A few people mentioned seeing a video crew around the Tarrytown Double Tree last summer. Maybe I was preoccupied but I never saw anything like that. Anybody here see anything? Or see anyone being interviewed, fans or actors? 

Yes it was shown at the Festival this past summer. It was listed as a surprise or something like that and was prefaced as "Dark Shadows-Lost and Found."

the market for a failed pilot has got to be pretty minimal. but i suppose DS has a fanatically devoted fanbase so it's a relatively small but captive audience.

At the Festival there were a number of videos that were shown under the umbrella title "Dark Shadows-Lost and Found." This included the pilot and "The House" by Art Wallace. The last time something like this occured there was a DVD released called "Dark Shadows-Bloopers and Treasures." I suspect that there will be a video entitled "Dark Shadows-Lost and Found." I also recall Pierson mentioning a documentary in the works. I don't know if this was intended to be part of the same release. It all seems to point to a new DVD of odds and ends soon.

That's sad to hear.  At least they did share the tape of this one episode which so many wanted to see.  I have never had any contact with them beyond seeing them in a skit at a Festival years ago.

That's true. I hadn't really thought of it that way. I suppose it's a healthier outlook. I'll try to focus on the positive.

He (or they) is a fairly well known fan.  I don't think it would be proper to further identify in a public forum for obvious reasons.

If this person or people are who I think he or they are then I hope at least one of them gets crucified. This person conned me out of a piece of memorabilia that had a great deal of sentimental value. in order to "thank you for all your help with the auctionl" I sent this person some photocopies of scripts I had so he could get them autographed and sell them to help pay for medical bills. The Kinkos bill and the postage came out of my pocket. So after all that he offered to get a piece of memorabilia autographed for me. It was a book signed by Frid and was a gift from a girlfriend who has passed on. Since Angelique also appears in The Foe of Barnabas Collins he offered to have Lara sign it. He never sent it back and stopped answering my emails. I was later told he sold a copy of the novel on EBay signed by Frid and Parker. Coincidence? He also owes a dear friend of mine a great deal of money which he borrowed and is seemingly unwilling to ever pay back. It's been 7 years since she told me about it.  So as I said, if Warner Brothers comes back looking to hang him, I'll donate the rope.

I apologize if this has already been posted, but I found "The House" on YouTube. This is the story that Art Wallace used as the basis for his "Shadows on the Wall" story bible. I conducted a search of the forums for this, but too many results came back based on my search terms. Here's a link to the program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkbSgQcscxE

I think it's odd that David pranking Vicki comes in the YouTube version before Carolyn warns Vicki about David. I suspect most of us would agree that the original timeline of warning followed by pranking would seem to make more sense. And, in fact that's also the intended timeline in the script.

When I watched what was on YT I thought HUH? I did not remember how it went on the audio but it seemed odd to me that Vicky awoke from a dream and met Carolyn, who was going out. This is Collinsport not NYC.  She did meet Joe instead of going to the Blue Whale, but why so late? Now it makes more sense.

The version I saw at the '06 Festival ran 40 min 25 sec or so. The YouTube version is 39 min 29 sec.

Quote from: The Doctor and K9 on March 27, 2017, 03:21:59 PM

DS-B&T DVD

....what does this mean?

Oh that was Bloopers and Treasures DVD