Original Airdate: 09/28/07

At the crime scene of a murdered college student, Mick St. John meets internet reporter Beth Turner. Though two puncture wounds to the neck make it appear that the young coed was killed by vampires, Mick knows that this wasn't the case, because he detects no smell of vampire on her. Together, Mick and Beth find the girl's professor, a self-proclaimed vampire who uses his knowledge of vampire lore to seduce college coeds. A second killing brings them no closer to an answer. Beth goes undercover to see what else she can find out about the enigmatic professor, and finds herself in danger. Fortunately, Mick comes to her rescue, using his vampire strength to overcome the true villain. As the story unfolds, we discover that Mick has met Beth before: he saved her when she was a child. Beth has no idea, but he has been keeping an eye on her, and now that she's in the public eye as a reporter, he is increasingly concerned for her safety.

Our Favorite Scene(s):
Professor Dracula freaking out when seeing a real vampire.
Mick hurling the bad guy into the light post.
That hug at the end - you know the one.

Our Favorite Line(s): "60 years is a long time to deny yourself the touch of another, but you do it.
Because you just can't bear the thought of seeing yourself as a monster in someone else's eyes." - Mick

Our Question:
If a stake paralyzes a vamp, then how did Coraline pop up in the window???

Original Airdate: 10/05/07

Convicted killer Lee Jay Spalding is released from prison after serving 25 years for murdering his girlfriend. Mick is furious, not only because he knows Spalding isn't the reformed man he pretends to be, but also because Mick feels responsible: he was supposed to protect the woman Spalding killed, and he didn't take the responsibility seriously enough. Spalding also knows Mick is a vampire and will undoubtedly be out to get him. Further complicating Spalding's release is that Beth's good friend Julia has written a book portraying him as a great man and implicating Mick. Mick's worst fears come true and he, along with Beth, must rescue Julia. In the end, Beth learns that Mick is a vampire.

Our Favorite Scene(s):
Mick asking Beth to trust him at the book signing.
80's fabulous Mick & Josef.
Beth shooting Lee Jay to save Mick's life.
Beth finding out about Mick in the end.

Our Favorite Line(s): "Holding her in my arms it almost feels like it could work between us. But monsters don't get happily ever after." - Mick
"You made the news." - Josef
"I keep dreaming about you, why?" - Beth

Our Question:
Since when do the cops just let someone who just killed a person just wander away??

Original Airdate: 10/12/07

Now that she knows he’s a vampire, things are tense between Mick and Beth. Beth works hard to wrap her mind around this new information about her friend. The two team up to find a killer who turns out to be a newly turned vampire, a newbie who hasn't been taught how to understand or to handle his urges and is in a killing rage. As they race to find the newbie, they also encounter his sire, the vampire who turned him and didn’t stick around to train him. Finally, Mick reveals to Beth how one becomes a vampire and tells her the sad story of how he was turned by his new bride, now ex-wife, Coraline.

Our Favorite Scene(s): Coraline trying to justify what she did to Mick.
Mick and Beth's car chat on their way to the Doctor's house.
Beth having to un-stake Mick.
Mick going to Beth's place and telling her he trusts her. Awww.

Our Favorite Line(s): "Will you ask the other vampires if they know anything?",
"There's not like a big clubhouse where we all hang out." - Beth/Mick
"Do you think Tiger would be up for a little night putting?" - Josef
"Last night, after your pork bun, what did you eat? And by what I mean who?" - Mick
"I'm going to be 85 this November" - Mick
"And what in the car means..." - Mick

Our Question:
Why did the Doc smell Mick as a vampire and not the scientist guy?

Original Airdate: 10/19/07

Beth's boyfriend Josh is prosecuting powerful arms dealer Amir Fayed for murder, but because of a leak in his department, Josh’s star witness, Leni Hayes, is in serious danger. When Fayed’s hit man raids the safe house where Leni has been hiding, she flees to the desert, and Josh enlists Mick to locate and protect her. Mick finds Leni in the desert just before the hit man arrives, but to evade the killer, the pair must flee into the desert, where they get stranded. The blazing desert sun takes its toll on Mick, who grows progressively weaker. They hole up in an abandoned motel, and Mick persuades Leni to call Beth. Realizing that Mick has had prolonged exposure to sunlight and is near death, Beth rushes to his side and, overcoming her fear, allows him to feed off her just long enough to restore his life force. Leni returns to testify, and Fayed is convicted.

