i was lured to it cause i had heard about a vampire on the show, and as  i watched, i roared at the bloopers, and then got to following the plot line, and i was officially hooked. and as i read about the primitive production facilities, they did a very good job....most of the time. i find the storylines, along with outrageous bloopers, too hard to resist..i am one who is critical of the show, loving to point out bloopers and such, but i wouldnt change one thing about it.

most of us remember the blooper of the ghost of sarah collins, as she meets david in the woods, and is dragging around a bush with her butt... well, barny tries his best at it too...thing that gets me though, its the opening scene of the second episode, which they were replaying from the tail end of the first episode, and that episode went ok, and given ds track record, getting something right 2 times in a row is a stretch.......(also, thanks to all for the birthday wishes, and to midnight, for keeping up with all of them and posting them)

And who can forget Jeremiah Collins and the way they had him lying there at the old house for days on end all wrapped up to look like the "Mummy!"

yes, i find that very interesting, looked to me he got shot in the chest, yet they had his head totally wrapped up, he has that infamous "dangling eyeball"...i am sure that he was covered so dc wouldnt have to pay the actor a full wage, heck, may have been dc himself ...and for further humiliation, the voice of jeremiah was none other than dr. eric lang!!!!

liz   i bury the living....(old horror movie with richard boone)  nightmare on elm street.

david   benny hill

willie    solid gold

adam    outer limits

julia     valley of the dolls

barnabas    whats my line

**slight blooper alert**  on mondays first episode, as vicki and liz are in the drawing room talking, liz utters the words "dicifulties and differences"  well, vicki turns away smiling, and almost laughs, but corrects the line and does a good job of recovering.  

Hi Afan, Welcome to the board!!  
My sister also lives in Georgia (Douglasville) and loves it there.  As for me,  Im a true New Yorker.    It's nice having you here.

Welcome CD Tate,  it's nice having you here too!

dang, there is a georgia gang here, i live in west georgia, not far from douglasville.

This probably doesn't qualify as a "selfless" moment, but by far I think Barnabas' best moment was the time he first told the story of Josette to Vicki and Carolyn during the thunderstorm (early B/W episode). He had this enormously long monologue and never missed a beat; the emotion was so real, the atmosphere so haunting, it was a very genuine moment.

i think that may have been the barnsters best moment on the show, it was a very good performence.
Another incident that stands out in my mind was during the seance when Sarah began to speak through Vicki and he tried to stop it - but he had to catch himself because he started to say "This is cruel . . . " then quickly glanced around to see if anyone caught on. The response here was also very genuine.

Just a couple of my favorite Barnabas moments.