Maybe if the show went on long enough, it might have come full circle and Vicky eventually would have been transported back to 1966. 

I would wager that no other daytime TV show in 1969 featured a lady-of-the-evening as a character (though there were plenty of "saloon girls" in prime time westerns). And, speaking of prostitutes, doesn't this one violate the first order of the profession which is to never let on to a pillar-of-the-community-type john that you know who is and - worse yet - tell him you're going to run home and reveal his identity to your fellow streetwalkers?  She seems to have flunked Prostitution 101. And she pays dearly for it.

I never quite got why it takes so long for Chris' werewolf curse to kick in, since clearly the moon has been up for quite some time before he actually goes through the transformation.

It always strikes me as a bit odd - but in a good way - when a character in DS actually makes a reference to some mundane aspect of the real, non-supernatural world such as going to a movie. That set me off on speculating what movie Joe and Amy had just seen (provided it was a then-current film). Seeing as it's December 1968, my bet is on "Oliver!" or "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang." Guess we'll never know for sure.

i am actually have the same problem. it's weird

It's nice to know I'm not alone in this. Try the method I posted earlier to see if that works for you. Good luck.

That final scene was very oddly structured, with a handful of characters in a single room, all attending to their own bit of business at the same time: Nickolas fearing he will be punished for his failure to bring Eve to life; Barnabas chasing after Nickolas in an effort to finally rid themselves of him forever; Adam pouting in the corner because he knows he's going to be alone for the rest of his life; and Julia attending to Maggie's health and temporary amnesia. It seems very chaotic, yet there is an undeniable dynamism and energy to the scene that makes the whole thing work.

Poor Alexandra. The minute she leaves, suddenly her character is being let in on all the secrets at Collinwood that she's been left in the dark about all these years. Hardly seems fair.

And when did Barnabas suddenly become the protector and defender of Maggie, a woman he's more than once been willing to do away with if it meant his own well-being and safety (even in his post-vampire stage when Willie was holding her prisoner in the mausoleum)?

Am I missing something, but suddenly I don't see the link that used to exist on the front page to take the user to the archive pages.  Why is it no longer there and how do we now get to all the old threads, particularly the watching projects from the past?

Thanks for your help.

I'm confused about the book. Joshua wants to make sure future generations see a scrubbed version of the Collins' history (i.e., Barnabas going back to England instead of becoming a vampire), but isn't the book Vickie brought with her from the 1960s ALREADY a scrubbed account of that history? I mean, none of those untoward events were in the book anyway, were they?

Am I missing something here?

Time-traveling scenarios make my head hurt!