I must admit, though, that the blood looked like red paint! It wasn't very realistic looking.  

I notice how fake the blood looks too.  I didn't in 1969 when we had a 20 inch console color T.V. that you had to adjust the color with several knobs every time you turned it on, so I'm guessing that it shows up better on a screen twice the size.

Charity's make up is ever more garish as time goes on.  Tim seems to be the owner of the Blue Whale now.   It is interesting to see the two of them  as they are  as compared to where they started out.  Tim want's money from Edward. I  guess he can never have enough.   
Kitty pretty's herself, as if a spider waiting for her prey, and her he comes.   Her husband is dead of suicide.  She was once a governess coming to a big house and now a widow coming to a big house with the same plan in mind to ensnare the master in her web, but really it's Judith's house and fortune.  Edward recoils from kissing her, but then places his hand on her later.  Barnabas would have been ready to elope by now.  Later Kitty is worried that Charity will know something about her.  What has she to hide?  Charity only seems to know that Josette's music box will cause her death.  There the music box appears.   The credits roll on Katherine Lee Scott.   I wonder why there have been so many errors lately?

Will Quentin think only of himself and betray Barnabas?   Will Barnabas think only of himself and give up his plans to save the family?   Barnabas reveals to Julia that all plans must change so he can spend every minute with Josette. How will he do this when he is a hunted Vampire?   Julia reminds him how his last plan with Josette went awry, but as usual when it comes to Josette or one of his other women, he can only think of himself.   I don't particularly like when the hero of the story has secret plans.  It puts a distance between him and the audience and how can a person root for something when they do not know what it is they are supposed to be rooting for. 
Barnabas tells Quentin his plans for Lady Hampshire and appears oblivious to Quentin's tormented state.  It was what I had been thinking when Quentin called himself Judas.
It was quite like Julia was the much put upon wife when she says, " I've been through this before."   At least she realizes he will never forget Josette and always be hunting her.   Does she really think that sending Lady Hampshire away will stop Barnabas? 
Charity is back and Quentin is drunk again.   He almost betrayed Barnabas to her, but then decides to do the deed himself and can't.   Crazy Charity stakes Barnabas herself and then fade to black with no credits.   What a cliffhanger!   

The creation cannot talk?  What about Amanda?   She never mentioned being unable to talk. (Of course we know that it's because of cheapness on the  production side)  Beth wanting to work for Petofi came out the blue, but then I began to realize it was part of a plan which no doubt will be ill conceived and turn out badly.  It was great when Tate wanted to marry Amanda and she reveals she hates him.  Now he plans to kill the poor creation, who is much more interesting than Tate.  I knew this had to be a Violet Wells episode and it was when the credits rolled.

For having lived so long and supposedly having such knowledge; I find, Petofi to be incredibly stupid.  He has Julia who is from the future and he decides to kill her.  He decides to use the I Ching without researching how it works.  You expect that from Barnabas.  Where are his powers of coercion he uses on others?   He again remarks that Aristede is no intellectual giant, but perhaps he keeps him around to make himself seem intelligent.  Aristede must have some capacity to come up with the plan to kill Julia.   

I was thinking that when Petofi told Quentin that he was his slave that many other people wished they could say the same thing.
Has Petofi thought this future thing through?  If he went there would he not be dead?  Why not go change the past so he could have escaped the werewolf curse and the gypsies all together.  How does he know he'll go to the right time anyway?
The I Ching need to be explained more as it to how get's people to the time they want. 

The dogs are howling.  I haven't heard them for a long time.  Great special effect as the werewolf head appears to Quentin.
Julia is still out of it and Barnabas decides she is caught between time.  Then David is dead and David is not in a coffin.  Were they afraid it would be too scarry to have David in a coffin and the children in the audience might freak?  David awakens as he should since Quentin is no longer dead.    Quentin gets a second chance at life?  How many has he had already?  Now Barnabas refuses to leave to save Chris.  At least he has figured out that Chris is Quentin's family.  I love Julia's oh! so true line, "I always lose with you."     The credits say Daniel Collins again. 

The I Ching helping Barnabas is an interesting concept.  Too bad the writers hadn't thought of it and had a scene at the beginning with Pr Stokes saying something to that effect.  It would make much more sense out of the Welles dreams.