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Calendar Events / Announcements '09 I / Re: Julia's Medallion
« on: May 18, 2009, 04:16:26 PM »
LOL, Lydia

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0755
« on: May 18, 2009, 04:15:46 PM »
This will help me a lot with my posts. Thanks for the tip, Midnite. [thumb]

You're welcome.  But the shortened code wasn't meant as a replacement for all quote links.  The purpose of the quote link is to make it easy for the reader to read the quoted passage in its full context, which is key if the quote is part of a bigger discussion.  Without a link, this can be more difficult if the original post isn't directly above the response, or if the member you're quoting has more than one post in the same topic, and even moreso if the quotations are on a different page from their source posts (such your post in the discussion for #756).

So while the shortened code is better than no attribution at all, quote links are still preferred most of the time.  I apologize if my suggestion was misleading.

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Games / Re: The Dark Shadows Alphabet Game
« on: May 17, 2009, 03:12:39 PM »
In case it helps: (But you'll have to read the topic to see explanations, and they're well worth it! [thumb])

Note: doctor, extremely, fancy, ghost, lovely, glorious, quite, quotable, dastardly, fatal, grotesque, young, uncertain and untimely have already been used.  This list seemingly covers You quotes beginning with: You always..., You gotta/You've got to/You have got to/You should..., You have to/You must..., You don't/You do..., You'll be/You will be... & You are/You're...  In addition, the prefixes XANTHO, XENO, and XERO will no longer be accepted.

We now ask that foreign words be specifically from the show as seen in the US.


Angelique, Alexis Stokes, asphyxiation (when buried alive), Adam, afghan, amulet, Alexandra Moltke, Aristede, Andre du Pres, ABC Network, Alexandria, Antique Shop, Alex Stevens, Abigail Collins, Audrey, Anthony George, Humbert Allen Astredo, Amy Jennings, alibi, aid, Andreas (juror), Amanda Harris, answers, Alexander, addled, actor/actress, ad nauseum (tape recorder), ankh, Alice Drummond, aging, [DS] Almanac, adulterer, Mark Allen, author (WH Loomis), allies, Amanda Collins, Amadeus Collins, Abraham Howell, adroit, America, Camila Ashland, anachronism, artist colony, April 2, 1971, anxiety, admiration (Vicki), alias, Almighty, ankle, apt pupil, alluring tales, artist, atmospheric conditions, alienate, angelic, Abigail Tolliver, Anita Bolster, avarice, alarm (bell), Angus Cairns, aunt, apples, ascot, aerial, astute, awkward, arsonist, Atlantic Ocean, All My Children, Amos [Fitch, Ross, Stokes], The A-Team, apparition, [Nicholas'] army, Augusta, abandoned, auction, The Art of Breaking Glass, analphabetic, Australia, address

Barnabas, Ben Stokes, bats, Betty Hanscombe, Blue Whale, Buffie Harrington, Belem, bleeder valve, Brewster's, Bramwell, Bruno, brooch (Liz/Barn), beheading, (Pansy's) boa, blocking, bricks, Joan Bennett, B&W, blue screen, bloopers, Bozo (David's room), Burke Devlin, Bob the bartender, Angelique Bouchard, Barbados, Brutus Collins, blue candles, Bangor, bad boys, brandy, basement, boring, ball, Betsy Durkin, ballistic, Mr. Best, bangs, boom (microphone), Bill Malloy, Brian Sturdivant, buffoonery, budget, braggart, blood, bajoor, Boston, bride, budget/bobble (heads), beach, Stuart Bronson, bloodless, Briscoe's birthday, bigot, broomstick, "Because I choose to do so!", boiling, blindness, Henry Baker, "Bonjour", brakes, beer, backwater, blackmail, Black Pearl, bellboy, John Baragrey, Bonanza, bandage/Band-Aid, bicycle/bike, bamboozle, The Beatles, blue eyes, Benjamin Collins, Buzz, begone, Vincent Bugliosi, bones, Barbara Blackburn, Brazil, Burnham-by-the-Sea

Collinwood, Carrie Stokes, crap (in Tim's pants), Cyrus, Collins Cannery, Charity Trask, Carolyn, cross, chains, Cassandra, Constable Carter, Cavada Humphrey, clueless Vicki, cane, Chris Jennings, Christopher Pennock, Carlotta (NoDS), Craig Slocum, cliffhanger, closet, caretaker's cottage, cruel, crystal ball, coffins, Chavez (Beth), Charles Collins, clairvoyant, cat, calf, Constance Collins, crystal's center, curls, chandelier, Christine Domaniecki, chicken leg, cold (David), candelabra, Carl Collins, crazy, Christopher Bernau, camera, Cadogan Square, Catherine Harridge, chroma key, candlelight, Charles Dawson, convoluted, canopy bed, Joe Caldwell, Claude North, charm, color, curiosity, culprit, crochet, Clarice Blackburn, crooks/crooked, cryptic, coffee shop, choking/chokes, Coswell, carousel, coddled, chimes, Central Venous Pressure/CVP, [Tate's] Creation, Mrs. Curry, Carey Mansion, Colin Hamilton, Cagney and Lacey, construction, The Californians, corpse, chauffeured cars, Casino Royale, cliffs, claret cup, contemptuous, coffee, crayons

