The show runners thought so too, because the 400(ish) year body switching montage that Michael Prince sees as she knits the Deadside Mask into his ribs makes its way into the opening sequence. Just a little tamer, because they probably don't want to make the ostensible female lead<strong>always</strong>look like some kind of horrible soul destroying monster of a person.<br/><br/>The set up is pretty simple. 100 ancient artifacts of immortality made it to the modern day from ages past. While magic was faded, they were non-issues as they got sealed up in a nearby demi-plane and nobody could use them or reach them. It's not a bad semi-detective show (the mask reveals their presence to the audience and Mike like little suns), and the implications that the main villian is the guy behind the Black Dahlia Murder (but older than he should be) is pretty well set up.<br/><br/>Accidentally seeing the features menu does spoil a few things just in the titles, but you know how cuddling and canoodling can get.