I cannot believe they cancelled the best show to hit the airwaves in eons. I watched Moonlight the first night and became hopelessly and forever hooked on this mesmerizing and charming series. I figured it would be safe for another season after surviving the writers strike and winning the People's Choice award for 2008. Was I ever wrong!
I have not a clue as to why CBS would not only cancel Moonlight but allow anyone the opportunity to pick it up or better yet place it on Showtime if they were unsure of the genre being on their primetime line up. It makes no sense to anyone. This show deserves a second chance now more than ever. Someone give those people at CBS some smart pills before it is too late!!!

Damned straight! Bring back moonlight, please. I am a huge twilight fan but i love moonlight just as much. I miss mick st john and beth.The show had so many viewers and its loved by so many people. I dont understand why they cancelled the show. :( lol BRING BACK MOONLIGHT! SIGN THE PETITION!

the more i read the more i hope that CBS or another network "gets it". i believe that it is too late for a fall showing, but not for a midsession replacement-there is absolutely no reason not to do it. Also i am of the thought that yeah big screen movie would be great, but i would much rather have a long miniseries-but of course coming back to tv would be the ultimate.

also, when were vampires really ever out? the genre has been constant throughout centuries! and think about it when Dark Shadows was on it was during the hay day of science and technology when it was growing by leaps and bounds. no matter where we are we need our fantasy and our vamps.

TruBlood, from what i have seen on the bloodcopy webasite, seems to have a more anthro-sociological twist to it. Being of the age to remember, the scene where they talk about vampires having rights reminded me of civil rights, when they talk about vamps and humans marrying reminded me with the anti-miscegenation law repeal [that was in 1967 folks] and now the same-sex marriage law, the painting of the V on the door, made me cringe..i hope it is good, but it is a world apart from my beloved Moonlight.

Vampires are the new black--umm sorry no, they are the forever, immortal black!

CBS had such a great show in Moonlight, that they wouldn't have been on the bandwagon, anyway; they could have been setting new standards with this innovative model. Moonlight is such a uniquely charming show that intertwines such complex issues as immortality, betrayal, rejection, salvation, and honor. Yet, the characters, some of which are vampires, granted, are noble, and the basic theme is love and acceptance. Add to all this a touch of dry, edgy, humor, and you have a tale that is already a classic. I truly believe that some savvy network will lift Moonlight from its dormant status, and that will be one, if not the best, business decision ever made.

CBS is living in the past. Vamps are very in right now. They had the best show on television in a long time and cancelled it. They had a viewing of 8 million viewers, which they dainfully dismissed as insignificant. Moonlight had wonderful romance, great chemistry between the lead and supporting cast, and was different from all the stale shows on television. I certainly won't be watching CBS in the future as it is banned from my house over their laughing at the fans of Moonlight when announcing the show was cancelled. I am looking forward to the new vamp movie coming out in December.

SPOT ON! I am looking forward to Twilight, but I am dearly missing Moonlight. CBS has more than missed the vamp-wagon, they have missed out on being the first-in-best-dressed with Moonlight.

CBS made a HUGE mistake when they cancelled Moonlight. This network obviously cannot appreciate quality, artistic and creative television shows.

PLEASE: ABC, NBC, FOX, HBO, TNT, - PICK UP MOONLIGHT!! and gain 8 million devoted fans!

Vampires may be in, but Moonlight wasn't worth keeping. Leaving aside the many ridiculous 'plots', the show had severe continuity issues and the writing and acting were sub-par. It made Ghost Whisperer look well-written.