A is for AUGUSTA, Maine, where Roger lived with his lovely wife, Laura, and their their own version of The Bad Seed, David.

Judy

This is the thing I've always wanted to know, maybe some of you can answer this for me. In the
1840 storyline, Quentin's son is Tad. But did'nt Gabriel and Edith have children, if they do, what
is their names?

I remember during 1969 when David and Amy entered the West Wing trying to find the ghost
of Quentin, Amy asked David who is the man in the painting. David said that is Thaddeus Collins
and he lived during the Civil War. Could Thaddeus be the son of Gabriel and Edith?

Thaddeus could also be the given name of "Tad." 

And speaking of the Civil War, isn't there a tombstone in the Eagle Hill Cemetery that shows a Collins who died in 1863?  A Civil War death?  I remember making a note of it (I love collecting bits and pieces of trivia for my fan fiction) but I can't remember if the tombstone said Thaddeus or not.  It's on my other computer which is apparently running in parallel time and I haven't been able to pinpoint when it phases into this time band to check my notes.

Judy

Bits of what you've written are actually what was planned for when the show returned to 1971 after 1841PT.

Really?  That whole Barn and Julia bit and going to Asia?  That was part of it?  I read a whole bit by one of the writers and I thought that was just his opinion of where the show should have gone, not necessarily DC's plan for where it would go.  But speaking of PT, I must admit, while I did like some bits of it, how weird is it that a show you've been watching for years suddenly goes, "meanwhile, in parallel time, this is happening..." You'd go, "Excuse me?"  I mean, I know we'd seen parallel time before, but at least the first time there was somebody from our time band there.  I remember watching the show the first time--anxiously waiting for them to get back to "our" characters and see what was happening, and they ENDED it in PARALLEL TIME!!!!  I felt so...betrayed.  Sort of like when Star Trek worked for YEARS setting up this whole universe, and then suddenly, it was "meanwhile, back several hundred years ago, this happened." When DS ended, I was like, "That's it!  I'm gonna have to have a little TALK with somebody..."

Judy

P.S.  Barn & Julia?  Really?    Too scary.  I'd have to watch the show like you watch monster movies--through your fingers.  Or better still, behind the couch. 

DC was brutal to work for.  But supposedly, it was Lela who came up with the "Barnabas realizes Angelique is his one true love" reek.

Yay, LELA!!!!   You GO, GIRL!!!  WOO HOO!!!!




Judy

Angelique Wins, it's great to see you posting again!

Welcome back AW!    Ever seen "The Creeping Terror"?  If a piece of carpet could be a character, so can an afhan....

Hey thanks, Midnite and Trask!  I don't know what happened.  Got lost in parallel time again I guess!  And no, I never saw Creeping Terror, but I DID see "Fire Maidens of Outer Space."  Does that count?

And hey, Lydia!  A seance?  Hm...That's an idea!  But...speaking of seances, doesn't it crack you up that ONE PERSON has to be the one to announce how it's done?  Like the rest of them are complete doofuses (or is that doofi?  Like cacti?) who couldn't remember what they didn last time.  "We must all place our hands on the table--fingers touching.  The circle must NOT be broken..."  I always want The Carter Family to appear in the background, singing "Will The Circle Be Unbroken."

Judy
 

   Yay!!!!!  Happy Birthday!!!!!!!!  Here's a DS Wave in honor of the day!!!   

Judy
 

Quote from: Brandon Collins on September 14, 2007, 04:41:28 AM

Maybe I'll just come by myself? Hmm.

Hey, I did that once when I failed to drum up interest.  It was actually kind of relaxing and I didn't have to consult with anyone as to what I wanted to do next, where to eat, etc.

EXACTLY!!!  I once went down to Anaheim for the sole purpose of meeting a friend at Disneyland and at the last minute, she cancelled, so I went by myself.  I was SOO easily to get along with!  Not to mention, I was VERY entertaining, too!

And, speaking of Disneyland, we're not going to be THAT far...I'm going to investigate getting a group rate and seeing who else wants to go!  (No, WAIT!!!  Don't go home MONDAY!!!!   )

Judy 

David Selby has some comments regarding the passing of Jane Wyman, whom he worked with on Falcon Crest,

Thanks for that notice.  I just checked out his site.  Very nicely said.  He's a class act, too.

Judy