I think it's funny that here is Vickie, living in a mansion with several dozen unoccupied bedrooms, and she asks poor Maggie and Sam, living in that cramped little cottage, to put up this total stranger for her!

And talk about funny..I must admit I laughed out loud when I saw Dr. Lang getting ready to decapitate poor Jeff with a teeny tiny little scalpel!  How long do you think it would take for him to do the job with that (with no bucket or anything to catch the streams of blood that would surely result from such an operation.  Hasn't Lang ever heard of the jugular vein)?

And btw, did Julia ever fully explain her ruse of hiding her identity as a doctor to the Collins family?

I'm not a huge fan of the Leviathon story (though I don't dislike it to the extent that some do); however, I genuinely like the Carolyn/Jeb relationship because I think it is the one relationship in the history of DS that brings with it some genuine sexual tension.  They actually seem to be attracted to one another physically and not just romantically.

I see your point, but vampires have always been associated with fantastical bogeymen down through the ages, so after discovering that one such bogeyman exists, it shoudn't be such a leap of faith to realize that another does as well.

It seems to take an awfully long time for the two of them to drive to the same spot, Eagle Hill Cemetary, that people seem to walk to in no time flat.   

Has poor Burke, still apparently missing in the Amazon jungle, been completely forgotten by everyone at this point?   Vicki not only never asks about him (like have they found the body) when she gets back, but is already ranting on about some other guy name Peter Bradford whom she now claims to love.   

One also has to realize that Barnabas has no emotional connection with anyone when he is released in 1967 (even though everyone he meets apparently looks exactly like someone from his earlier life).  Hence, his more "evil" nature in that year is more understandable. 

Speaking of bloopers, Joan says she is going to David's room rather than Daniel's.

That Ben sure must have been some servant!  Imagine singlehandedly lugging a heavy coffin all the way up the stairs to the tower in the middle of the night without being noticed.

And what's with that light in the tower that every person at Collinwood seems to have seen the night before?  Joshua doesn't have much experience with keeping secrets apparently.

Barnabas seems to me to be taking quite a lot of chances living in the old house.  Certainly, someone is bound to see the candlelight coming from the windows eventually, and wouldn't Joshua make periodic visits to it, seeing as it is still an important piece of property on his estate?