Dark Shadows, Diablos/Diabolos, Dameon Edwards, Dorcas Trilling, dead, drawing room, dream curse, Don Briscoe, Donna Friedlander, Dan Curtis, doppelganger, Dancing Lady, Dirk Wilkins, dead head (Judah's)/Desmond Collins, David Collins, doors, descendant, David Henesy, dog, Daniel Collins, Donna Wandrey, David Ford, David Selby, Dennis Patrick, diaphanous, ditzy (Millicent), dead ringer, Sheriff Davenport, Death, dickhead (Ned), destroy, drunkard, dorky the toy clown, duels, dawn, "divine" (antique shop), "dear sister", Denise Nickerson, Daphne Harridge, Dick Smith, diner, drugging drinks, dollhouse, Donna McKechnie, diamonds, dartboard, "dumb," Dartmoor, Diana Millay, disinherited, dastardly bastards, divorce, docks, devil's mark, dilapidated, diaries, dominate, doomed, doctor, Darren Gross, Diana Davila, dirt, desk, doll, discombobulated, disuse, diagnosis, The Dating Game, doughnuts, doubloon, Dallas, deadhouse, desiderium, dungeon, dancing (dance), deranged, dishes, digging, decade

Elizabeth or escalator (mod. vers. of Quentin's staircase), Ezra Brathwaite, eternity, Eagle Hill Cemetery, Ed (records clerk in 1995), East Wing, Louis Edmonds/Edward Collins, Eric Lang, Evan Hanley, early (to rise), Egyptian Book of the Dead, ego, Eve, episodes, The Eagle, Edith Collins, extreme close up, Ezra Ahern, evacuate, executions, evil, Elizabeth Eis, electronic gizmos, enduring, extras (actors), earrings, Earl of Hampshire, eavesdrop, Dana Elcar, eclipse, Evans cottage, extremely entertaining, equestrian, exorcism, endless love, extortion, Gaye Edmond, evenings, evidence, education, Eliot Stokes, experiment, evenly matched, eyeglasses, edible (not), Essex, escape, "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik," Erica Fitz, edgy, Ecclesiastes, exposed (as vampire), Emory Bass, engagements, eloping, eerie, extravagant wife, Edward Marshall, East Coast, "elan vital", eagerness, Edgar Allan Poe, easel, eat, Edge of Night, English [branch or cousin], edge, Eight Is Enough, Ed Grimley, endemic, Emergency!, Ely Pouget, Clem Egolf, Eddie Jones, Ellen Wheeler, envelope, endings, electricity, ebrious, errand(s)

Frank (Garner), Filmore, flickering lighter, Forum, Frederick Thorne, forgetfulness (all but viewers), frightening, Flora Collins, fire (Laura), Frid, fake eyelashes, flash cards, Foundling Home, felonies, fangs, faker, Festival, F McA C, fountain, full moon, flute, Frank Schofield, fiend, FIB, flipping hair, fans, V & J Flagler, Fangoria, front door, Frederick Thorne, forever, Conard Fowkes, fall (off), the fly, flimsy excuses, foiled schemes, fever, fire-eater, fifty dollars, foe, freaking out, fist fight, fireplace, friendship, French accent, fender bender, flames, free will, 5 years, Jim Fyfe, Hugh Franklin, filigree pen, fancy dress, fog, fickle, fatal mistake, Laszlo Ferarri, food, Thomas Findley, fishermen, frock coat, faint, fishing shack, fleet, forty-one/41 years, fury, Frankenstein, funeral, father, frame, forbade/forbidden, flowers, Frenchman Bay, fraud, Falcon Crest, future, fried, factotum, Fridiculousness, flounce

Gerard, Gabriel, Gregory (Trask), Grandmamama, Garth Blackwood, ghostly Sarah Collins, gun (in purse), grammophone, Grayson Hall, guests, Geoffrey Scott, grandfather clock, Gothic, (jail) guards, grave, governess, gallows, gaol, (the) game, gracious, gore, Mordecai Grimes, green sweater, gallant, Grant Douglas, Carolyn Groves, glorious #938, goody two-shoes, "Gasp!", grins, "Get out, Barnabas!", greed, gold digger, guilty, Gypsies, gloves, green flag, Richard Garner, green blankets, Insp. Lawrence Guthrie, George Patterson, gloating, Grace, George Mitchell, grave robber, greenhouse, gazebo, gob of blood, golden scimitar, gullible, girlfriend, George DiCenzo, gratitude, gavel to gavel coverage, grump/grumpy/grumpiness, Paul Kirk Giles, goner, guillotine, ghosts, gravity, gag, Garner & Garner, grand piano, grotesque green slime, General Hospital, Grammy Award, Gunsmoke, gallons of liquor, groovy, garage, grief/grieving, Great God Ra, gloaming, genethlialogy, Gloria Winters, glass, garret, girl, gemellipara, Get Smart

