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First off, being a premium show (and a Cinemax one at that), Banshee is chock full of gratuitous nudity and sex (which, not to sound dirty, is of pretty high quality). And that reason is sheer awesome badassery. There's a reason, despite being on a premium channel not many people watch, that Banshee has lasted this long. Which is a crying shame, because for any one who loves good action shows, Banshee is a must watch. And the intro starts.Banshee has recently started its third season, yet if you search for online reviews of the show from the major entertainment sites, you'll find almost none. The camera cuts to outside O'Flain, while Connor screams, the Banshee wails and Lil' Olly bleats sadly.

The Banshee wailed again and rushed for him, while he tried to fend her off with his walking-stick. He was about to run, but tripped on an old root from the dead tree, and fell. She wailed at him, a screech which could make even the dead run in fear.ДЄ banshee! Connor thought. She was barefoot, with small black wounds on her feet, legs, hands, throat and face. Her dress was tattered, torn and worn, with a ripped collar and skirt at the calves, and long and ripped bell sleeves. Her face was gaunt, her eyes two completely red pools of malice, she had a pair of pointy ears, her mouth was a black line filled with yellow fangs and a inhumanly pointy and thin nose stuck out. The woman heard him and turned around, and Connor regretted to never have believed the legends. 'Miss? Are ye alright?' he asked as courteous as he could. Connor sighed to himself as he went closer, she could still be in need of some help. A tall and slender woman with red hair reaching her shoulder blades and wearing a grey dress.

A statue of a woman with long ears and wearing a flowing gown was beside it opposite of the tree, but it was much more damaged than the coffin, missing both arms, a chunk of her left leg and one ear and her nose. Eight out of ten graves or barrows were broken, grass was everywhere and a black dead tree who's kind he couldn't recognize was standing over a intact but moldy and moss-covered stone coffin. Everything was made of dark granite or almost black earth. Once he arrived did he notice how creepie the place was. He told Lil' Olly to go home, he knew the way, and walked off towards McBailen's Hill. Blimey, I'm going up there! he thought angerly. inhuman.ДЄh, to blazes with my fears! someone might be in trouble, likely some daft lass who was curios. Connor didn't believe in that kind of rubbish, but the weeping sounded a bit. Some said that it was cursed, haunted by the spirits of the Celtic fairy folk. It came from the old cemetery on McBailen's Hill, which was also outside of the town, but farther than his house, and all the other herders and farmers, too. Connor smiled and kept walking, until he heard a sound. Ain't that right, eh Olly?' he asked the little lamb, who bleated innocently back. It's 21:00 and Connor, an old sheepherder, is leading Lil' Olly, his 'herd', down a hill towards his house outside O'Flain. But they soon find that the town and countryside is being haunted by a banshee! Scooby and the girls visits their friend Claire in the small town O'Flain, Ireland. Kate Higgins: Angry Irish woman/ Banshee of O'Flain