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The cruise isn't until October.  There has been more reporting about the San Diego thing because it is coming right up now.

I would presume, pace the cruise, that they would need to have a minimum number of bookings in place by x date to make it feasible.  If they fail to garner that minimum, presumably we just won't hear anymore about the cruise.  (I don't know any of this for a fact--it is speculation on my part.)

Best, G.

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I am very intrigued by David Selby's new stage show. Wonder if he'll be performing it elsewhere? I would love to see it.

Looking forward to reports, if anybody who posts here is actually attending.  The logistics make my head hurt.

G.

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LOL.  Just imagine if Liz had shown up to join Vampilique and Eve's party wearing the "infamous roll-neck chartreuse horror" we all love and adore...

Trippy!

G.

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Happy Birthday Doctor, and K-9 too!

G.

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Hey Patti, I'm fine.  We had to work today so I was in Cambridge, and I live in Medford, so all the chaos is happening miles away from me.

My prayers go out to the injured and their families.

And I pray for PEACE and HEALING.

hugs, Steve

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in related news, I read somewhere that the issue of Video Watchdog with the lengthy "round table" featured dedicated to Dark Shadows won some type of award--best theme issue of a magazine perhaps?

It's nice to see the series so well represented!

G.

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Current Talk '13 I / Re: I Have Tilted in an Anti-Bradford Direction
« on: April 15, 2013, 03:41:24 PM »
I personally thought Dirk was the best RD characterization.  I always found Peter/Jeff a crashing bore.  CDT just pisses and moans endlessly, and then, there's Ned Stuart.  UGH.

One of my favorite moments in all DS is in hoDS, [spoiler]when Jeff is trying to talk Maggie out of her Josette-trance and Willie, after letting him natter on for a moment or so, conks him out with something large blunt object.[/spoiler]

G.

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Current Talk '13 I / Re: April 2... the Widows Wail Again
« on: April 09, 2013, 08:10:59 PM »
Gerard, I would always get so excited whenever I would hear a cue from DS on another program, after the show went off the air.  I don't remember the music from Night Stalker so much, but I do remember the string of productions DC did for that ABC late night slot that were dramatic adaptations of Dorian Gray, Frankenstein, and others.  They all had the old DS cues which he recycled for the score.  Even when DS was still on, he did the same thing for Dead of Night/Darkness at Blaisedon (a personal favorite in my home).

The strangest instance of this was at some point in, I think, the early 1990s, all of a sudden DS cues were being played during some Saturday Night Live skits.  I didn't watch often enough to be able to report how frequently this happened, but the one or two times I experienced it, it was a very strange thing to see and hear on the TV.

G.

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Current Talk '13 I / Re: April 2... the Widows Wail Again
« on: April 09, 2013, 03:50:11 PM »
I lived in a town where what I believe to have been the first relay of syndication started in early 1976.  What was odd about that was they began with the episode where Willie releases Barnabas from his coffin, in 1967.  I had never seen those episodes since I did not begin watching till June of 1968.  It wasn't until the videotapes came out in the 1990s that I was finally able to see again more than just one or two of the 1968 episodes, and see my personal first episode of the show again.

G.

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Happy Happy Birthday!  Another joyous day of fun, frolicking, celebration... and tapioca!  May it all be super-mega-fantabulosa!

cheers, Gothick

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Hi Philippe,

[spoiler]No, it was a trap set by Nathan and the Craig Slocum character--for some reason I can't remember his name--a plot to further unhinge Millicent, AND expose Barnabas as the Collinsport Strangler--at least, that is how I remember it... it has been a very long time since I saw this particular episode...[/spoiler]

G.

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Yes, there's an incredibly vivid photo of Barbara from the torture sequence in Black Sunday in full color.  It is a shot that has supposedly never been published before.

I was able to see an online preview of the issue and thought there were some interesting bits in it.

Best,  G.

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Thanks, Midnite!  I'm sure I only ever saw that episode once, and it was well over ten years ago.

Love Charlotte's costume, and her cute cap.  Too bad she didn't show up again in later episodes.  I would have loved a little servants' gossip at Collinwood...

G.

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Angelique's coffin was originally in a secluded basement room of the House by the Sea.  Towards the end of her time in that particular storyline, she moved her coffin AND stole the magic mirror to another location.  I was never sure exactly where it was, but Barnabas took Julia there after Nicholas's disappearance and that was when they found the shattered mirror.

G.

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Totally groovy!

G.

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