Our Favorite Scene(s): Those few seconds when Mick looked so sad that he couldn't have kids.
Josh decking the informant in his office.
Mick punching right through the door to kill the bad guy.
The look on Beth's face when Josh kisses her arm & says they make a good team.

Our Favorite Line(s): "You're a delicate flower Mick St.John." - Beth
"Even the damn tomato juice made me think that maybe I'd found a vamp friendly vending machine." - Mick
"What do you do when the one thing you need to save your life is the one thing that would make life unbearable." - Mick
"At some point you're going to have to stop me." - Mick
"Maybe it was her blood in my veins that let me feel her, the beating of her very living heart. Or maybe we've always been connected."- Mick

Our Question: Mick says "Not like this." to Beth when she offers her blood to him. So how exactly does he want it? Just makes your mind wander a little, doesn't it? Also, the motel is clearly deserted, how in the hell is there a fully loaded, not to mention running, ice machine?

Original Airdate: 10/26/07

Mick has been successfully avoiding Beth ever since he was forced to take her blood to revive him in the desert. Fate steps in, however: their paths cross when Mick takes a case to find a young woman, and Beth has a story about a possible serial killer who has relocated to Los Angeles. Despite the initial awkwardness, the two agree to work together when they realize that the serial killer's next targeting is the young woman Mick is searching for. The killer turns out to be a teenage vampire: though he's 200 years old, he's trapped forever as a teenager and has channeled his perpetual adolescent rage into killing prostitutes. Beth and Mick are able to save the young woman just before the vamp dispatches her, but the vamp escapes. Feeling compassion for the vamp, but still determined to stop him, Mick gives chase. Once they meet in an amusement park and launch into a fangs-out battle, the teenage vampire proves to be incredibly strong and almost gets the better of Mick. Just as Mick is about to succumb, fate intervenes again, and the killer is decapitated by a passing roller coaster car. Later, when Beth encounters Mick as he tries to slip away unnoticed, they kiss.

Our Favorite Scene(s):
Mick's look and Beth's instant 'getting married - no!' about the blood test.
When they break into the apartment & Mick has 2 FBI guys on the floor in seconds.
Josef meets Beth for the first time & he gives her that great "I'm going to eat you look."
That extremely uncomfortable car ride - for Mick anyway.
That kiss, the look on Mick's face and that smile at the end! Every MickBeth Shipper fell off the couch.

Our Favorite Line(s): "You can want to avoid someone for their own good because, say, you drank their blood out in the desert." - Mick
"Do you know how close you came to getting your face ripped off?" - Mick
"What we want doesn't always matter. Then again sometimes it's all that does." - Mick

Original Airdate: 11/02/07

After their first kiss, Mick and Beth have gone back to avoiding one another, but that’s about to change. Josef asks Mick to find Lola, a vampire with whom he’s had an on-again, off-again relationship for 100 years; meanwhile, Beth is doing a story on a model who died of a drug overdose during a photo shoot. Both investigations lead to the morgue, where Beth and Mick meet again. It’s awkward at first, but they soon realize that their cases are related: they end up working together as Josef’s “booty call” turns out to be the drug dealer, who has been killing other vampires to drain their blood and selling it to humans as a drug. The vamp blood makes a human feel a bit like a vampire, powerful and sexy, but it can easily lead to fatal overdose. Curious, Beth tries the drug and, under its influence, tries to seduce Mick. Mick is very tempted, but he knows she isn’t herself; it takes all his strength to resist her. Later, when Beth learns that Josh and the police are about to raid the warehouse where Lola’s crew cooks up the drug, she tips Mick off. He manages to beat Josh to the punch, blowing up Lola and her operation before the cops nab her and discover that she’s a vampire.

