world, the fictional supernatural universe of the Syfy series Lost Girl, you need one of two things: some sort of fae power such as Bo (Anna Silk) succubus ability to suck the life out of you or some mad survival skills like the ones held but charming, quirky and yet tough as nails Kenzi played the very talented and mesmerizing Ksenia Solo.
TV Equals had a chance to chat with the wonderful Ksenia and ask her a little bit more about her character Kenzi, what US viewers can expect in the upcoming first two seasons and much much more.
Check out what she had to say below and don’t forget to tune in for a new episode of Lost Girl which airs tonight Monday February 27th on Syfy (10-11 p.m. ET)...
... Q: What would you say is the flavor of season one and two?
Ksenia Solo: "In season one we were really discovering who we were as a show, as all of our separate characters. Obviously, all of us actors knew that we’d gotten involved in something different than what we’ve all usually seen on TV. So, we were excited about that and we were really finding our footing.
And in season two things are just bigger, better, sexier, funner, if I can use funner as a word. As the season grows we obviously all start to get into our own trouble and that’s especially true for Kenzi who starts the series off as this girl that’s grown up on the streets and she’s a successful thief and is alone. She’s really alone in the world, and now she’s really grown and is getting into her own trouble.
She’s grown as a person and her fae wikipedia has definitely grown as well. In her own right she’s really becoming a warrior because she’s got to do everything else that these people have to do who have these wicked Fae powers and she’s just a human. She just has to rely on her mind and on her courage..."
Lost Girl season two premieres on Syfy on Monday, April 16, 2012 at 10/9C.
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