Hoffman (Julia or simply Hoffman), Hallie, Hand of Count Petofi, Mrs. Hopewell, heartbreak, Hortense Smiley, Horace Gladstone, hell, happiness (rare), hidden panels, head of Judah Zachery, Humbert Allen Astredo, Harry Johnson, hypnosis, Haskell (Joe), howling, House of DS, House by the sea, home-baked muffins, haunted, High Hat Lounge, hanging, honeymoons, hypodermic needle, harpsichord, [Collins Family] History, Harrison Monroe, 'How is that possible?", hole in the wall, handguns, handyman, Hexagram of Change, harlot, hair, hotel, historian, hut, hoax, hoary, (executioner's) hood, hearth, Harrow, hospitalized, hemp (hanging rope), Jeb & Carolyn Hawkes, Harriet Rohr, Michael Hadge/Buzz Hackett, hunted, Aunt Hannah, Haza, hindering, hooker, hospital, Harriet Collins, horror, hostage, hog, House Jameson, hatpin, hams, Happy Birthday, H.P. Lovecraft, "Help!", Inspector Hamilton, Halloween, [Grayson, Sam, James] Hall, hands, Hallmark Hall of Fame, Hart to Hart, human, heaven, Hardcastle and McCormick, harridan, handouts, Harry Jones, harpy, horses, hungry, heart attack, hash

I-Ching wands, Istvan or "I don't understand," I Wanna Dance With You, Ivan Miller, infidelity, I, Barnabas, incestors (Roger's), insomnia, Isaac Collins, "Innocent until proven innocent", ice cream, Inverness cape, Inn, idiot (VW), Isabella Hoopes, imagination, inbred (Collinses), irresistible charm, ignorance, incredible, inquest, interrogation, immortality, irony, interview, indigestion, Indian from Barbados, incantations, Independence War, ignored, incognito, idiotic, idiosyncracies, idiotic (Barn professes love), intentionally funny, ignoble, ice cold, incisors, Intersection, Judge Isiah Braithwaite, injections, "I want you", intervene, ill-gotten (Angelique's marriage), [wedding] invitation, Ivor Francis, irksome, indictment, inhuman, Irene Hamalin/Hamalain, indentured servant, Liz Ingleson, icewoman, independent quarters, ivy, insanity, invasion, invoke, incompetence, incomplete, indignant, ingenue, isolated, inebriation, I've Got a Secret, import/export, I Dream of Jeannie, Isis, insane asylum, implore, Ivana Milicevic, Italy, ingle, interred, insults, India Delaney, itchy fingers, icy stare, inquisitive, impale

Jason, Julia Hoffman or Collins, Josette DuPres, Joe Haskell, joker (Carl), juke box, Joshua, jumping (to one's death), jasmine, Judith, Jenny, Joan Bennett, Junior Sophisticates, Joel Crothers, j-e-r-k, Jebez Hawkes, Java Queen, judges (witch trials), Jerry Lacy, Jeremiah, Jon Frid, Jeff Clark, jewels, Julianka, Jennings clan, June 27, jacks, Jane Draper, jailbirds, Jonah Collins, James Forsythe, Joanna Mills, jealousy, jagged, joining forces, Mr. Juggins, jeopardy, joined in unholy matrimony, Jeremy Grimes, jungle, jugular, Juilliard, joie de vivre, Pres. LB Johnson, Jered Holmes, Jennifer Evans, Mrs. Sarah Johnson, jabot (shirt/blouse), J.J. Lupatkin, James Hall, Joseph (Lev brat), justice, John Harkins, [dead] juries/jury, John Harris, Rev. Johnson, Joel Fabiani, Davd Jay, James Storm, Japan, jack of all trades, jabber, Justin Collins, Jamison Collins, jitter(s)/jittery, Jean Simmons, Jergens Hand Lotion, Jack 243, job, Jekyll and Hyde, Junior Miss, Justice League Unlimited, juice, jigsaw puzzle, Jacqueline Bertrand, Jake and the Fatman, jet plane, jocoserious, joint custody, Eula Johnson

Kathryn Leigh Scott, King Johnny, Kitty Hampshire, kooks, Harvey Keitel, Kendrick, kiss (Jamison/Petofi's), kill, Kate Jackson, kitchen (Collinwood), key (Liz), (Lord) Kitchener, Kathy Cody, kindness (Naomi to pre-wed Ang), kinescope, John Karlen, Keith Prentice, Kodak moment, knife, kerosene, kicks, knock on the door, kidnap, Kay Frye, kangaroo court, kaleidoscope, "kitten", kick starter, kids, Dorrie Kavanaugh, kangaroo, Ken McEwen, kick, Stephen King, killjoy (Abigail), kite, Keene Curtis, knot, knickers, knowledge, knobs, karate chop, kidlike, kilometers, Ken Bruce Bald, kneeling, Daniel Keyes, King Rehotip (novel), kindle (fire), Henry Kaplan, Knitting Shop, John Kuhner, koniology, keepsake, Kentucky, kilt, kerchiefs, Kenneth McMillan, kaput, knock back (drink)/knuckle under, Colleen Kelly, keep one's place, Kenya Collins, Karen Lynn, Marlene Kathryn Kringstad, Kelly Hu. Killer Bees, Knight Rider, Kojak, King of Queens, Graham King & David Kennedy, Kraft Television Theatre, The Kaiser Aluminum Hour, kindred, Katherine Bruce, knackish, Harvey Kalfin, kichin, Kung Fu, Kelly Marsh