Our Favorite Scene(s): Mick in his 'bed' - drool.
Beth's extremely amusing sarcasm.
Once again in the morgue, Mick knew Beth was near before he could see her.
That look between Josh & Mick at the club.
One word - SHOWER!

Our Favorite Line(s): "Outfits only a broomstick could wear." - Beth br> "You gave her your password?!" - Mick
"...Once a decade booty call..." - Mick
"Honestly, I was more worried about the size." - Beth
"Perpetual coolness is the vampire's curse." - Mick
"Being human is so lame." - Beth

Our Question(s): Does the morgue only hire vampires to work the night shift?
If vampires can't taste regular food, why does Mick make a face when he drinks the liquor?

Original Airdate: 11/09/07

Beth asks Mick to help her photographer friend Morgan track down her expensive cameras, which were recently stolen from her apartment. Mick is completely thrown, because Morgan is a dead ringer for his ex-wife and sire, Coraline, whom Mick killed years ago. But Mick’s vampiric sense of smell tells him that Morgan is human, so she can’t be Coraline. The case gets even more twisted when Morgan has photographs she took during a fire of a man killing a woman, a scene that replicates the way in which Mick killed Coraline. As he investigates the case of the missing cameras and the murder, Mick is also trying to figure out whether Morgan is really Coraline and how she might have "cured" herself from being a vampire. Beth is reluctant to admit it, even to herself, but she gets a little jealous over Mick’s obvious fascination with the alluring Morgan. Mick tries to expose Morgan as Coraline, but finally comes to believe, reluctantly, that Morgan is a doppleganger, not the real thing. The deciding factor: Coraline had a fleur de lis tattooed on her shoulder, but Morgan’s shoulder is unmarked. Later, alone in her loft, Morgan takes a shower and carefully scrubs away the heavy makeup that has been covering her shoulder tattoo: it’s a fleur de lis. Though he doesn’t yet know it, Mick was right all along: Morgan is really Coraline.

Our Favorite Scene(s): The way Mick was checking out Morgan in the beginning.
Hawaiin shirt Mick.
A super jealous Beth throughout the whole episode.
Mick & Josef on the prowl, and Josef almost falling off the roof, lol.
Mick throwing the chair through the window to get to Coraline. HOTT!
That look Morgan gave Beth at the end - whoa!

Our Favorite Line(s): "My parents used to bring me here for Brunch after church on Sundays." - Mick
"At the oddest time you might find yourself feeling lucky, like maybe you found somebody. Then bam, that's exactly when the ex-wife shows up." - Mick
"I have this 50's thing I'm trying to shake" - Morgan
"Coraline did not come back from the undead to exact revenge on you." - Josef
"You're jealous." ~smirk~ - Mick
"Why don't you just let me in the door? Can't we hire someone to do this?" - Josef

Original Airdate: 11/16/07

Beth gets close to Audrey, a young woman who is the sole survivor of a brutal attack on her family when she was just 10 years old. They meet and bond at the killer's execution and, because of her own childhood experience of being kidnapped, Beth feels very protective. The killer's cult followers vow to avenge their leader's dying wish that those responsible for his execution also be put to death. When Audrey claims the killer called her after his execution, Beth asks Mick to investigate this possibility and to protect her. Mick learns that the executed killer was turned into a vampire right before his execution, which allowed him to survive the “fatal” injection and gives him the opportunity to fulfill his goal of killing everyone who put him in prison. One of those people is, of course, Audrey, and she and Beth hole up in Mick’s apartment, which has a beefed-up security system. While Mick is out, Beth snoops around and realizes that Mick was the mysterious man who saved her from her kidnapper when she was a child. She doesn’t yet realize that Coraline was the kidnapper. The killer vamp breaks into the apartment and goes after Audrey, but Beth gets in the way. Just as the vamp is about to dispatch her, Mick returns and decapitates him, saving Beth once again.

Our Favorite Scene(s): Mick with the guy in the bathroom = fantastic!
The chick checking out Mick hardcore, lol
Mick flinging that guys ass across the room!
The gut-wrenching scene on the balcony.

