I keep getting cures from the floating heart but since I have a fever and a sore throat I guess that would be appropriate.

     My computer took awhile to load the clip.  It played very slowly.  I began to laugh so hard my kids thought I had gone insane.  Pick or flick, it should have been reshot for the sake of Mr. Frid's dignity but then we would lose a real life moment in time. 

      Thanks for posting the screen grabs on your site, MsCriseyde.  I was too squeamish to watch the movie after I saw the commercial.  Eeeeewww

     Barnabas always wore his coat even when the ladies were in short sleeves.  I live in Maine and we have had sub-zero temperatures.  My 1920 house is drafty and cold as the radiators are steaming away.  I can only imagine how a cold, uninsulated mansion on a hill next to the ocean would feel.  The ladies should all be wearing turtlenecks and wool sweaters in the house.  I know oil was cheaper back then but I bet Collinwoods fuel bill would be enormous not to mention the fire wood.  I wonder who split the wood, brought it into the house, and kept the fires fed.  Mrs. Johnson?  Tough old bird, isn't she. 

  Thank you, Luciaphil,  I am not as familiar with these episodes but you have sparked an interest in me to view my tapes.  I love the way you can pick out good lines in some scenes where I might have been distracted by teleprompter reading by the actors.  Keep up the good work.  I am off to view the early episodes while I knit myself a new hat.

   Does it mean someone has opened a new topic since my last visit?

     I see the icon on the Dark Shadows Forum home page.  I thought that when it is lit up blue, I had new unread messages. 

     I found this the hardest one to pick.  I would probably change my vote and then want to change it again.