Maggie: I've got this pain in my neck right here.  Do you want to fix it?

Wolf Man:  * scratches head *

If the thread is on page 2 can we repost the picture from page 1,
so we don't have to go back and see the page one before seeing page 2?

Barnabas:  Julia I really don't care how amazing Tide Coldwater is.

Julia:  But, Barnabas it might be able to get out those nasty bloodstains.

Barnabas: You knew the conditions before I locked you in here Chris.

Chris: I remember something about it but I wasn't sure you meant it...

Chris and Barnabas arguing over the break it buy it part of their agreement...

lol, Barnabas the Ferengi or maybe he's Thief from 8-bit theatre (online comic). 

We can debate the causes and intent of DS semi-campiness, but I bet we can all agree that it was never intended to (and didn't) reach the level of Campiness that "Batman In Color".  That was intentionally campy with plots that were almost always a bit goofy in some form.

Un-intentional camp and quaint-ness sometimes relates to the age of the show.  For example:
Several 80's shows look and sound campy now, because of there age and the change in writing and directing standards and practices.
Then again some 80's shows just weren't well written to begin with. 

Barnabas found Julia's rendition of Oklahoma less than stirring.  

Barnabas: Your hair smells like mint today.

Julia: Yeah, I gargled to day.

Barnabas: