Writer:	Sarah Dodd
Director:	David Winning
Star:	Christina Cox (Vicki Nelson),  Dylan Neal (Mike Celluci),  Gina Holden (Coreen Fennel),  Kyle Schmid (Henry Fitzroy)
Guest Star:	Richard Keats (Dr. Richard Hobman),  Ellie Harvie (Rachel),  Bill Marchant (Mitch Lafoy),  Mitchell Duffield (Gabriel),  Colleen Winton (Dr. Weaver),  Ryan Schroeder (Swartalfen),  Françoise Yip (Kate Lam),  Nimet Kanji (Dr. Rajani Mohadevan),  David Orth (Jonah),  Sarah Deakins (Marlisse),  Cindy Maines (Woman),  Jan Bos (Mr. Deskin),  Brendan Meyer (Travis Deskin)

Original International Airdates:
UK October 25, 2007 on LivingTV (edit)

Vicki: Okay, Ricky, whatever you say.
Mike: Who's Ricky?
Vicki: You're Ricky, I'm Lucy.
Mike: I'm so not gonna be Ricky, I knew a Ricky… once.
Vicki: Okay. How about, um, Ike and Tina? Greg and Marsha? Moose and Squirrel?
Mike: Hey! How about Mike and Vicki?
Vicki: You're such a party-pooper. (edit) Coreen: What about you? Can vampires even have kids?
Henry: When you turn someone, they can feel like your child. But there's that vampire territorial instinct. It's not long before you want to kill them.
Coreen: Oh, so it's like other real kids and their parents.
Henry: Pretty much. (edit) (Kate takes a sip of coffee, just as Vicki approaches Mike)
Vicki: (to Mike) I want you to be my baby daddy.
(Kate spits out her coffee, coughing)
Kate: (to Mike and Vicki) I'm good.
Mike: (to Vicki) I'm...flattered? (edit) Henry: Where are you going?
Vicki: Husband hunting.
Henry: (indicating himself) Husband material.
Vicki: You're sweet, but you're just not a morning person.
(Vicki leaves)
Henry: No, I'm not. (edit)

Goof: During the closing credits Brendan Meyer is miss credited as Dennis. In which you clearly hear his dad call him Travis. (edit) Swartalfen means Black Elves in Proto-Germanic. In Norse mythology, Swartalfen were believed to be evil spirits who would replace human children with their own children, called Alfenkinderen meaning "children of elves" or "changelings." (edit)

Ike and Tina Turner were popular peformers in the 60's and 70's. Their marriage went sour when Ike became a drug user and physically abusive to Tina mostly due to Tina's rising popularity over him. After leaving her husband, Tina Turner went on to become a famed pop star with world recognition. (edit) Moose and squirrel refers to cartoon characters from the 50‘s Rocky and Bullwinkle Show featuring the animated antics of flying squirrel Rocket J. Squirrel, or Rocky, and his dim-witted companion, Bullwinkle J. Moose. (edit) Greg and Marcia are characters from the sitcom, Brady Bunch ('69-'74), where Marcia's mother married Greg's father to form the large 6-children Brady family. There was a running joke, portrayed in the spoof 90's movie, The Brady Bunch Movie, that Greg and Marcia were secretly sexually attracted to each other. (edit) Ricky and Lucy were characters from the hit 50’s sitcom I Love Lucy, starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. (edit)