Jeremy and Carrie really are sweet together, aren't they. Maybe Jeremy, with his sunny good nature, takes after his (apparently long-dead) mother.

It's always a pleasure to hear Joan Bennett say almost anything, whether with a French "n" or not. Michelle Pfeiffer will have a tough act to follow.

The funniest part is that all the time, when Trask catches Quentin kneeling over Mildred's body, the cell door is open and Quentin apparently doesn't even think of escaping! Later on, we get yet another handsome shadow profile of him.

The wedding scene--all those candles, all that white satin and lace--is sooo romantic. Too bad Daphne is marrying the wrong guy.

I thought it was very touching when Desmond kissed Daphne's hand. Aw......

I suspect Gerard was so sure of himself--and so sure that Angelique didn't suspect him--that he felt perfectly confident about walking into the room. It would be consistent with his arrogance.

Samantha failed to notice not only the rumpled afghan but also that the door she had left open behind her was closed when she returned.

Poor Daniel. When he came to Colinwood back in 1796 he was spirited and adventurous. The change in him, so well portrayed by Louis Edmonds, was so sad to see.

Maybe because he's only a cousin of some sort--perhaps Flora married a cousin of Daniel's and that's why Demond called him "Uncle Daniel"--anyway, I'm sure the family has made Desmond feel like a poor relation and his opinion not worth considering. He certainly doesn't have any authority to back him up against Samantha and Gabriel.

Edith has certainly taken the gloves off--and lots more too for Gerard. 

True, but Quentin is so charmingly disheveled! 

I hope so too. I have to admit I cringed and abandoned all hope when I heard it was going to be a Tim Burton oeuvre, but I'm inclined to be ever so slightly hopeful now that Michelle Pfeiffer may play Elizabeth.

Unless you're standing next to a dock.

And then you might just fall into the water and drown instead. 

Another great fight scene with Quentin and Samantha.

Trask is so sure of himself that he offers Samantha tea in her own home. And yes, after she refused to let him speak at Roxanne's funeral. But then again, she's lost both her sibs in such a short time--maybe even only a few days--so she's bound to be completely stressed out.

Poor Quentin doesn't seem even the least bit surprised when he's arrested. For someone whom Daphne's ghost (in 1970) described as having a "will of iron," he sure isn't putting up much of a fight, is he?