Our Favorite Line(s): "…the man who saved me, he was fearless. It was terrifying. But as long as I was in his arms, I knew I was safe." -Beth
"Mi casa es su casa: That’s Spanish by the way for keep her out of my stuff." -Mick
"Beware the bottles that say drink me, okay?" -Mick
"I'm not angry. I found my guardian angel." -Beth
"All I know is, ever since I met you, I've stopped using the word never." -Beth

Our Question(s): Mick said his last confession was 36 yrs. ago (1971), wonder what that's about?
Why couldn't the priest smell that Mick was a vamp?

Original Airdate: 11/23/07

Mick takes a case investigating whether the new young wife of wealthy businessman Richard Haggans is cheating on him. As kind of an apology, he offers Morgan the job of being his surveillance photographer, a job that comes with a hefty fee. As Mick and Morgan work together, Beth takes it upon herself to research Morgan's back-story. Now that she knows Mick's ex-wife, Coraline, was her kidnapper, Beth wants to know everything about her, including whether Coraline has found a cure and become human, returning to Mick's life as Morgan. Mick and Morgan discover that Haggans’ wife is having an affair with his son and that the pair are plotting to kill him. They manage to save Haggans just before his wife and son kill him. Meanwhile, Beth finds incontrovertible proof that Morgan is Coraline and is planning something. She races to Mick's apartment to tell him, only to find Morgan/Coraline coming out of his shower. Thinking Morgan and Mick have gotten together and that Morgan is a vampire, Beth stakes her, but Morgan starts bleeding to death.

Our Favorite Scene(s):Beth staking Coraline - oh hell ya!
That hotel kiss was HOT, even if we wanted to puke.
Beth's face when Mick found her at Coraline's
Beth confronting Josef about Mick.
Yet another steamy (pardon the pun) shower scene. Even though again = puke.

Our Favorite Line(s): "Oh she was a hooker?" -Beth
"Guess immortals don't shop at Shoe Barn." -Beth
"Whose clothes are hitting the floor!?" -Beth
"Sounds like you're working something" -Beth
"..maybe we could make it a threesome or something?" -Coraline (eew, btw)
"When it comes to Coraline, Mick doesn't think with his big head." -Josef

Our Question(s): WTF!? Mick won't get with Beth 'cause she's human, yet he's all over Morgan in a heartbeat!? Who else thinks that had Beth not shown up it would have been *exactly* what it looked like?

Original Airdate: 12/21/07

Having been staked by Beth, Coraline/Morgan is unconscious in the hospital, barely alive. Mick and Beth are keeping quiet about how the patient sustained the highly unusual chest wound. Later, when Morgan is alone with the doctor, she wakens for a few moments and, when the doctor's back is turned, baresher fangs. She is still a vampire, but her blood indicates that she's human. Across town, a stranger breaks into Josef's office and sets off a firebomb, but Josef manages to escape unharmed. Mick and Beth work together to find out who is trying to kill Josef. They learn that the hit man was hired by a wealthy, dying old man seeking revenge because Josef killed his daughter in 1955. Although Josef has been closemouthed about his relationship with the woman, he finally tells his tale. Josef fell in love with a human and tried to turn her so they could be together forever, but it didn't go right: instead of turning, she ended up in a coma. Josef has been keeping her alive and cared for, but lost in a coma, in a well-appointed New York apartment all these years. This is why Josef believes Mick and Beth can never work. Back at the hospital, the doctor sees Coraline's heart monitor flatline, but when she runs to check her patient, she's greeted by an empty bed, and an empty room.

Our Favorite Scene(s):

Our Favorite Line(s): ""
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Original Airdate: 01/11/08

After Beth's life is threatened, Josh decides to back down from prosecuting a drug lord. But when Beth insists he proceed, Josh goes forward with his case and the drug lord makes an attempt on Beth's life. Fortunately, Beth is with Mick as they research the blood Mick took from Coraline, and she isn't harmed. In a fury, the gang leader goes after Josh, kidnapping him. Mick and Beth pursue them, but Josh is critically wounded during the rescue attempt. Mick and Beth try their best to save Josh, but it's clear he's not going to make it. Beth begs Mick to turn Josh into a vampire in order to save him. When Mick refuses, Beth is furious and despondent over his decision.

