It hasn't been that long since these episodes last aired and I did watch them. It isn't happening at all like I thought I remembered! I didn't remember Angelique trying to save Barney's life or trying to reverse the curse. The girl does have a quick temper, one little shot to the torso and she curses him forever! Ah well, the course of love never did run smooth....

One thing I can't help but notice is that for all Barney's talk about being better off with a stake in his heart, he never really means it. I always wondered, when he was chained in his coffin-would he have been awake and conscious each night? Now, that might explain his bad mood when Willie first freed him!

One good thing about senility, the show is always new and fresh to me! How you others can keep track of each detail is beyond me.  ?!?

I haven't watched Wed's ep yet, this comment is on Tuesday's. Watching Barney with Angie was excruciating in its possibilities. IF he hadn't been so unbending and IF she wasn't so obsessed, they were so close to having been able to make it as a couple!

Think of it, she had hurt him and Sarah, but neither was permanently harmed, yet.  I think I can say that nothing was done at that time that couldn't be forgiven. Josette and Jeremiah? All's fair in love and war. I could almost see Barney making a deal that she give up her witchcraft and stop making trouble, in exchange for his real love.  And then the Collins family could have lived happily ever after, probably even in parallel universes!

OK, I admit finding out that your wife had sabotaged your own true love and marriage, injured you and your young sister, as well as maliciously casting the blame on an innocent person would have to be disheartening at best. Trusting her in the future would be a little, hmmm, tentative? (Ya think?) And we all know that Ang would never really give up her jealousy and powers of darkness, and that what she calls love isn't.

But still, it coulda been a contender!

Well, I think that Barney could have handled most things rather well just by standing back, watching, letting others take the lead, and most of all, by acting cool. A lesson Vicky would have been better off to learn!

I have often thought that there is a reason why women are not as prevalent in time travel fiction. It would be much, ahem, easier for a man to deal with the past, the lack of facilities and certain products.

I can testify to one thing though, having endured Kansas City's infamous ice storm and lack of power. Not having electricity changes EVERYTHING. There is absolutely no reason to stay up late. Life is so boring that you want to go to bed with the chickens.

Such a handsome laddie....Congrats and God bless your family.

OK, here is my "favorite", Angelique Stokes Collins from PT. She...

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... killed her own twin, and I can't even remember what all else. Icky girl.

I have to second (or third) on Gregory Trask, a thoroughly despicable human being. I agree that Rev. Trask seemed to believe he was doing good for the Almighty, as he would say.

I don't think it has been mentioned that Quentin  got off to a start as a pretty creepy guy, and he did very well in that role. I certainly appreciate him more in the romantic lead that he became though. Gerard was a great villain in my book, and he never really improved, though he was almost likeable for a day or two.

I'll just try to wait patiently. And may I nicely say how creepy your pic is?

Oh, I just have to say Angelique. She just burst onto the show and made it her own from the start. She is such an unusual character, really in all of her evolutions and especially in the Dan Curtis world of boring fems. That combined with the extraordinary looks of Lara Parker, makes her someone you could never forget!