That's what we call Western Italian.

I have a sudden craving for spaghetti.

(Ciao to Rainey's offspring )

Oops, never mind.

How do you say "NEVER" in Italian?

Mai.  And just in case, non mai means not ever. 

The last 2 storylines in my tape collection are from the '97 SciFi broadcast and I thought it was intrusive enough to have the logo in the corner.  But I'm glad I made them when I did cuz the following run had the animated logo, and now we get ads for other shows too.  At this rate, it would be scary to think what they'd add if they purchased the broadcast rights again-- maybe product placement?  Quentin drinking a Pepsi instead of brandy? 

The rest of my tapes are from MPI, but I'm still missing most of Leviathans and all of the summer of 1970, yet now that there are those other distractions on the screen I think I'll wait to purchase them on DVD instead of bothering to tape them.

But thinking the lightbulbs were odd I went back to old footage and saw that before there were those fake looking flame lights in the candle holders, not clear lightbulbs with the glaring flilaments.  Dunno if this is the answer you're looking for, but that's my observation.

You're definitely on the right track.    Does anyone know why they're different?

Even though you kept your cool, Birdie, I'll bet you still felt like Squidward!

LOL!

I've just realized that my life is forever destined to be incomplete.

I have never heard of, or seen, the antics of the Creature known as Spongebob Squarepants.

However, my Dad's name is Bob, and although he is a good humored chap, I do not think he would appreciate this program as described.

Oh Gothick, you'd love Spongebob!  He's a lovable chap, and the humorous stories revolve around his innocence.  And if it makes you feel any better, his pet snail is named Gary.

There are so many kids' shows that very nearly inspire me to commit violence (a certain purple dinosaur comes to mind), but this is one that adults can appreciate.

Dom,

Kathy Resch's Concordances summarize the eps in the storyline (1795, 1968 I and II, 1897 I and II, 1970 and 1840/1841), including quotes and specific details about each, and some volumes include the opening voiceovers.  The past Concordances have had photos and fan artwork, fan essays, and some gorgeous cover art.  Kathy promised more pictures for the Leviathans C., and sadly, Warren Oddsson, who created the phenomenal illustrations for them, passed away in 2001.

LOL.
A bit of trivia - Johannes Brahms also died in 1897.  (Don't think he lived near Collinsport though) 

LOL, Connie!

Stoker's Dracula was first published in 1897.  While the killings were going on in Collinsport, the ultimate DS source was born.

Pity that Barn didn't swing by England to pick up a 1st edition before he time warped again.