I've yet to be disappointed by any of the CDs. Blood Dance arrived today, and of course; I dropped everything and listened! As usual it did not disappoint. It was great to hear Lisa Richards again.

I thought Echos of Insanity was horrible. Every track was redundant. Willie goes on and on about his past with Jason and sounds like a raving lunatic. And how is it that every bar in Singapore is equipped with Blue Whale jukebox music? Very sloppy, folks. Research, people.
A pal of mine wrote a grand story of Willie's early involvement with Jason. It is nothing short of brilliant. I love that the folks who make these CD's have gone to tremendous efforts to bring together the actors from the original show, but the writing stinks. Please look at what the fans are writing. There's a lot out there that is quite nicely done and true to our characters.

Fill in the blank:

Lamp: Psst! Hey, Candle, when those jokers begin the seance tonight, why don't you _____?
Chair: That's evil!

i've skipped the audiodramas after the first one. the stories didn't captivate me after the novelty of hearing those "iconic' voices together again wore off.

but frid and karlen together again is a real temptation. i'll pick this up.

I agree completely. I don't care much for the stories, but Frid and Karlen together will be a treat.

One would tend to think that with all the influence and power that Quentin has, he would be able to rid Collinwood of Bruno quite easily.

That Gladstone guy - pedophile, slimy detective, sleeps in his clothes, raincoat - no pants underneath...he smells...he just gives me the creeps.

Bruno has gone off the deep end here. You've been twisting your hair curlers too tight, babe.
A lot of houses in New England have low thresholds. Bruno's hair would not survive.

I got it! Gladstone reminds me of Sidney Toler - the drunken actor that portrayed Monogram's Charlie Chan!

Well, it looks like they finally got a couch long enough to support Long & Lanky.

What was with the frosted glass that Cyrus drank from? Did they not have any money for dry ice or something?

LOL!!!

B: "Remember when I banged on the door and screamed 'Let me in!!!'?  Well, LET ME OUT!!!   The only good thing about Parallel Time is that I'm finally getting some much-needed rest!"

What a difference in Chris Pennock. Love his Cyrus, who BTW needs to find himself a copy of RLS's Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde.

"I saw Angelique walking down the street." ... singin', doo wah ditty ditty dum ditty doo...

I wonder how Chris and Cyrus came to be pals? School? Brief encounters at the Blue Whale?

Quentin's gold shirt and blue jacket - no. Gold shirt should go with horrendous orange plaid coat.

You know, Quentin should have called a family/servant meeting to announce the arrival of Alexis instead of everyone being shocked by her presence.

"Geooorge...tell me about the rabbits...

I like Quentin better when he used to channel his anger to lovemaking. But that's just me.

One of the things that I really like about the Quentin aspect of this storyline is that right from the outset it's established that Quentin is a damaged and pained man - and it soon becomes apparent that his oftentimes bizarre and even cruel behavior is because of that pain. But the intriguing thing is that we're not quite sure from where/what his pain stems. There are some assumptions one can make along the way. But will they stand up? Only time will tell...

[spoiler]He's playing Maxim de Winter. A pained and damaged man. Why? Because of his nasty ass wife. I am still trying to figure out who is playing George Sander's part. Probably nobody. But that's beside the point.
This storyline is pure thievery from Rebecca. As I've stated earlier, Selby does a stellar job playing de Winter. His anguish, crabbiness, his time of the month sensibility stems from his pure hatred of his wife's philandering nature right in front of his face. This much is intimated every time a man speaks of Angelique.
I must admit that it's painful to watch these DS episodes purely because of the outright thievery of one of Hitchcock's best pictures. I simply don't know how much more I can stand. Sorry, folks, but there it is. The best part of this whole thing is Grayson Hall's portrayal of "Danny".[/spoiler]

Sam Evans and Will Loomis whooping it up at Collinwood? It isn’t a parallel world. It’s a paradoxical world.

So which is worse, tannic acid or booze?