Sounds like you had a hard time, I'm glad you're happy now. Welcome back! I'm happy today too, it's 54 degrees in Las Vegas, and the first time I haven't had to use central air and ceiling fans since late March. I'm loving it!  

I think I was too busy noticing Amy's green dress and the green matching shoes.  

All this talk about Edward Marshall sounding like Craig Slocum has me confused

I don't think he did. He didn't have Craig's sweet voice!  

Cheryl how do you know Harry was  Noah?

I took it for granted that he was, since a lot of characters on Dark Shadows died and came back as someone else. I thought it was reincarnation. I don't believe in that, but I thought that's what happened on the show. There were also background similarities between Noah and Harry. Both had been in prison, and both were looking for ways to make a dishonest dollar.

 A fleabag wig on a skull?

I'm glad it was removed. I doubt that skulls really have hair, wouldn't that come off with the skin in decomposing? Don't care to find out!

Harry Johnson was the reincarnation of Noah Gifford (1795). He had to deal with weirdness the minute the door was opened for him at Collinwood, Vicki screamed then started telling Mrs. Stoddard right then and there about when she went back into the past and shot him. Not exactly a sane conversation! Then he had to deal with Monster Man Adam, created from parts from the dead, and become a servant for him, and the weird Collins family. He also had to deal with a warlock, who used supernatural powers on him. He found Barnabas lying in the woods, after being attacked by vampire Angelique. Enough strange things went on in his short visit. I think he did a great job in handling them all. He witnessed the children at Collinwood making contact with the ghost of Quentin on an old disconnected telephone. This is where something is missing with the character of Harry Johnson. Today we saw Harry and Mrs. Johnson at the cottage, cleaning. Harry had just recently heard Amy on the phone with Quentin. Wouldn't it have made sense for Harry to be confronted by Quentin? Anyway, there's my good word put in for Harry Johnson!

I think that in this scenario, it can only be the original Harry Johnson, Mr. Craig Slocum.

Bob the Bartender, who, like the late, great Jim Morrison, says: "Show me the way to th next whiskey bar!"

Craig Slocum was the best looking, best actor, best dressed, best hair, I knew it had to be him!

Bob, "The Alabama Whisky Song" by The Doors, was one of my favorite songs in my teenage wasteland years. At least I lived to tell about it.