Lenore, Leticia Faye, Leviathans, Leona Eltridge, Logansport, Lamar Trask, looney bin, Little Winward Island, lycanthropy, lilacs, lunar cycle, Laura, Lara Parker, laugh (of skeletal bride in Dream Curse), Lela Swift, lottery, London Bridge Is Falling Down, love, liars, liquor, locked doors, Lt. Forbes, lighthouse, Lisa Richards, Lucrezia Borgia, Laszlo, lighting direction, Lee Beery, Jack Long, "L. Murdoch Stockbridge died by fire", licking, [foyer] landing, lightning, lackey, Loup Garou, Lorna Bell, longetivity, Larry Chase, lorgnette, lame (Julia's reason), limping (Roger), The Life & Death Of Barnabas Collins, Lady Hampshire, laboratory, loneliness, lice (Julia quote), lodgers, lobby, lobster roll, Lookout Point, Lydia (Hawkes Harbor), (the) Living Dead, Lovelady Powell, limbo, library, Judith Lowry, legends, Robin Lane, Peter Lombard, leather jacket, labyrinth, Lyndhurst, lament, Little Big Man, Love, American Style, long in the tooth, ledger, Larva, lugubrious, lurking, Little Women, James Langrall, Laramie, Lysette Anthony, Langley Wallingford, languorous, lemures, lamps, lost, Love for Rent

music box, Magda, Marilyn Ross, many ways the Trasks died, Maggie, Megan Todd, monsters, mausoleum, Madame Findley, old mill, "Murderer!", Member of Regiment (Barn's), Mathew Morgan, mirror (Nicky's), memory (erased), mustard, Miranda DuVal, Mildred Ward, Martinique, moon poppy, Mitchell Ryan, money, Marie Wallace, makeup, monocle, Meester Barnabas, Bathia Mapes, modern conveniences, Melanie, Mrs. Minnie Duvall, most precious possession, Mustang, Millicent, medium, Michael Stroka, [Leviathan] Michael, Minerva Trask, marriage, Mask of Ba'al, Morgan Collins, moribund (Vicki), "My name is Victoria Winters", malice, Montevideo, medals, Marsha Mason, mourning, metamorphosis, Mel Handelsman, mute (Ben), Malcolm Marmorstein, miracles, Mrs. Mitchell, Maine, mutton chops, Maude Browning, Mary Cooper, must, mother, MPI, madness, Molly Jennings, missing episode, miscarriage of justice, mummy, MacGyver, midnight, Match Game 75, The Mod Squad, mayonnaise, Murder, She Wrote, movies, malefic, man-made creations, macrobian, Madonna, Master, malison, mist/mists

Naga, Nicholas Blair, Nurse Jackson, (Denise) Nickerson, Ned Calder, Nancy Barrett, Mr. Nakamura, Nile Bradford, Ned Stuart, Natalie DuPres, November birthdays, Nora Collins, Nathan Forbes, Naomi Collins, night, Noah Gifford, Night of DS, "Never without you", nephew, newspaper, nemesis, nightshade, neck, New York, nightmares, Nelle Gunston, notorious, neighbor, New Bedford, Claude North, nose, newel, Night of the Pentagram, nauseating (C & B), Natasha (Valerie), nostalgic, (Julia's) notebook, nautical, narrow-minded, nepotism, naïve, nibble, native, Norwalk (HoDS), needles (into dolls), nerdy, narcissist, next episode, namesake, [nipped] nuptials, nude, niece, nocturnal, nosegay, Nehru jacket, Norman Parker, Natalie Norwich/Norwick, Nora Bradford, Newport, nullify, new moon, necromancy, North Rd., noose, N.Y.P.D., Naked City, [Barnabas'] note, necromorphous, "Nan's Ghost," Night Court, no frills, National Velvet, necklace, Nuria, nyctanthous, noir, negligee, Nightmare Logic, Night of Terror

