Moonlight

Mick: (voiceover) They say there's someone out there for everyone. But what if that person was born in a different time? What if you never would've met but for one horrific twist of fate? And what if you finally found her and you knew there was no way? What then?

Mick: (voiceover) Sixty years is a long time to live in darkness. A long time to deny yourself the touch of another. But you do it. You do it because you just can't bear the thought of seeing yourself as a monster in someone else's eyes.

Mick: What have you done to me?! Coraline: I made you immortal. Mick: No. You've made me a monster.

Beth: You were at the other crime scene. Mick: Yeah. Beth: Do you have some connection with the case or are you just a crime scene junkie?

Josef: The challenge for our kind is to continually find new reasons to live. Mick: And what are you living for after all this time? Josef: The best reason of all, my friend. Love.

Mick: There are a lot of misconceptions about vampires. Garlic and holy water don't do jack. And crucifixes? Come on. You can spot a vampire if you know what to look for, though. The dead don't give off body heat.

Mick: (voiceover) What do you do when what you want most and what you fear most are the same thing? What then? Live long enough and the past always catches you.

Mick: I'm working the case on my own. Beth: How come? Mick: Because I don't like seeing people get away with this kind of thing. Beth: You don't think the police will catch whoever's behind this? Mick: They might. In time. But they're hamstrung by rules and regulations. I'm not. Beth: So, you work outside of the law. Is that what you're saying? Mick: Let's just say I work parallel to it.