Alas, I've had the misfortune of recently watching two other Acorn productions: "Queens of Mystery", & "Ms. Fisher's Modern ...". A studio that's the epitome of cheap formula script 2. Plot: We have demons (yet to be seen in their true forms, but sure to enlighten us later); vamps (we get the usual neck blood & some poor animal every so often); witches & covens (why always female?); oh, and humans (we know what they're like). So, outside of the humans, they're all hiding in plain sight & ill at ease w/each other (i.e. sort of a truce for the moment). But, as usual, there are some goodies & baddies amongst them all for the drama. Formula subplot, we have an attractive male (vamp), and an attractive female (good witch) destined to give the love lost viewers that romantic hook. 3. Usual 98% of screen time is filled w/just talking. 1% w/relationship. 1% w/the usual fake hands & eyes' powers - fire, lifting/tossing things like people, etc. 4. Our good witch has really good sculling technique, but poor running mechanics. Acting & dialogue daytime soap TV quality.