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"Kindred: The Embraced" (1996)
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2 April 1996 (USA)
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Series based on the White Wolf role-playing game, Vampire: the Masquerade. Julian Luna, the undead Prince of the City, leads the Vampire Clans as he falls in love with Caitlin, a human reporter. full summary
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(From Fangoria. 22 May 2009, 11:28 AM, PDT)
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(From Fangoria. 22 May 2009, 11:28 AM, PDT)
Unkillable Classics: Killer TV
(From Fangoria. 24 March 2009, 7:43 PM, PDT)
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Great show
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 11 of 16) | Stacy Haiduk | ... | Lillie Langtry (8 episodes, 1996) |
| Erik King | ... | Sonny Toussaint (8 episodes, 1996) |
 | Patrick Bauchau | ... | Archon Raine (8 episodes, 1996) |
 | Brigid Brannagh | ... | Sasha (8 episodes, 1996) |
| Channon Roe | ... | Cash (8 episodes, 1996) |
 | Jeff Kober | ... | Daedalus (8 episodes, 1996) |
| Mark Frankel | ... | Julian Luna (8 episodes, 1996) |
 | C. Thomas Howell | ... | Det. Frank Kohanek (7 episodes, 1996) |
 | Kelly Rutherford | ... | Caitlin Byrne (7 episodes, 1996) |
 | Brian Thompson | ... | Eddie Fiori (6 episodes, 1996) |
 | Kimberly Campbell | ... | Waitress (4 episodes, 1996) |
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60 min | USA:377 min (8 episodes)
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The paintings used in the series are originals by Jeff Kober (Daedalus).
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Continuity: The sign out front of Lily's nightclub changes from The Haven to Haven in different shots.
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Referenced in Underworld (2003)
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I have to agree with the first comment posted; that the pilot was weak and the rest of the shows were excellent. Nobody gives a damn how close it was to the game...and quite frankly, I find it offensive that someone will get all self righteous about it...but that's not why I'm posting. Great show. The story was very consuming and kept your attention. Much is to be said for that these days as a lot of shows don't keep your attention any longer than a few airings. I have to say that (unfortunately), the best shows are usually the ones that get cancelled: Kindred, Earth2, S:AAB, to name a few. The general public isn't ready to devote regular hours to a little continuity. They are more apt to tune in for the occasional 30 minutes of overused situational B.S. Anyway, great show, I sure wish there was a way to see more.