Olivia Corey, Oberon, Oscar (later, Edward), Ohrbach's, Old House, "old man" (Tony re: Barn), Old Pruitt, overly dramatic, Prof. Henry Osmund, opening coffins, onyx ring, Ode To Angelique, oil painting, Occult, Ina O'Donnell, Otis Greene, out of the ordinary, (Q's) orange jacket, oxymoron (i.e. Rev. Trask), obnoxious, ordinary, organs, [stating the] obvious, old clothes, omens, oscilloscope, ominous, Orient, Vince O'Brien, ocean, oxygen tent, oops, obtuse, Bob O'Connell, [stone] obelisk, Ombres Obscures, odious (Trasks), ornery, outcasts, Sho Onodera, opium, olfactory, orgasmic, oblivious (Vicki), "Oh, my God! What have I done?", oak tree, odor (Leviathan creature), orphanage, Oliver Bennett, ordeals, object (lawyers), John Olff, opponents, Bridget O'Donnell, ogre, OSHA, omitted, office, optical effects, opera, Ouija board, opulent, obedient, Arthur Ornitz, oligarchic, one-armed ghost, opal, Orpheus and Eurydice, Oscar [Award], "Ockham's Razor," O'Hara, U.S. Treasury, obtruncate, odd, ozostomia, obluctation, obscurantism, obdurate, Fletcher Odermatt. Oliver Twist

Petofi, cheap insufferable Pig, Peter Bradford, Philip Todd, THE pen, portrait, Portia Fitzsimmons, paper shadow (Angelique's), playroom, Pansy Faye, poor folk (Bramwell), port, Phoenix, pudding recipe, Phillipe Cordier, prig (Rev. Trasks), Parallel Time, Paul Stoddard, Phyllis Wick, Peter Guthrie, power outages, pentagram, poison, Tony Peterson, Paula Laurence, product of proper marriage, Wanda Paisley, pistols, piano, popular, past, Addison Powell, pocketknife, "Pop", preemption, plum preserves, prayers (Trasks), parrot, potions, pool, pledge without words, pious, Peter Turgeon, padlock, persistent strain, Philadelphia (Cassandra), Mr. Prescott, pet (Roger), Paperback Library, pompous, Mrs. Purdy, psychedelic, pigheaded/pig headed, (Carl's) practical jokes, pregnant, phantom, plague, peevish, picnic, professor, Paul Michael, peruse, paler, The Pit and the Pendulum, photograph. Peter Miner, pearls, Parasomnia, Perry Mason/Perry Mason: The Case of the Glass Coffin, Peter Murphy, purple robe, Police Woman, paralogize/ise, palingenesis, parley, pallid, pine trees, paleomnesia, The Prisoner. Private Worlds

Quentin, quitter (Joe post bite), "Quickly! Quickly!" (Julia), quill (Judith's), Qui êtes-vous, Polly Maggoo?, Queen of the Manor (Judith), quiet life, quilted clothing (think Maggie), quiet men (Buffie), quack, quagmires, Queen of Spades, quite an amazing cast, quarrel, quarantine, quandary, Quaaludes (Julia's stash), quivering, quickie, "Quiet on the set!", quaint, questions, quest, quit, query, Queen of France, Quinine Crawlins, quake (with fear), quaver, [Peter] Quint, queer, quips, quench, quality production (not)/quality acting, questionable ethics, quite a shock, quizzes, quid pro quo, qualifications (for governess), quarter, quorum, Quentin's Theme, "[just another] question mark", (servants) quarters, quirk/s/y, quizzical/Quixotic, quaffing, qualms, Quad/Quint Cities, quick fix, quadrennium, Queen Victoria, quotable dialogue, quay, queasy, quash, quicksand, quell, quietus, quisling, quitch, QWERTY, Q-scores, Quincy, M.E., quadragenarian, quinquagenarian, Quantum Leap, Richard Quarry, Quetzalcoatl, "Quartet For a Blunt Instrument," The Quinns, Ben Quick, quatrayle, quackle, quiff, quarion, Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine, querulist. quirt, quermonious

Roger, Racosi/Rakosi, reincarnation of Josette, ring (Barnabas'), Robert Cobert, roast beef sandwich (with fresh mayo), Gordon Russell, Rose Cottage, Robert Rodan, rising from the dead, Reds (re: Bill M.), Ruby Tate, Roger Davis, rake, Rudy Piccirillo, retcon or Dr. Reeves, rich, Roxanne, revenge, Rachel Drummond, rocks (below WH), rooms, revulsion, ruins (Collinwood), rose water, the Rumsons, ridiculous, robot (toy), [Adam's] rib, rolling credits, Robert Warlock, Randy, resplendent, recognize (A to J), Rushmore Sanitarium, revelations, Rectory, royal treatment, runaways, riddle, recombination (genetics), ravenous, Robert Gerringer, rescues, ramble on, Randall Drew, [Sarah's] rhyme, R.I.P., rebelling, recasts, rogue, Ron Sproat, rocking horse, raconteur, rickety, race, Radcliffe, reality TV, Rebecca, radio, Danielle Roget, Reverend Bland, Robservations, rope, Roots, radiation, Stephen Mark Rainey, ['91] Revival Series, reprise, Rawhide, reunited, rerun/repeat, reticent, Romany gypsies, rapacious, randy, Revolutionary War, rooster, red, royalty

