Since Chris and Carolyn each declared their love, I pose the question: had Carolyn "put out" for our wolf-boy previously? Are we led to infer they "did the deed" on a non-full-moonlit night? Would Chris' sexual prowess be influenced or enhanced by his alter ego? If those cottage walls could talk..

Ahhhhhh, I can die now.
Heather, these are the utmost! I'm in Briscoe/Grayson heaven - and I actually watched a few of these episodes last night, in honor of Grayson Hall's birthday.
Cool, cool, cool - and now I see why the Briscoe tongue has developed its own cult following.
Sandor very satisfied. Thank you. 

Naturally, Nancy Barrett enjoyed her scenes in today's episode, what with the fabulous Briscoe tongue making its long-awaited reappearance. Has anyone asked Ms. Barrett at the conventions if Don Briscoe was the best kisser of her male co-stars?
But in the context of the story, poor Chris & Carolyn: so hot as a couple, yet so doomed to never be.

I always felt one of the more suspenseful yet important elements of the show was Barnabas continuously having to hide his supernatural "secret" from Elizabeth. I'm proposing an unexplored subtext, but here goes:
Barnabas blamed himself for his mother's suicide (upon her discovery of his nocturnal hang-up in 1795), so perhaps in seeing Elizabeth's resemblance to Naomi, he subconsciously thought "Well, now it's 1967, and while she's not my mother, she's a dead ringer, and I vow not to repeat the same guilt, shame and tragedy with her - if I can avoid exposure in this century."
If the writers had allowed Elizabeth in on the secret of Barnabas, as they had Julia Hoffman, certainly Joan Bennett would have risen to the challenge. But then the ever-present dread of "Oh, wow, don't let Barnabas' entire family turn against him AGAIN when they learn the (gulp) truth" would have been compromised.
The premise as played out allowed us to fear for Liz (premature burial, werewolf attacks, possession by Leviathans), while still cheering for Barnabas to be loved and accepted by the family that let him down centuries before.
 

Would love to be a fly on the wall of that cottage's back room.

MB, you made my day!
It inspired me to drag out my old issue of 16 MAGAZINE from October 1969 - featuring the article "Don Briscoe Invites You: 'Come To My Pad'" - where he is seen with open shirt, reading a book entitled "Love's Body" as he poses on the floor of his tenement flat. Classic!

Hi, MB-
Any chance the upcoming conversion to the new system will allow forum members using "Opera" for their internet browser full access to the site? I had to drop MS Internet Explorer as my computer got viciously hijacked every time I logged into the Net. Now with "Opera," I can back into the Forum (after being told I'm entering it illegally), but am denied view of the Home Page Collages and other posts for "security reasons." Thanks for any advice or reassurance.