S2.E3

Siren

Episode aired Sep 10, 1999
TV-Y7

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At a concert Fi meets a girl forced into entertainment slavery, for a reason. She is a siren, but unlike the evil ones depicted in legends, she just wants to go home and avoid the world.At a concert Fi meets a girl forced into entertainment slavery, for a reason. She is a siren, but unlike the evil ones depicted in legends, she just wants to go home and avoid the world.At a concert Fi meets a girl forced into entertainment slavery, for a reason. She is a siren, but unlike the evil ones depicted in legends, she just wants to go home and avoid the world.

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8.5/10

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6/10

Why is this episode rated 8.6?

I liked the message in the storyline about management's misuse of talent in the entertainment business for self-enrichment. But that's about the only good thing about this episode.

The guest character with paranormal aspects is supposed to elicit sympathy from the audience.

That did not happen with me here.

Callie is such an unpleasant character that she made James in 'Tulpa' seem like a decent guy. Her hostile personality, uninterest in affection, and lack of visible gratitude toward's Fi's attempts to help her make the audience just want to walk away - at best.

I don't understand why so many people like this episode. 8.6 out of 52 ratings. I want to literally never watch this one again.