Nice job. They sure found a dead ringer for Dan Curtis, didn't they? 

Janet

Boris Karloff's Thriller.  It lasted, I believe, only one season and was one of the creepiest, most atmospheric anthologies ever aired.  It would alternate with one episode dealing with suspense, the other with the supernatural.  The Sci-Fi Channel use to broadcast the show (reruns, of course) but has not done so for years.

Yes! Thriller! That show aired in reruns here on a little independent station many moons ago. Many, many, many moons ago. A few years back Universal was charitable enough to release a few episodes which I had the brains to scoop up at the time. My favorite Thriller epoisode is "The Premature Burial". Very spooky. Seems to me Dan Curtis must have seen this very episode as Liz turns out to have a tomb constructed with a bell and a buzzer, believing that she would be burried alive. Hmmm...
Alfred Hitchcocl Presents is another favorite of mine that turns up from time to time on TVLand or the Hallmark Channel.

Janet

Mysterious Benefactor wrote:

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Shades of Victoria Winters...I don't understand!

Janet

How about the time that Barnabas came to check up on Willie at the hospital and he's standing in front of a Red Cross poster that says "Give Blood"? Har har har har!!!

Janet

I know this may be a weird thing to discuss, but I see the soaps now (dont watch any). Everytime I flip a channel and there is a soap, a male is shirtless or the female is in lingerie. I know Dark Shadows was a 60's show, but in the show's entire history did any of the main male/female characters ever expose skin?

Quentin showed quite a bit of chest one morning when he transformed from a werewolf to man again. From a short little brown-eyed wolfman to a long & lanky blue-eyed barechested hunk o man.

Janet

No kidding. This faux guy even has the same kind of folds in his neck that Frid had.

Janet

CyrusC said:

Most valubale to me personally is a 1968 cast photo, the one they are standing on the stairs in, signed by John Karlen, KLS, Nancy Barrett, Lara Parker, Jonathan Frid and Louis. (Bless his soul). I wouldn't part with it for anything, although I'd keep missing Robert Rodan at shows and wish i could get him to sign it as well.

Excellent! I did a drawing of the Blue Whale and had a bunch of the stars autograph it.

Janet

My most valuable items are probably the drawings of DS characters I've done and had the stars autograph.

Janet