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Ostensibly he never knew, but, I think he did.  In one episode (can't recall the number), Julia (or Barnabas?) mentions saving David AND Chris in front of Stokes!  Stokes says nothing about it.  He does not acknowledge the remark.  He keeps quiet, but he must have known something was up with Chris for that comment to be made.  I wish I could recall the episode.  It might have been one of those episodes during 1897 where they flash to the present and Barnabas is in the I-Ching trance with Julia and Stokes standing near him.  My memory is hazy on the ep, but I distinctly recall the mention of saving Chris being made right in front of Stokes.

It's ep #835.  Barnabas' body has just disappeared from the Old House basement in 1969 thanks to Edward's interference in 1897:

Robservations 3/3/03 - Edward's Prisoner - #834/835

Only moments before in that same scene you referred to, Stokes questioned Julia about a comment Barnabas made in the letter she received from him that was sent on that same date in the past-- that Edward had learned his secret.  It's extremely puzzling that Stokes would analyze that to death, yet he'd accept her statement about all being "lost for David and Chris" without showing any reaction.

Les Liaisons Dangereuses with Michael T. Weiss (Joe Haskell/Peter Bradford in the '91 DS) previews tonight (Jan. 6) and runs through Feb. 5 at the Boston University Theatre.  Visit huntingtontheatre.org for more info.

From  http://www.huntingtontheatre.org/season/production.aspx?id=1323&src=t:
Artistic Director Nicholas Martin: "I have always loved this brilliant, sensuous play, and Michael T. Weiss starring as the dangerous Vicomte Valmont, hot on the heels of his remarkable performance in Burn This, is a coup for the Huntington."


MB, I am SO jealous... Photo Library for Les Liaisons Dangereuses

Has All MY Children ever had Langley die off camera (due to the death of Louis Edmonds) or is he mentioned at all anymore?

Joeytrom,

Kosmo was kind enough to scan these pages from the October 25, 2005 issue of Soap Opera Digest.  The 3rd Q&A provides details about the acknowledgement of his passing.

Yikes.  My score shot up to 41.02564%, major geek territory.  I am getting geekier by the minute. 

Next year, let's all save a tree and string lights around Abe Vigoda instead, lol.

As for the game, how nice that you videogame geeks will have a new one to rachet up your geekness quotient. 

Snort!  You wouldn't happen to be jealous that Abe got a gaming gig before the silver filigree pen? *


* Look up that hysterical post by PennyDreadful if you haven't seen it. 

So much for his death watch-- Abe Vigoda will appear in the new Godfather game by Electronic Arts.  "The Godfather The Game" is due for an early 2006 release and will be available for XBox, PS2, PC and PSP.  Cost is $49.95.

You can access a screenshot of his game character here:
http://www.ea.com/official/godfather/godfather/us/screenshots.jsp?setID=Underworld
Just navigate to "image 3 of 4" and enlarge the thumbnail.

So when your [age appropriate ] kid (or friend or spouse) is playing it, you can announce, "He played really old guys on the original Dark Shadows!" 

He also showed up on Conan over the holidays as a Christmas tree.  

Wow.  That beautiful house would probably sell for $2 million in Southern California.