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The one thing I really liked about Lacroix was his complexity. He was not just a one sided or one dimensional character, he was a complex personality, there are so many different shades to him - evil, vulnerable, romantic, arrogant, intellectual, sensual and of course charismatic. His relationship with Nick was equally complex. They had a sort of love/hate relationship, but ultimately Lacroix did care and worry about his son, and I think in the end Nick did reciprocate. Perhaps losing everything helped them mend their fences in the end, though I really doubt Lacroix could ever bring himself to truly end his son's life.

The best vampire of all.

1:28 LOL.

One of my favorite shows! Part of the early 1990s "crime time After prime time" lineup! After reading Anne Rice's books, I realized that the show creators took so many themes from her books! Nicky, the violin playing, ancient vampires from Egypt! Love it!

Loved him. He really made the shoe for me.

I discovered forever knight as a teen on the Sci Fi Channel reruns in 2004. I still love the series in 2023.

I was named after Geraint Wyn Davies' character

Awesome

This series always sent chills down my spine

Forever Knight is an almost forgotten gem

Imagine if lacroix met spike, damon, and klaus. We would reach levels of snark never thought possible. lol

LaCroix --- "Q" meets Lestat.

Must see TV at 1am Saturday nights circa 1994.

Brilliant 👏

It's no wonder that Nigel Bennett won an award for this role.

I remember this show when I was a kid that's the one of my favorites Vampire Shows

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Often overlooked, this series was awesome and with one of the most memorable and charismatic villains ever.

Jaws.

I know this is a pretty old thread with no recent posts. But, I am rediscovering the show and what episode is starting 2:15?

I wonder how a,"Forever Knight," video game would work out!?

The 1990s, a time when vampires were respected and feared. They could be killed by silver, stakes and they burned in the sunlight instead of that sparkling bullshit.

To be free, Nick had to kill Lacroix. It was there the whole time, and we don't know, maybe he did it in the final scene of the last episode? But by then, the series had lost its charm, at the end of the second season, they had to wrench the series into a hard turn, Schanke died a stupid, unrelated death (passenger jet explosion mid-air) to exit, and they brought in a new girl (the Commissioner's daughter) and new types of vampires.

Cop, steer blood. Lacroix, *disgusted*.

Era una de mis series favoritas. Lástima que no la encuentro en español latino.

nothing from Valentine's Day? much sad.

I miss his scenes from "Father's Day" and "Fever." He had some great lines in both. But this is great collection. I'm so glad he stayed all 3 seasons! They should reboot this series if only for him to come back. :)

"Clearly I have a sobering influence on the disenfranchised." ROFL!

LaCroix is the shit!!!!

Loved this show!

LaCroix ended up becoming the most interesting character in this series, especially after he began his stint as "the Nightcrawler" on radio. The writers really took full advantage of Nigel Bennett's style and charisma and it made Forever Knight a far better series than it otherwise might have been.

Sad and frustrating the ending, though.

What on Earth did Lacroix do to make his inmates so scare to their willies? the world would never know

This really does exist as a karaoke song and it goes on a lot longer...more like I will survive, as long as I have batteries my love life will thrive...

Never understood Why Nick and LaCroix was at odds when the show first started. I mean in the flashbacks they got a long for Years then on the first Episode They wanted to kill each other but when LaCroix Comes back in Season 2 They become good friends again and don't want to kill each other no more.

Haha, Nick's house in near a home depot now. Stop flashing your badge you idiot. Not a very good homicide detective. :) lol

What the fuck is this

now I get what smug means

Nigel Bennett: Champion scene-stealer.

Perfect compilation that shows how great Lacroix made that show, and how empty it would have been without him.

When the producers decided that Nick only wounded Lacroix instead of killing him as originally written and carried out, it was the best decision they ever made. Geraint Wyn Davies had great chemistry with Catherine Disher, Deborah Duchene and John Kapelos. His chemistry with Nigel Bennett, however, was the best.

SO BLURRY

thanks, sooooo funny! like it!

facebook.com/gwdfanpage/?fref=ts link to Geraint's Fan Page

This brought tears to my eyes. Jacob and Gingy are now at the Rainbow Bridge together. I am happy that they are there playing together in the fields, and eating unlimited treats together. Big Hugs to you, as they will ALWAYS forever be in our hearts. <3

WHY wasn't this made into a video game!? Xbox One, PS4, and high level PC's would be the perfect platform. Not only that but Telltale Games would have a field day with the story. Look what they did for, "The Walking Dead," and, "Game of Thrones!"

Nice try, but I'm immune to these practical jokes. They don't make me jump any more.

THey should remake this show.

It is Leighbeer Tunnel, also known as Shaugh tunnel

This show should have ran as long as Law n Order, awesome show. I started to really hate Natalie though.