She also wears flats.

Bizarrely, I always though her flats were cute.  Also if I recall correctly, she's taller than the other actresses (she towers over Nancy Barrett) so that may have had something to do with it as well.

The secret room happens to contain a mattress of some sort. Not sure where that came from. Vicki's on it, showing a lot of leg.

While I guess I can appreciate Alexandra Moltke's legs, I find it somewhat disturbing that we usually only get to see them when she is bound and imprisoned.  I can recall a scene [spoiler]when Adam has a KOed Vicki locked up in the west wing and her A-line dress is hiked up pretty darn high.  Hot.  And unsettling.[/spoiler]

I liked Vicki early on.  DS was a solid gothic drama and she was the reasonably likeable protagonist.  She was a part of storylines.  Whatever uniqueness her character had was actually utilized as part of the stories (as opposed to later when her history/personality stops being a factor and she's either in bait or love interest roles).  She had really nice hair.

When it comes to AM's departure, I was really just hoping for a decent send off (which I didn't exactly get- I found it tough to root for Vicki + Peter as a couple).  I mean, her character was really insufferable.  She didn't want to be there and *really* didn't want to do scenes with Roger Davis.  The only reasons I was sad to see her go were a) all the built up good-will and empathy I had for VIcki and b) AM was smokin' hot for most of 1968 (sorry).

All three networks still have Standards and Practices offices as do some of the major cable networks. There are still things that cannot be said, done, or shown on TV. Sometimes there are also legal liability issues as well.

"Standards and practices are a vital link in keeping good and funny ideas away from you, the television viewer."

or better yet:

"Hey, check it out... if you pause the DVD just right, you can almost see the bottom of Moltke's knees."
"Whoa.  Hot."

Honestly though, I can't imagine censorship constraints would've made a big difference in DS .  Granted, you never know, (Barbara Eden's bellybutton...  Unacceptable!) but they managed to get Satan, a number of violent deaths, and KLS's minis on there.  Throw in that a big chunk of the target audience was kids and I just start wondering what they really would've done differently given the chance.  "Modern Sensibilites" would've freed the writers up to possibly explore new themes and stories, but look at the revival.  We saw relatively few new elements that would've been "off-limits" in the 60s (mostly weird sexual energy and some gore) and they weren't enjoyed by a number of fans.

"Could you slow down?  I'm really struggling under all of this weight."

are we allowed any write ins?  otherwise i sense some snubs...

1. It shows up on the Forums' home page

2.  It means that someone has posted a new message within a Child Board.

I stand corrected.  Maybe it is the wave of the future.

either way, of course, you will not convince me it was a good idea as *I* (ya know, the viewer who matters  ) lost track of the show.

I'm sortof hoping that hell will freeze over and dr. hoffman will be a babe.