Moonlight - The Complete Series

Sophisticated, smart, sexy...and drop dead romantic
Moonlight is one of the best--if not the best--shows to come down the pike in a long while. The slow development of the relationship between Mick and Beth is heartbreakingly realistic. The show is perfectly cast, well-written, and every episode is worth multiple rewatchings; ideal for DVD. Especially notable in the supporting cast is Jason Dohring as Mick's friend Josef, whose boyish good looks conceal the wisdom of centuries. If you love vampires, you will love Moonlight.

Moonlight is the best new show of the season!
I am absolutely addicted to this show, which recently won the People's Choice Award for Best New Drama, and deservedly so. This has got to be the sexiest and most original vampire story to come out in a long time, and I can tell you that I am a vampire lover from WAY back! Alex O'Loughlin is THE breakout star of the year, and he is perfectly cast as vampire detective Mick St. John, who struggles with accepting his fate as a self-proclaimed "monster" while acknowledging his very real, very human feelings for reporter Beth Turner.

If you love vampires and wonder what it would be like if vampires walked among us, undetected, in modern-day L.A., you should give Moonlight a try. This show has it all~ action/suspense, drama, romance and plenty of humor. The writing is impressive, and the cast is superb, from O'Loughlin in the lead role to Sophia Myles, Jason Dohring and Shannyn Sossamon. Moonlight is a classic in the making....don't miss it!

The Best New Show of 2007!
Now that Moonlight has officially been voted the People's Choice Winner for Best New Drama of 2007, it looks like this tremendous new show has proven that it has real staying-power. Moonlight has got it all... High-powered action, exciting storylines, a fabulous casting ensemble, a richly woven romance, sizzling chemistry, and a seriously appealing male lead. Moonlight breathes real life back into the genre; and it's the best show on television you're not watching!

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