Our Favorite Scene(s): That opening one, for obvious reason...
Mick going all "Matrix" when they got shot at.
Mick remaining calm & doing his damnedest to save Josh.
The Interrogation room, LOL!
Mick ripping Tejada's throat out - fantastic!

Our Favorite Line(s): "How does an immortal deal with mortal feelings" - Mick
"I can't help myslef from entertaining the idea of telling Beth how I feel" - Mick
"Supersonic vampire hearing can definitely help you, but it can also hurt you." - Mick
"I won't touch him...just give me 5 minutes." - Mick
"Blood is vengance." - Mick
"...then why do you go on living?" -Beth "You make me want to." - Mick

Original Airdate: 1/18/07

In the aftermath of Josh's death, Beth is still angry with Mick for not turning Josh. Things become even more complicated when Beth learns that Josh had been planning to propose to her. Reluctantly, she turns to Mick, only to find him preoccupied with Coraline and the cure. Mick discovers Coraline has been working with a scientist on a compound he believes could be the cure. But Mick's search is thwarted by Lance, an ancient vampire who is hell bent on destroying Mick, Coraline and the cure. Mick gets a taste of being human again, but with Coraline gone & the cure with her, who knows for how long.

Our Favorite Scene(s):
Logan with the Guitar Hero - if only Mick would've played!
The boys and pool; Again, if only Mick would've played!
Mick staking a vamp. sans powers - AWESOME!
Coraline giving herself up to save Mick.
Mick and all his food, lol!
That *gut-wrenching* look at the end - you know the one!

Our Favorite Line(s): "Paramedics said Mick St.John took some pretty heroic steps in trying to save Mr. Lindsey's life." Damn straight he did, was she listening?!!
"Sounds like someone's got a crush, huh?" - Josef
"I think Beth is starting to like me. She didn't try and stab me this time." - Coraline
"No matter how close we start to get there's always been this eternal wall between us. She a mortal, and me a vampire. But with everything that's happened maybe there's hope that things can be different." -Mick
"...in the end it inspires us to make the most of the time we're given" - The Priest

Original Airdate: 4/25/08

Mick is enjoying his life as a human: he can eat, go to the beach, sleep in a bed. He's also working to repair his relationship with Beth, and date her. When Beth's boss at Buzzwire is killed, Mick works with Beth to help find the killer, unfortunately, a new ADA thinks their involvement is a hindrance, not a help. After some clever research, they figure out who the killer is, but before they can act, Beth and the new ADA are kidnapped. The killer is a vampire and Mick realizes that he won't be able to save Beth, unless he has Josef turn him back into a vampire.

Our Favorite Scene(s):
Umm...ALL of them! This episode was just simply phenominal and I would have to list almost every scene...

Our Favorite Line(s): "I tend to bite down when I..." - Mick
"He has MY Beth" - Mick
"Forgive me." - Josef

Original Airdate: 5/2/08

Mick St. John enters the heightened world of celebrity when he’s hired by a young and famous actress, Tierney Tate. Tierney is being hounded by paparazzi who somehow seem to have access to her schedule. When she’s murdered, Mick makes it his mission to find her killer. Meanwhile, Beth has a new boss at Buzzwire, who cares more about scooping other nets, than the facts. Because of her friendship with Mick, who is reported to be Tierney’s new boyfriend, she gets assigned the case of covering Tierney and her new movie’s apparent curse. The two work together interviewing suspects, and, as they learn more about Tierney’s complex life, they discover the killer’s identity. After a mutual moment of mistaken jealousy (Mick is with Tierney, Beth with ADA Talbot), Mick and Beth also discuss the prospect of dating each other.

Original Airdate: 5/9/08

When a child is kidnapped, Mick gets involved because the boy is the grandson of one of Mick’s lovers in WWII – when he was human – and could possibly be his grandson. ADA Talbot asks the newly unemployed Beth to work with him because she covered two similar crimes when she worked for Buzzwire and they believe the three kidnappings are connected. We learn more about Mick's life as a human during WWII and some friends he left behind. Beth ends up joining the DA's office as a civilian investigator.

Original Airdate: 5/16/08