When things don't add up or make sense on DS (which, as we all know, isn't a rare phenomenon, but that's one of the reasons why we love the show), I just settle it for myself in my mind.  The way I look at it, I take the origin of Angelique Bouchard the way Lara Parker chronicled it in her novel, and view Miranada Duval as a preincarnation of Angelique.  There, problem solved.

Gerard

Along with Lara Parker in her underwear, this is a real AMC bonanza today!  "The Hindenburg" also played with a 1991 DS revival alumnus, Roy Thinnes, who played Roger Collins and the Reverend Trask.

Gerard

Please make up your own mind without consideration of my opinion.   Thanks, Brian.

Well, I guess the seller is right about the free market.  Ironically, he'll find out that the free market won't tolerate prices that high and he'll have no choice but to lower them - IMMENSELY.

Gerard

Yes, that poor soul obviously has emotional/psychological problems.  It's how we treat people like him that marks the level of our civility.

It appears that TLATKLS - from the report - did handle the situation with class and calm (and David Selby must have done the same).  I imagine that, being celebrities, they are rather use to such encounters (whether from such individuals, or just from overly-excited fans - my best friend has a tendency to fall to pieces when he sees persons of fame and it can get rather embarrassing; don't ask me about the incident with the soap stars in a Ventura Boulevard restaurant) and know how to deal with them in a positive manner.  Undoubtedly, it comes with the territory.

Gerard

I remember it.  What shocked me was, even though I was just a kid, for some reason it stuck in my mind that Sharon Tate played one of the secretaries on "The Beverly Hillbillies".  Her name appeared in the credits and I recalled that.  So when the news came out that she had been murdered (along with the others), the first thing I thought was:  "She use to be on 'The Beverly Hillbillies'."

Gerard

Another solution is to have the listener get totally sauced to the point where he or she will not remember what has been told to him/her, or will have a distorted memory.  In that case, he would have the dream in which, instead of opening all those doors and finding terrible things, he would be walking around in front of everyone in his underwear.  (Don'tchya just HATE those dreams?)

Anyway, why not have the recipient, when he has the dream, just do what Stokes did?  Don't cooperate.  Leave those doors closed and taunt Angelique.  It worked for Stokes; he even got a kick out of it.

Gerard

Alexandra Moltke was a member of royalty, and an actual inheritress of the Danish crown (quite a few times removed).  Her family was well known in Europe; a passenger ocean liner, the "S.S. Moltke" was named after them.

Gerard

Like Ringo, ANY character performed by TLATKLS.  I even like her in her first (but short) incarnation as Maggie as performed by Eve Arden w/ blond wig.

Gerard