I understand, but MB and I can't recall any claim to authorship.  Several times, Gerard has mentioned writing his own CDTish continuation in novel form, adding that it isn't published anywhere.  I wonder if that's what you meant.

The writer of the fan fic "DS Continued: Episode 1246 & Beyond" may be a member, but I'm sure there's no evidence of it on the Forums.

OMG, the final scene has to be one of the creepiest ever!  It must've given me nightmares for days.  What's more terrifying to kids than the idea that they might wake to the sound of creaking and a dead man rocking next to their bed?!!

Carl.  Given how suspicious he is, blaming everybody-- even Barnabas and the gypsies-- for Quentin's murder, and how determined he became to "find out what's going on around here," how in the world did Judith and Edward keep Jenny a secret from him? 

And, since Edith's husband died in 1863 or thereabout, how could Carl vividly recall him fawning over Quentin, or Judith remember him sitting the boy on his lap? 

Loved seeing Judith laughing, even if it had to be in one of the show's weirdest dreams.

When Jamison was pleading for his uncle to come back, saying he'll do anything, did anybody else picture him in a swimming pool, tossing a ball and saying, "If I catch this one, Quentin isn't dead"?  No?  Never mind then.

I saw it during the Super Bowl and don't know how I missed the voice.  That's pretty funny-- that someone the media has reported as being dead is cast as Death.

GREAT scene in the Collinwood basement as the details of Jenny's adventure unfold oh so slowly to Beth.  I enjoyed it so much tonight that I had to watch it twice.  Both women performed wonderfully.  It's so touching when Jenny says, "Poor, poor Beth."

So, Barnabas promised Dirk that if he reveals whom he was searching for, the information would be kept to the strictest secrecy.  Minutes later, he blurted to Beth (to no apparent purpose except to show off that he knows many things ), "You found Jenny."  What a blabbermouth.

I suspect that JF went up on his line when he told Beth, "Go back to Collinwood and tell them you've seen nothing here."  He even looked a little disappointed as soon as it came out of his mouth.  Not only did it make no sense for her to say this since no one knew she had even gone there, but it's almost the same line he spoke to Dirk earlier in the ep in the infamous "Tell them that you saw no one here" blooper scene.

I'm guessing that Barnabas' explanation for wanting Quentin resurrected wasn't just for Angelique's benefit, but also to make sure the viewers could follow along with it too.  <sigh>

this is the part of the show that i'm currently watching.it's such a treat!

It sure is!  Did you decide if you're going to keep watching into the 1897 flashback?  Inquiring minds and all that.

What's IN that hair bump, anyway?!

Amy Winehouse knows...