"Moonlight"
Out of the Past (2007)

Director:

Fred Toye

Writers:

Trevor Munson (creator) &
Ron Koslow (creator) ...

TV Series:

"Moonlight" (2007)

Original Air Date:

5 October 2007 (Season 1, Episode 2)

Genre:

Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Thriller

Plot:

When a convicted murderer from Mick's past is released from prison, Mick must face one of his worst fears - having the truth of his immortal identity revealed to Beth. |

Plot Keywords:

Vampire Human Love | Vampire | Beautiful Woman | Blood | Vampire Detective

Cast

Alex O'Loughlin	...	Mick St. John
Sophia Myles	...	Beth Turner
Shannyn Sossamon	...	Coraline (credit only)
Jason Dohring	...	Josef Kostan
Brian J. White	...	Lt. Carl Davis (as Brian White)
Kevin Weisman	...	Steve Balfour
Jordan Belfi	...	Josh Lindsey
David Fabrizio	...	40-Year-Old Lee Jay Spalding
Lisa Sheridan	...	Julia Stevens
Hal Williams	...	70-Year-Old Det. Bobby Desmond
Tami Roman	...	Maureen 'Mo' Williams
Rachel Kimsey	...	Ilene Spalding
Josh Wingate	...	Lee Jay Spalding (20)
Lawrence Mandley	...	Det. Bobby Desmond (40) (as Lawrence A. Mandley)
Brian Oerly	...	Cam

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour

Quotes:

Beth Turner: I keep dreaming about you. Why?
[she walks over to Mick]
Mick St. John: [vamped out] Please, don't look at me.
Beth Turner: [looks at the state that Mick's in] Oh my god.
[Mick turns to look at her; his eyes silver and blood drips down his chin; she gasps]
Beth Turner: What are you?
Mick St. John: I'm a vampire.

Getting better

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I like this episode a little more then the pilot. it is getting really interesting. the commentary thing suits the show very well and the effects are not plenty but convincing.

this week story where Mick had to save himself along with the victim of the week sat well with the focus of the show on the main character and on how he is affected by what is happening rather then on the happenings per se. its quite refreshing. and the ending - what a cliffhanger. definitely makes you tune on the next week.

Alex brings charm and strange air of innocence to the character and Beths character reminds me a little of Lois Lane. but the best is definitely Jason Dohring, he has got the charming bad boy act down to a T. it would be nice to see more of him and his character background on the show.