Sebastian or Shaw, seance, Stokes-- Ben, Eliot & Timothy, Sheriff Patterson, secret room, Shadows on the Wall, Stella Young, slammer (prison/Burke), Stairway through Time, Sabrina and Ned Stuart, studies (David's), stained glass windows, Sam Evans, snow, slattern, sleazebags, Stoddards, Suki Forbes, Samantha Collins, sobbing, soul saver, servants, scarab, Strangers at Collins House, Sarah Collins, sunrise/sunset, Mr. Strach. stolen soldier, sphygmomanometer, (toy) sailboat, Sandor, Sombras Tenebrosas, sailing, sexy as hell (C & B), sorcery, star-crossed couples, segue, Sam Hall, Susie, salivate, scars, snob, Sy Tomashoff, Sharon Smyth, stone, Stopping Off Place, storms, slaves, supernatural, Sybil Weinberger, silver bullets, sabbatical, saber, sin, silent, siblings, secret, sand, spooky, sacred, Seaview Terrace, [never] simple, sacrilegious, soap opera, Steve, Star Trek, TNG, scale model, Dirty Sally/"Samantha", S&H Green Stamps, sedative, strange, Soap Talk, Shirley Grossman, sound effects, ShadowGram, Spartacus, stake, splendid, scissors, Steven/Stephen Simmons

Tom Jennings, Timothy Eliot Stokes, time (mangled), tarantula, televisions, Trask (Lamar, Gregory, Rev., etc.), throttle, Tarot cards, Thayer David, talisman, train, Tony Peterson, Terry Crawford, trial, taxi, Tate, tied to a tree, Timothy Gordon, Tim Braithwaite, toy room, tower room, Tim Shaw, Tessie Kincaid, tangled webs, tea, tombstones, toddy, terrace, trance, tension, tailored clothes, theremin, taffy, teleprompter, tragedy, traveling, telephone, torture, tormented/tormenting, tapestry, twins, Tad Collins, Tracy Collins (NoDS), terror, trunks, temptation, temper tantrum, tea strainer, 3 mo. of damn poor sleddin', Todd Jennings (HoDS), ten years (Burke), testimony, Tom Happer, title, threats, tearjerkers, trap, trouble, Tom Gorman, teacher, turbulent, telephone booth, torch, twilight, The Twilight Zone, tweed, thunder and lightning, Type A, Time Tunnel, Roy Thinnes, time travel, Tell Me You Love Me, timid, traumatized, treachery, taphephobia, tankards, tacent, Tim Burton, trenchcoat/trench coat

Uniform of Nathan Forbes, "Cousin, Uncle Jeremiah," under hypnosis, urn, Undead, unrequited love, undertaker, underground (Judah's crypt), urge for blood, Unknown man, unicorn (Petofi's), underhanded tactics, ultimatum, ugly, underwear, University (Stokes), unresolved (i.e. Vicki's parentage), upstairs, unscrupulous, unholy union, US Navy, unusual, uvula (screaming), undulating (title), unsaid, Uncle Isaac, Scott Upright or uptight, unfinished horoscope, understand, upper lip, umbrella, ulterior motives, universal love, unintentionally funny, unfit, undeserved fates, upper crust New Englanders, untimely demise, (cow's) udder, untidiness, upside down (book), upstart, underground tunnel, unibrow (Blackwood), unisex, utter nonsense, upgrade, united front, ululation, unbecoming conduct, United Kingdom, U-turn, ulster, urbane, [burnt] umber suit, unsubstantial, upper teeth, ubiquitous, "uncertain and frightening journey," underrehearsed, UHF stations, umbrage, The Untouchables, uncanny [resemblance], Up the Sandbox, ubermensch, uloid, "Once Upon A Time There Was a Vampire", unaware, Unknown, unemployed, Uruguay, underneath, Ursula, utmost, uxoricide, ughten, uppity, underpants, U.S. Marshal

Victoria, Victor Fenn-Gibbon, voiceovers, Virginia Vestoff, Valerie Collins, vanishing, voodoo, vampire, valiantly (Julia's efforts), Violet Welles, vendetta (Angie's and Burke's), vase, virtuous, vein, valor, vanity, victimism, Judge Vail, veil (Josette's), VTR, violent tempers, vice, vest, Virginia, Abe Vigoda, Vince Loscalzo, Victrola, Vienna, volumes, vehicular homicide, village. victorious (Barnabas), virtually live, voracious, vicious, Van Gogh's Sunflowers, Vala Clifton, Victorian era, (Barnabas' Vampire) Van, violets, voice (taken by Angelique), vengeful, vultures (1897 heirs), Steve Vernick, Robert Viharo, vacant, vagrants, villains, verboten, vacillate, vixens, vex, viewers, vaccine, voices, Gwen Van Dan, valuables, vulgar, volts/voltage, Veronica Lauren, vineyard, vicar, videotape/video tape, vandalism, Velvetians, Vega$, The Virginian, viper, vested interest, Vaughn Leland, Valeria Norris, vain, vinegar, vapulate, vulnerable, vafrous, volacious, view, Venus, Vincent

