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Answer: He believed that he was a vampire

When one of Ellis' students turned up dead in a slightly vampiric way, Mick began working for the dead girl. In time he had Ellis tell him that Ellis himself was a vampire, but not in the usual way people think of them. Later, Mick was forced to show poor Ellis the face of a real vampire.

Answer: Yes

Beth's mother asked Mick for help 22 years prior, in 1985. Her daughter had gone missing and Mick went in search of her. He found her in the clutches of the vampire who'd sired him- his ex-wife Coraline. He fought Coraline, scooped Beth up, and set the place on fire. Coraline is thought/portrayed to have died in that event, but somehow I doubted it. On the series "Angel", about a different vampire detective, he also thought his sire was dead by his own hand. But in true writer torment fashion, Darla reappeared at the end of season one, resurrected by evil lawyers. I knew we'd see Coraline again...

Sophia Myles plays the adult Beth Turner. She played Isolde in the film "Tristan and Isolde", was born in England in 1980 and looks and sounds so much like actress Kate Winslet that I constantly expect her to call Mick the name Jack (from "Titanic").

Answer: Josef Kostan

Mick mentioned that Josef was around 400 years old in the pilot episode. To say Josef was less sympathetic than Mick would be an understatement. Josef's smart and experienced, sure, but he's also more ruthless than our hero of mixed emotions, Mick St. John.

In episode seven, "The Ringer", Josef revealed that he had been born in 1599, making him 408 years old in 2007. We did find out later that there was more to Josef than his cold exterior. Josef is played by cutie Jason Dohring. Jason Dohring may be best known for his role as Logan Echolls on three seasons of "Veronica Mars".

Answer: She allowed him to feed from her wrist

Leni Hayes had witnessed her arms dealer boss, Amir Fayed, execute her boyfriend. She'd been in protective custody until she inadvertently alerted Fayed to her whereabouts when she called his daughter. She had been the girl's nanny and wanted to wish her happy birthday. The call was traced to her safe house, where she had to flee. After that, she didn't want to return to testify, as she feared for the life of her unborn baby. She and Mick ended up walking several miles in the desert, which practically killed Mick. He had her contact Beth, who came in time to save Mick. The moment was very intimate, and forged an even tighter bond.

Joss and company made Buffy wait until the end of season three to save Angel in this way on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". That act was even sexier, as Angel fed from Buffy's throat and practically drained her. I mean, if you're into that.

Answer: Buzzwire

'Buzzwire' was modeled similar to the website 'TMZ', which basically stalked celebrities. In this case, 'Buzzwire' followed all high profile crime cases, instead of just celeb specific fascination. Beth was working a story in the series premier, and she met Mick in the process.

Answer: Morgan

Coraline was back, as I had predicted! Mick believed he'd killed her the night he saved Beth. When Morgan, a free lance photographer showed up in town, Mick added the clues that pointed to her being Coraline. The only problem with his theory was that neither he nor Josef detected anything other than humanity on her.

They didn't feel like she was a vampire, but Mick thought she had to have found a cure for vampirism. Josef stated that there was no cure for it, and that something else had to be the explanation.

In the end, Mick tore her blouse to reveal Coraline's unique tattoo, but it was not there! Of course, the audience was able to see that she did have that tattoo after all, and covered it was a lot of makeup. The tattoo was a fleur de lis, which means "flower of lily".

Answer: Beth staked her

Though Josef had assured Mick that no cure for vampirism existed, Coraline had somehow made herself human and was calling herself Morgan. She finally admitted it to Mick, but Beth didn't get the memo. She came into Mick's place and when she saw a freshly showered Coraline, she staked her. I am sure Beth felt as thought this woman was trying to steal Mick from her, in an emotional sense.

She was probably correct, as her arrival stopped Mick from going too far with with his ex-wife. Beth didn't kill Coraline/Morgan, as we found out in the following episode.

Answer: 1955

Sara and Josef fell in love when he lived in New York. He thought he'd kept his vampire secret from her, but she somehow realized what he was. She was clear to him, and in her diary, that she did not care what he was. Sara begged him to turn her for months, and he finally gave in. Sadly, while she turned into a vampire, she never awoke.

She remained in a coma from 1955 forward, and Josef had maintained her care for the entire time. She had blood fed to her via intravenous catheter to keep her alive.

She looked very peaceful. Now we could see why he was so against Mick and Beth as a couple.

Answer: Sara's father

He sent a mercenary to Los Angeles to kill a man named Charles, but who was now Josef Konstantin. Beth used a contact from the news show to find out the man's name. That info led back to John Whitley, Sara's 93 year old father. Played by Ian Abercrombie, who was 71 at the time of filming, Sara's father did not know what happened to his daughter until two years prior.

His wife had hid Sara's dairy from him, but he found it after her death. It took him two years to locate Josef.

Answer: No

Coraline's refusal to come clean on her cure for vampirism lead me to believe she hadn't actually found one. Josef had stayed true to his belief there as no cure, and since he'd be around for 400 years I tended to trust that. Mick wanted to be human again so badly that he refused to trust Josef.

He saw Coraline as human, so he trusted that instead. While in the hospital, Coraline was experiencing a raging infection from her stake wound. The staff was all puzzled as to why her body temperature kept lowering during the infection. We were not left will all the answers at the end of the episode, so I assume one side affect from her vampire reversal may be that another human death reverses her yet again.

When she told the nurse she was dying, Coraline's eyes went yellow and her fangs came out.

At the end of the episode, she fled the hospital, I assume as a full vampire once again. We'll have to wait and see..