You all know who I want, just look at my avatar. Harry Johnson was also a chauffeur. He could be very useful and fun! Once here in Las Vegas when I was out walking at night, a luxurious white stretch limousine pulled over and the driver asked me if I wanted to get in. He said he was on break and was heading to the airport to park over there. I thanked him and said no. I didn't know who the man was, limo or not. If only that had been Harry Johnson, lol!

Birdie, I know what you mean about all those stuffed animals. My daughter has a huge collection too.

Yes it did unfortunately, in 1969. It was on the same property as the Lyndhurst Mansion in Tarrytown, NY. Last time I was there, I at least wanted to see where it had stood, but didn't have enough time to go over there. Maybe next time!

I'm sure glad I saw this edition of Sightings. This is a must see for all Dark Shadows fans! Buzz's elucidations however, didn't provide much clarification about the eerie goings on at Collinwood. Star witness Harry Johnson, who lives at Collinwood, made everything clear when he explained in depth and great detail about his first hand occult experiences around Collinwood and the Old House mansions, involving a witch, warlock, vampire, and children communicating with a deadly spirit named Quentin. Harry also presented a photo snapped by David Collins at Collinwood, to validate claims of time travel involving a former governess, during her stay at Collinwood, which came about during a seance one night. The extra feature with ghost hunter Peter James, was excellent! He was successful in communicating with the spirit of the good witch, Bathia Mapes, who made an appearance long enough to further validate the truth about the "Collins Curse" and how she met her fiery demise. She spoke of the Old House and referred to it as 'the house of the curse.' confirming that this is where the legend began in 1795, and gave historical verification about the entire situation, which has now been proven to be accurate and true.

I think Lieutenant Nathan Forbes earned a spot on the show when he resigned from the navy, thinking that Millicent Collins was going to support him.

I don't remember the character's name, played by Roger Davis. Barnabas says to him, "Tell them that you saw no one here." Roger Davis says, "Oh that's fine, what am I gonna tell em?" Barnabas says, "That you saw no one here!"

I'm surprised nobody mentioned this since it was just shown very recently. Noah Gifford wore gloves when he was disguised as the Collinsport strangler.

Hi Robin,

I just have to comment on your remark, "Noah looks like a goofy elf in that hat." My Mom called me a few minutes ago on the phone and I told her about it. My Mom and I had a good laugh! She mentioned that he was 5'11", a little too tall to be an elf. She doesn't have a PC, so she is looking forward to reading all this stuff when she comes for a visit for my birthday and Mother's day next month. That "hat" is called a beanie, they were very popular with the gang members when my brothers and I were in school. They wore them too. So I think Noah's "hat" was cool! I am enjoying these current episodes. Lately we have seen some of the best in the 1795 Flashback. Nice pics here too!