Forever Knight - The Trilogy: Part Two (DVD, 2005, 6-Disc Set)

I've always been a big fan of this series and was really glad to buy the entire trilogy. The second season was much better than the first. You finally got to see these characters have more dimension. It wasn't just pure evil vs pure good. There is greater understanding of who Nick is as well as who Lacroix is and what drives them. The choices they must make are getting harder.

I wish there was more in terms of commentaries. I was also hoping to hear from the female characters as well.

I LIKED EVERYTHING ABOUT THE DVD COLLECTION. I OWN BOTH, PART 1 & 2. THIS IS A MUST BUY FOR ALL "FOREVER KNIGHT" FANS. GREAT QUALITY, GREAT SOUND, GREAT PACKAGING, A TRUE COLLECTORS ITEM. CAN NOT WAIT TO GET PART 3

I was fortunate to catch this series in reruns on the scifi channesl since missing it's network run on NBC. With the reassurgence of vampire lore popularity it's too bad this series isn't premiering NOW on one of the networks!!! It was an excellent series and Geraint Wyn Davies and cast made the series FLY!!! Granted, some aspects are dated--get a chuckle at the walkie-talkie-sized cell phones and boxy looking computers but it was a sign of the time. The stories are well written and give more thought to storytelling than busy special effects that could distract from the story.
One of the things which could be considered minor is the fact when we visit the Raven (bar where vampires are known to congregate),and which is quite often we hear the same song!!!
Loved the way the modern day vampire story toggles back to incidents in Lt. Nick Knight's past. On several occasions we are introduced to well-know historical figures and get to enjoy or cringe depending on who the historical characters are. One scene that blew me away happened on a train and set in early 1920's Germany. Knight and his mentor meet a young and not yet well-known Adolph Hitler. Found the interaction fascinating!!!

Would recommend this series to any horror fan afficionado!!!

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Never received the DVDs. It would have been a Christmas present; I was very disappointed.
DeAnn Mendelsohn