1x16 Sonata - Moonlight Episode Guide

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Episode: 01x16
Title: Sonata
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 116
First Aired: May. 16, 2008

Season 1 » Episode #16 - Sonata

Summary: Mick and Beth must face mortality and immortality when a vampire kills a human during the heat of passion. But when the investigation threatens to identify all those with vampire identities, Mick and Josef must take action.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Logan Griffen	played by David Blue (III)
ADA Benjamin Talbot	played by Eric Winter
Emma Monaghan	played by Heather Stephens
Simone Walker	played by Abigail Spencer
The Cleaner	played by Claudia Black
Jackson Monaghan	played by Jonathan LaPaglia
Lisa	played by Erika Schaefer
Jazz Club Patron	played by Yoni Tabac
Hearst College Chancellor	played by Matt Riedy

Season 1 / Episode 16: - Sonata

Mick St. John: [Guillermo's being really careful with Dominic's body] That's beautiful. Getting soft after all these years?
Guillermo: Hurst was in my March Madness bracket. The dude helped me win the office pool. Can't a man grieve?

Season 1 / Episode 16: - Sonata

Beth Turner: She just let's him drink her blood?
Mick St. John: Yeah, it's not that uncommon. A lot of vampires have human... donors. We call them "freshies."
Beth Turner: Is it like a paid arrangement or friends with benefits?
Mick St. John: Well depends on the circumstances.
Beth Turner: So I- I suppose you've had freshies.
Mick St. John: I've been a vampire for over 50 years now.
Beth Turner: I'll take that as a "yes." How many?
Mick St. John: Don't know off the top of my head. Not many.
Beth Turner: Rough guestimate.

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAKE: The list of vampire names that Talbot anonymously receives has most of the names repeated numerous times across pages.
FAKE: In the final scene, the list the ADA receives is clearly the same two pages repeated several times.

TRIVIA

Several of the names in the list provided to Talbot are of historic figures of mythic renown related either to tales of vampirism (Vladimr Tepes), power (Gaius Julius Caesar, Augustus Germanicus), immortality (Grigori Rasputin) or blood rituals (Elizabeth Bathory).