Forever Knight

TV Show

1992-1996

1h 0m

CBS

3 Seasons

70 Episodes

Episode Guide

English

Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Crime, Horror

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7.4

Free on The Roku Channel

Forever Knight

TV Show

1992-1996

1h 0m

English

CBS

Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Crime, Horror

3 Seasons

70 Episodes

Episode Guide

Free on The Roku Channel

Forever Knight is a Canadian television series about Nick Knight, an 800-year-old vampire working as a police detective in modern day Toronto. Wracked with guilt for centuries of killing others, he seeks redemption by working as a homicide detective on the night shift while struggling to find a way to become human again. The series premiered on May 5, 1992 and concluded with the third season finale on May 17, 1996.

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Last Knight

Season 3 Episode 22

May 18th 1996

Ashes to Ashes

Season 3 Episode 21

May 11th 1996

Francesca

Season 3 Episode 20

May 4th 1996

Jane Doe

Season 3 Episode 19

April 27th 1996

Fallen Idol

Season 3 Episode 18

February 24th 1996

Avenging Angel

Season 3 Episode 17

February 17th 1996

The Human Factor

Season 3 Episode 16

February 10th 1996

The Games Vampires Play

Season 3 Episode 15

February 3rd 1996

Dead of Night

Season 3 Episode 14

January 27th 1996

Fever

Season 3 Episode 13

January 20th 1996

Cast

Dr. Natalie Lambert

Javier Vachon

Capt. Joe Stonetree

Capt. Amanda Cohen

Det. Tracy Vetter

Lucien LaCroix

Nick Knight

Det. Don Schanke

The Hunter

Stephanie Morgenstern

Diane Cary

Leon Pownall

Created By: Barney Cohen, James D. Parriott

Directed By: Clay Borris (9 Episodes), Allan Kroeker (7 Episodes), + 16 more

Written By: James D. Parriott (4 Episodes), Brad Wright (3 Episodes), + 3 more

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PHug says...

6 years ago

Tried to force my way through this show but I had to end my suffering during episode 13. This show is too long and too boring with long stretches of nothing happening while Knight contemplates. The flashbacks are tedious and the story (so far) was monotonous. I watch a lot of Vampire / Werewolf / Witch based shows and the worst by far are the "Vampire who hates being a Vampire" shows. I'm assuming Angel was influenced by this because it's basically the same thing but Angel does this so much better. I hated Angel at first too but I gave Angel 6 episodes before I became interested enough to like it. MAYBE this show begins to become interesting after episode 13 but I'm not going to waste anymore time on it.

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intuiter says...

7 years ago

Forever Knight was on Tuesday nights at 23:30 or 00:00, depending. It was one of the "Crimetime after Primetime" series before CBS sold out to crybaby david letterman. There is no comparison between the quality of the 2 programs. Forever Knight was a +9 or 10. Whereas if you could stomach letterman the raving egotist, the few shows I saw were mostly -7 or -8. CBS traded down in quality. It's too bad another network didn't pick up Forever Knight and continue it. I miss do-gooders Nikola, Nat, Janine in the Raven, and even Skanky and LeCroix. Characters grew on you. Most stories were quite good. Acting was as fine as or better than any acting anywhere, and made you feel the people were real and actually the folks they depicted. Scene shot composition was usually high quality. Flashbacks of Nick, Janine and LeCroix added a sense of history. Good music added apropos atmosphere.

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