I'm am currently residing where there is an incredible cable package and yet, no me-tv. I was informed that I can have a streaming netflix account. I know that is mentioned here on the Forums quite a bit as an alternative to DVDs, etc. (Though I wouldn't expect it to carry Thriller.) Honestly, I am somewhat tired of the genre as a whole and have no interest in anything new or tying myself to another must watch every episode series (as Josette stated in the Sleepy hollow thread) currently airing, but like you Magnus, I am very curious about (and more open to) the older stuff especially when it is touted here as being marvelously creepy and well done (pre-CGI, which is really saying something) and can be viewed as a stand alone property.

I saw Karloff's The Old House, or something like that - the movie that's been credited as where Wallace got the idea for Shadows On The Wall, and have been fascinated with Karloff's non-Universal monster work ever since. So I am really eager to catch some of these eps everyone is talking about, even if he's not in them all.

blowing the seven dwarfs.

Ish Kabibble

Okay, I don't think Carolyn had sex with Adam. At yesterday's close it occurred to me that Adam most likely wouldn't know how to force intercourse because he couldn't possibly know it exists in the first place.

David's Stokes was in rare form today. Not so rare but so wonderfully....? Stokes figures Ange is probably not dead in under twenty seconds of Vicki's report. Carolyn asks Stokes help with Adam's growing sense of self. Dramatic yet fun first act.

Jeff decides to marry Vicki on the 24th of September because it's her favorite month and number. It's an odd proposal but Vicki is all smiles. And she likes the ring too. The scene ends under the spying eye of Adam.

Adam is pretty up to speed with humanness, as far as speech and manner. Great scene with Stokes & Adam. I'm not as adverse to the conversation as Magnus is. I think it is fine as written and made sense in the context of the show. I will agree that Adam should have been made to realize that you can't make someone love you but I think Adam was past that point thanks in part to Nicholas. I'm not seeing the drastic 'cruelty' Magnus is.

Vicki/Moltke looked nice in a different do, and though I didn't care to see Jeff/Davis return it was nice to see Vicki 'happy'. Thayer was off the hook today, great dialogue, well acted, along with Rodan who rarely misses a beat. I really liked this episode - good adult content and drama - it went by in a flash.

the burial in the woods of the latest Collins' family victim."

Fill in the blank:

Cass: "Why, you little monster, you! I told you that _____ was to be our little secret!!"

Complete the phrase:

"Doctor Hoffman? What's a ....?"

Fill in the blanks:

"Yes, Nicholas, it's true, you do have the biggest ____ I've ever had the pleasure to/of _____!!"