Widows Hill or Windcliffe, werewolf, William H. Loomis, West Wing, warmth, Wanda Paisley, witch, wall (brick/Trask), Wilbur Strake, wailing widows, Mr. Wells, wigs and wiglets, waitresses, witchcraft, wallpaper, weddings, Waterfront, warlock, weekends, wrench, wrath, Worthington Hall, Dave Woodard, wiggle (into Q's room), whist, woman in white, Walter Morgan, wolf's head cane, windows, Bobbi Ann Woronko, will (Edith's), Aldon Wicks, weak (Willie), "woo hoo!" (fan reaction), wobbly sets, WD-40, woods, wavy (dream fx), wuss, womanizer, Robert Warlock, the willies, John Weaver, [ocean] waves, wicked, "What are you??!!", "When the water... when the ocean... when the sun comes over the ocean...," Winter, walk in the woods, wrecking lives, waiver, water closet, "Welcome to the beginning & the end of the world, Miss Winters," walking dead, web, widower, waxing crescent, wife/wives, whiskey, wild, wooh-wooh-wooh-wahoo!!, wacky/whacky, weep, weird, "Who Watches the Watchers," wheelchair, whoosh, Elizabeth Wilson, wavering voice, Michael T. Weiss, Victoria Winters, woolage, weed, waygone, Weeds, Waldorf-Astoria, wakeful, windy, The Waltons, whippersnapper

[X--see Note above]

X written on lottery slips, Xmas, X-Ray (painting), x worn as Natalie's beauty mark, xenophobia (Collinses), X chromosome (XX for Erica Fitz?), encircled X on forehead, X (8 X 10 photos), Roman num. X on Tarot, X-rated (HoDS), Roger's eX-wife Laura, Xeres (sherry), (RR) Xing sign, 'X' Factor, X brand on tap, xeric, Xtian, xanax, xylophone, xenogenetic, Xerox machine, X-Box, X sig of Ben, XXL (Adam), Xs & Os, Xanadu, xanthos, x power of microscope, exonerated, X (floor cue), X corrections/schoolwork, xylo, X-Files, xanthochroi, xeroderma, Xiphias gladius, Xander, X on Q's ring (1840), xenogenous, "x" capture (Chess), xenodochy, X-shaped crossbones, xylography (Ben), X Marks the Spot, Xanis (comic), X (Sarah's age in Rom. num.), Xylocaine, xoanon, Xavier Trout, Xerxes, xiphoid process, xenotransplant, x mark near body, xantippe, xhair, xerostomia, xenium, xyst, Generation X, xerochore, XY chromosomes, xenobiotic, xenoglossy, X-shaped ruffles on Sarah, xanthic, Xandra Lasher, xenomorphic, Xena: Warrior Princess, xanthocomic, xerophthalmia, X2/X-Men 2, Madame X, xenial, xenapistia, Malcolm X/X, xertz, xebec, xyresic, xylonite

[For "You"--see Note above]

Kendrick Young, Yeager, yutz (Harry Johnson), yellow nightgown, "You betrayed me!", years locked in coffin, Yankee Doodle (Mr. Jughans song), yearning (Barnabas'/SYT), yokels (locals), "You're dead!", youth (needed by Barnabas), Yankee, Yacht, Yes-Yes-Yes, yarn, yell, youngsters (on the show), Melanie Collins Young, yuks (Carl), yen, yummy, yellow bed-sheets, yo yo, yang, yawning, yard, years on the air, Y chromosome, young love, "You gotta/have to/don't need to understand!", yesterday, young woman, Yuletide, yardarms, yellow streak (Nathan), yield, Yale, yore, Yeti, yanked from the airwaves, yardbird, yuck, "Yahoo!" (reaction to series on DVD), "You'll be sorry", yadda yadda yadda, "Yo ho!", yoke (marriage), Never Too Young, yellowbelly, year, "You are Josette!", Stella Young, yabber, Amy Yaekerson, younger, yarn, yar, yammer, Y-shaped, yeoman, yowl, yap, The Young and the Restless/Y&R, Your Show of Shows, Young Dr. Malone, Yancy Derringer, "You always win, Barnabas," Yvonne Blair, Dying Young, Commander Yarnell, Young Dr. Kildare, yonderly, Yolanda Hawkins, "You fool!", yaff, yestreen, yearly, year-round, yare

Zeb Cartwright, zombie army, Zippity Doo Dah (Trasks sing), Judah Zachery, zealot (Rev. Trask), Zodiac charm bracelet, zero (# of things VW understands), zippers (fashion bloopers), [Boston] Zoo, zzzz, zapping (during experiment), zoom-in shot, Zarco, Zago, zig-zag, zombify, zines, zephyr, zingers, zap (bite), Zero To Sixty, zillion, zip code, zonked, zilch, zing (Buzz), zenith, zooming (brakeless), Zeitgeist, zany, zaftig, zipless, zombie, zoology, zest for life, zone out, zut alors, zeitgeiber, zealous, zoophagous, Zuben Elgenubi or Zubenelschemali, Zoltan, zero hour (Nathan's), Zachary Firestone (comic), zoologist, zero tolerance (for witches), zero in, zooty, zingaras, "Zowie!", zymurgy, zax, zygomatic arches, zee (Tappan Zee), zygote, zigeuner, zits, zener diode, Zasu Pitts, zizz, zippy, zapatos, Zorro, Zane Grey Theater, zymotic, Zeena Frome, Zeke, zebra, Zona, Zsa Zsa, zappy, zabernism, zoilism, Zadik/Zadick, zazz, zonesthesia, zetetic, zen/zenned, zoetic

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0743
« on: May 17, 2009, 04:58:47 AM »
Dirk, a gamekeeper??

