"Forever Knight" Last Knight (TV Episode 1996) Poster

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(1996)

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10/10
I have seldom been touched like this by fiction.
IrishTemplar27 January 2007
Warning: Spoilers
Hell, I am seldom touched like this by real life. Maybe it is because in real life people are not often so hopeful as Nick Knight is. He hopes to overcome what he is. And what is he? He is, simply enough, the sum of what he has done. He has hurt so many. (He is afraid that he will hurt so many more.) But he HOPES to be better. Don't we all? Is there one among us who doesn't wish for this very same thing? Isn't there a bit of Nick Knight is us all? ***Spoilers follow***

But for 3 years we watched Nickolas hope. We watched him struggle to overcome himself and his past. And what did we see on that May night in 1996 (or whenever you purchased this on DVD)? We saw Nick surrender. We saw him give up his hopes at a new life and his hopes of redemption and his constant drive to be better. We saw him betray Natalie's hopes and we saw him not be able to bear life without his or her hopes. If he can give up "this precious gift", can't we all?
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1/10
Nagging and Guilt Kills
Johnny_West12 February 2023
After three seasons of non-stop guilt, you knew Nick had to die. His girlfriend is an annoying dreary nag (Catherine Disher) who can turn any sunny day into night thanks to the cloud of guilting that she carries everywhere she goes.

Lambert keeps complaining that she rather be a vampire than be alone her whole life. Apparently Nick was the first and only man that was willing to wade through her endless whining. Not surprisingly, the episode starts with Lambert's best friend committing suicide, because nobody loved her.

This episode is all talk, with endless minutes of Catherine Disher complaining that Nick won't make her into a vampire. What a drag. I kept hoping he would just snap her neck. Eventually, Nick tries to grant her wish, but he sucks too much. Then Nick totally wimps out and passes the buck to LeCroix. Lucien ends the series as the sole survivor of the Vampire Super-Friends. What an underwhelming series finale. Nick could never man-up and get it together.
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