Mrs J. says that the dream is worse each time one has it. This is the first time that I noticed this information and it makes me think that it doesn't matter how cheesy the dream seems at times that it is just the having it that causes the terror. 
I likes the line from Maggie, "A place that serves baby food."  Joe just seems too possesive. He storms out like a little boy also. I like Maggie's attraction to the earrings. KLS looks very pretty and I like how she plays the scene with a certain distracted quality like she did when she was lost in Josette.
Willie meanwhile plays with the gun in a crazed manner and apparently intends to use it on Joe.
Mrs J tells David the dream offscreen which seems strange.  She sits by his side waiting for it and there is a beauty in her face that isn't usually there.

The idea that Maggie may be remembering could be a interesting plot now that Barnabas is free from he curse

They needed Willie released to help but where was he? The opening voice over makes no mention of the past,  I think, for the first time since the return.  I guess this is the ultimate in child not seen nor heard. Locked in a basement with no light etc. No toys except for Willie.  Julia mentions she taught him to eat.  Willie says, I don't know anything.  When asked to teach Adam. The episode ends with Adam chained to the wall crying. No wonder nobody likes windcliffe, if Julia treats her guests like its 1950 in a North Dakota asylum.

This episode had a special warning about technical difficulties. I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary. Adam has been fully dresses for some reason.  Elizabeth just walks on in and wants help with David. Adam goes berserk  over every little thing. Not what anyone had in mind I gather from prior talk.

I wonder if someone read a decorating book that said a mirror opens up a room and they decided to try it on the show.  It has been used in the past but not to the degree it has been recently.
The returning David is rather silent and shirks from Cassandra. Cassandra tells Tony he is falling in love with her and then they kiss which David sees and he is muted by his new stepmother.

I wasn't sure if the flowing mass was a nightgown or dress, but apparently it is a robe and its really early at Collinwood.  Julia has started smoking again and has an ashtray full of butts.  Jeff pays another early call, not realizing, as an amnesiac, that it's impolite to call so early. Lang is dead and Jeff is pleased and he breaks into Lang's files to learn of his past.  Lang has written down that he does not have homicidal tendencies. Too bad, for it could have been interesting if he suddenly got his memory back and was a killer. Barnabas and he verbally spar and I long for the days of Mitch Ryan. Jeff returns and tells Vickie that he thought he was a killer but isn't now and they celebrate with I kiss. I cringe as Jeff's blowfish lips engulf Vickie's face. I think I heard that Roger Davis was a find of Mrs. Curtis and what a find he is.  Barnabas utters the lines that Jeff is just a handsome face.  Probably echoing the dispair of the writers at the find being thrust on them.

Body will begin to deteriorate within 48 to 72 hours.  Why isn't it in a cooler or better yet hooked up to a respirator.  They could have at least coughed up an old iron lung to put it in.  What about the down time between death, funeral and burial?  Why not steal fresh corpses or kill some seamen.
Barnabas decides to name his new self Adam and assumes that his memory will transfer to the recycled body without a brain transplant. Barnabas says Adam will be a young cousin from England before he even sees the face which Lang reveals later and Barnabas doesn't care about the terrible sewing job Lang has done.