Very much so, I don't believe this as well as many other special effects were made on any other soap during this time... this is what sets DS very far apart.

What imaginations!!


 Sarah's

A Belated Birthday wish for you Cassandra...
May all your birthday wishes come true.

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Her sat for the portrait ?

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   Now that would be quite something to behold...
     There was no doubt the year was in error, also isn't that  signiture a bit big! I know it was never there before.
     The proper year should have been 1795 what were they thinking   

   Sarah's 

As i watch Ds everyday , something came to
mind i wonder why The Q-man was never
a victim to getting attacked by a vampire???
Perhaps and i know that the man is so
SEXY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Maybe the writers
figured they didn't want any marks on that
goregous luscious man's neck!!!!!!!!!!!!!
               Love Anne

  I believe the werewolf curse ends with the death of the one who is cursed with it, so if Quentin were to have been attacked by a vampire he would be changing one curse for another. 

 Since Quentin has his portrait, it will draw the curse into itself...  thus his painted self would not grow fur, claws and fangs, instead his features would change to a happy vampy smile along with lighter shade of pale...

   Sarah

Wonderful to see you among this fantastic group once again... 
 Welcome Back!


    Sarah

Dear Patti,

That was yours truly, Bob the Bartender, who commented on Halle Berry's shameless "kvelling" during her introduction of the wonderful and lovely Diahnn Carroll.  (The award wasn't about you, Ms. Berry, it was intended to honor Ms. Carroll.)

Did you notice that Academy Award winner Kathy Bates and Academy Award winner Mira Sorvino were so low-keyed in their gracious introductions for, respectively, Rob Reiner and Sally Struthers of "All in the Family," and William Shatner and the cast of "Star Trek"? (No crowing from either Ms. Bates or Ms. Sorvino about their own Academy Awards.)

Similarly, Emmy Award winner Ted Danson was also very gracious and understated in his introduction of Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore and company, of "The Dick Van Dyke Show."  Ms. Bates, Ms. Sorvino and Mr. Danson quickly stepped aside as all of the actors to be honored came up on the stage.  (No ego at all, from these three extremely talented actors.)

Unfortunately, Ms. Berry stood right up there with Ms. Carroll, soaking up the applause and admiration intended only for this greatly respected, groundbreaking television actress.

You know, Dark Shadows' only actor to appear on the awards program was the venerable Conrad Bain (the beloved Mr. Wells, night manager/desk clerk of the Collinsport Inn).  Mr. Bain presented an award with his co-stars from "Different Stokes," Todd Bridges and Mr. Gary Coleman.  The three actors did a bit where they faked throwing three cream pies at one another.  I tell you, I almost wished one of those men had tossed a pie at Ms. Halle Berry, to get her off the stage during Diahnn Carroll's moment of honor!

Bob the Bartender, aspiring grumpy old man.

Oh my, I missed the awards ceremony, although I am not sorry I missed Ms. Berry's rude behavior, I suppose someone failed to mention to her the evenings festivities were not about her. 

  Sarah.

Whishing you well Annie... May all go well, and your recovery be swift.

     Sarah