Aside from the standard Collins practise of forgetting every supernatural phenomenon after it's been disposed of, I'm figuring it would natural for them not to want to talk about Laura too much.  The whole thing would have been so strange (remember, it was early in the show, before the supernatural was natural) that they might have had an uneasy feeling that they must be remembering it wrong, or something.  (Note: as I think I mentioned a few episodes ago, I still haven't finished watching the 1967 Laura storyline, so I'm just surmising.)

I wouldn't expect Liz or Roger to mention Laura to Barnabas, but how about Vicki (who seemed to launch into a Foundling Home story at the drop of a hat) or Joe, Mrs. Johnson, Maggie, her Pop after one too many, Burke, or Carolyn [spoiler]while under his thrall?[/spoiler] They all knew Laura, and it wasn't long before Barn's release that she went away.

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0744
« on: May 17, 2009, 04:16:21 AM »
Oh my goodness re: your great aunt, alwaysdavid!

I agree with what you said.  It was probably another symptom of her schizophrenia.

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0742
« on: May 16, 2009, 05:09:17 PM »
Barnabas noted a few days ago that the Laura who was Jeremiah's wife died childless.  I think that's something that Barnabas could not have remembered incorrectly.  So the appearance in 1785 seems to be a hiccup in the phoenix-comes-back-for-her-child pattern.

Though as far as we know, Laura Murdoch Stockbridge (or L as her family called her ;)) also died childless.  While the show never told us that there was more than 1 line of Phoenixes-- it's just a theory-- if you follow the died-by-fire-100-years-apart rule, the first in each of the 2 lines died childless, and I suppose there was no reason for those two to be seen again soon after their deaths.

But in a later ep, a mention is made of (not all that spoilery, btw) [spoiler]20 generations,[/spoiler] which makes one wonder if the line(s) went back to other centuries and different parts of the world, maybe even to Alexandria?

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Hey, did Charity always do her hair so complicatedly?

Pretty much.  Her first appearance--

I think it's NB's own hair.

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0765
« on: May 16, 2009, 05:54:24 AM »
Many thanks, ProfStokes, for the info and the interesting story.  I did some checking and found this:

Sam Colt's success story began with the issuance of a U.S. patent in 1836 for the Colt firearm equipped with a revolving cylinder containing five or six bullets. (http://www.huntingsociety.org/HistColt.html)

Violet Welles' writing had Magda asking for 5 bullets, which I knew was right, and now I know that Gordon Russell was also correct when he changed it to 6.

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Calendar Events / Announcements '09 I / Re: Dark Shadows on Chiller
« on: May 16, 2009, 03:05:40 AM »
Chiller has been airing the 12 episode 1991 mini-series.  They also ran HoDS and NoDS in the Fall.  Here is their schedule with Search engine:

http://www.chillertv.com/app/Schedule/

Rather than differentiating between Alexandra and Joanna Going, how about showing her photos of Frid and Cross?


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Calendar Events / Announcements '09 I / Re: Dark Shadows on Chiller
« on: May 15, 2009, 03:40:25 PM »
Hey, when I wrote my last post DS was not coming up in a schedule search, but now it does (and that's just rude)-- there was a marathon last weekend and it starts over again with Ep 1 on Sunday, June 14.

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Current Talk '04 II / Re: Episodes 71-76
« on: May 15, 2009, 03:33:18 PM »
If it was the Collinsport cannery, the police station or the docks, it was Essex, CT, also the location of the Collinsport Inn and Evans cottage.

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0765
« on: May 15, 2009, 05:18:48 AM »
I'm so glad, Taeylor!

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0738
« on: May 15, 2009, 05:18:05 AM »
By the way, I can't remember whether or not Angelique ever throws a jealous fit over Charity in 1897, but if she doesn't, she certainly should.

I'm looking forward to reading your thoughts after you've watched the next ep.

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0765
« on: May 15, 2009, 12:32:50 AM »
Great face Grayson makes at the ending!  I think in her biography one fan pointed out that she can register 16 different faces per emotion. Which is VERY true!

I came across this and thought of you; have you seen it?  [Author] Peter Joseph Swanson created a slide show of her different facial expressions throughout the series:

http://graysonhall.spaces.live.com/

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Current Talk '09 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #0765
« on: May 14, 2009, 06:50:26 AM »
Since I seem to be focusing on inanimate objects (bullets and guns, urns, windows, pentagrams, keychains [rleyeg]) tonight, I'll add that the grey bust in the Collinwood foyer during 1897 showed up in MB's screen grab for today's quote... in Dr. Lang's office in 1968.

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