tonight's opening scene at professor woodard's place topped that slice of velveeta with a nice dollop of cheese whiz.totally adolescent and camp.i felt really bad for the actor.
but the scene that introduced us to angelique was genuinely well done.scary and cool and sophisticated.strange this dichotomy.
deputy harker looks sort of like roger davis.he's kind of hot.
laura.so david's mother is getting the big buildup here.so is her affect on him.i wonder where this is meant to go.strange that in the same episode that they introduce angelique they also give laura a shout out.it's sort of confusing.it's like who the heck is this "witch"?laura or angelique?
i love the outdoor location that vicki and maggie get coffee.does anyone know where that is in california?
My problem with the Woodard segment is that if he so desired to become a vampire then why would he risk it all by attacking the sheriff. He could easily have disposed of that tiny film.I daresay that Woodard didn't think there was any risk in attacking the sheriff. It never occurred to him that Julia would be able to save the day: she would have been his dessert. (Or maybe some after-dinner cheese; Julia isn't sweet enough to be dessert.) As for the film, yes, he could of disposed of it, but he didn't even need to, since it turned out not to be incriminating. Still, attacking the sheriff was not a good idea, and all I can figure is that he had spent the whole conversation hiding his insane craving for the sheriff's blood, and when he saw the blood about to walk out the door it just became too much for him.
I really enjoyed the scene with Victoria and Maggie. The setting was great and it looked like a gloomy New England day. Do you know where this was filmed Midnite??MB answered that in Reply ##3. I think the area should be part of any So. California DS tour. [hall2_grin] You'll be seeing other parts of it as well. And it's pronounced San Pee-dro, btw; the locals never say San Pay-dro.
I am sorry but I find this episode beyond intriguing with all the foreboding.
If this was the episode where...
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If this was the episode where a photographic negative of Angelique comes blowing out of the fireplace for unknown reasons, that was yet one more thing I really disliked. If I weren't already a DS fan, I probably would have turned off the TV with that scene and forgotten about ever watching the show again.
Wow, we get wham wham wham the introduction of Angelique, followed by, a mysterious conversation about Roger’s wife, David trying to kill his father Maggie being revealed as a psychic and then the revelation that David’s mother is a witch, and a powerful one at that. Was that Laura controlling David? Or was that Angelique? Is there a connection? I am intrigued and wondering if the series had continued, would we have seen Laura and would she have been played by Lysette Anthony?