The picture of Petofi gripping the phone, brings to mind that prosthetics were very primitive and expensive even in the 1960's as compared to today.  My uncle had real solid wooden leg that did not bend at the knee and after he died the family donated it to a veteran who needed one and could not afford to buy one.   I think that in 1897 it is unlikely that the hand would be more than a hook and it certainly would not be able to grip a phone.

Petofi threatens to burn Collinwood and kill Jamison to break down Barnabas.  Can Aristede be trusted with the two torches not to set the lair afire.  Barnabas finally has a good point that there is no future if Jamison dies and Collinwood is burned.  Stalemate. 

I liked how Petofi used the window to make Charity see her future.   What a twist that it shows him his short-lived future and he forgets that Charity's is short-lived.  Well I guess you could say that Charity's future is short-lived as she is now Pansy.  How does Petofi know about Pansy?  That makes no sense except that it will be a fun thorn in old Trask's side.
"You may start digging Aristede." is just way to funny.  Another person who must have someone do the dirty work for him.
"Did you think I had you dig it up to admire the woodwork,"  that is even funnier.   Apparently Petofi is keeing Aristede around for his beauty and brawn as there appears to be no brain.   King Johnny has come for the hand and Magda.  Things look to get even more fast paced.

We see the chained coffin in the lair again.  Quentin who usually plays things close to the vest, spills the beans to Petofi that David knows him in the  future.  I wonder how Jamison can be possessed by a grandson who isn't born yet and isn't dead either?   I can't help notice  Barnabas is imprisoned in a room  made up from the set of room he imprisoned Maggie Evans in at the Old House. 
We learn that Beth killed herself from David.  A interesting plot twist. 
I thought that the lighting on Barnabas in the coffin was really cool and spooky.  I also thought Beth made an excellent looking vampire.  What if she had made  Quentin a vampire?  Would he still change to a werewolf on a full moon?

The coffin is in the lair now.  How does Barnabas get away?  My fourty year later memory hasn't a clue.  My fourty year younger self would be thinking how could you not remember.    The hand looks different again.  Do they use a different one every time?   Jamison awakens as David and Quentin realizes that David knows him in the future.  This leads to all kinds of Questions and the one person who can answer them, if he will, is captive.   

Petofi reappears in the lair.  Barnabas has somehow learned that if Petofi dies so will Jamison.  How he came to this conclusion when so many other simple things elude him perhaps one will never know.   I think Aristede's make up artist has gotten to Quentin.   
David Hensey opened his eyes and looked off camera then went back into the coma.  The hand gained a lot of weight,

Denise Nickerson returns after what seemed like a long absence to find Edward not himself and strangling Quentin.  Tim also reappears with Amanda and from their conversation we are led to believe she is a high priced call girl and likes to brag about it.  Hopefully, the plan to expose Trask will work.  Tim must be crazy to think that the hand would be safe at Collinwood and with Nora.  There are numerous other places he could hide it and also have an easier time of retrieving it when he needs it. 

The reenactment is lighted as a night scene unlike  in the previous episode.  It is prettier. I guess they are trying to make it more sexier for the continuation of the scene between Quentin and Charity. 
Aristede primping in front of the mirror is too funny and then Magda catches  him.  I hated Aristede as a child when he seemed to be scary, but now I hate him because of his loud and stilted line delievery.    Jenny has come to save the day.