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Quite like her character Jo, actress Maria Papadopoulou has a genuine brassy energy that demands your attention.  Though there is something very modern about her appearance and fashion sense, her attitude and delivery recalls the titan actresses of the 1940's and 1950's American cinema.  When she walks into a room, you notice. When Jo first appears on screen, the feeling of the entire series changes.  Up until this point we have seen Amy (Camilla Ståhl) and Death (Cynthia Cheston) tear up the scenery, but we don't necessarily root for either of them.   Poor Yosuke (Kintaro Aoyama) is simply batted around as Dark Amy's plaything.  Jo is every bit a match for Amy in the diva department, but is clearly wearing her heart on her sleeve...

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Amy (Camilla Ståhl), a bitchy former beauty queen, wakes up next to her own body in the hospital. Death (Cynthia Cheston) comes to her and explains that she had shortly died, but was revived. Amy must now decide to return fully to life and face possible complications or choose to die. To help her understand who she really is, Death joins her in reliving her last day. After seeing who she really is, what will Amy decide to do? And there also is the nagging question of who tried to kill her... Was it her angry ex-boyfriend Yosuke (Kintaro Aoyama)? Or was it her fed-up cousin Jo (Maria Papadopoulou )? Could it have been the hot-headed bartender Andy (Kyle Card)? Perhaps it was the prone...

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