And didn't you love the way the "brick" wall moved when Dirk dragged Jenny back in?
Rod

That was great! A true "milk out the nose" moment. Glad I had finished my oatmeal before seeing that scene. Oatmeal out the nose would not have been a pretty sight.

(Still laughing) Dom

PS - I can't believe Judith had the nerve to see Jenny alone after what had transpired the night before!

Cassandra, I am almost certain that your questions about the will are answered in upcoming episodes. I hesitate to use spoilers because I am never sure if I am remembering correctly or if I am enhancing my memories with solutions that never happened.

Here's a hint though; If you recall, there was a point when Barnabas catches Sandor forging the will and Sandor states that he is not very good at it and Barn says something like, "Oh your very good, you just need a little help" (I know I butchered that quote.)

What puzzles me a great deal is the fact that Quentin isn't having a fit, because he knows that the will should have been rewritten to his favor. He's got to know something went terribly wrong with Evan's and his plans to change the will. I can't believe he didn't rush over to Evan's or the Old House after the reading of the will. I don't remember but I think this is also resolved in upcoming episodes.

dom

here is one of our Felix!

What a cutie! Great shot, too!

dom

Bri & Rod - my deepest sympathies go out to you (and to all who have lost their babies). I became a first-time cat owner a few years ago. A friend had to give Yoda up and I took him in. I grew up in a cat-avoiding family, and was taught that a cat simply can not be trusted. I got so lucky in that I adopted the most wonderful easy-goinng cat on the planet. I loved him so much that he changed my perceptions and I took in two strays (much to his majesty's dismay) a year or so later. We're all one big happy family now. I know one day they'll be gone and the thought just kills me. I'm so sorry for your pain as I know it must be 1000 times worse than just the thought.

Sincerely,
dom

SO happy you decided to post this, Luciaphil! 'twas a laugh a minute (I'm a slow reader). Amy's coloring and Sabrina's wheelchair cracked a few ribs each (but it only hurts when I laugh!).

You were highly recommended by a forum member to me as someone who's posts would have me screaming, and they were right. The whole thing was marvelous.

Looking forward to the next installment,
Dom

[does anybody even remember tinkertoys? or lincoln logs, or skyscrapers?]

Oh yes, though I am loath to admit it. Never heard of skyscrapers but I always wanted an erector set. (Who'd have guessed there were the makings of a fabulous pun brewing way back then.)

dom

Well, Administrators (Midnite and I) have complete access to every aspect of the forum. Moderators (no one, so far) only have limited power on the board they're given access to. But a "Global" Moderator (Dom) has access to every board on the forum - as well as limited administrative functions.

What?!!! No fur-trimmed purple velvet cape, scepter, and diamond tiara!!!???!!!  

You know I was wondering when they choose certain actors for a particular role that uses alot of rage, do they automatically think of Roger Davis?  Because in just about every show I've seen him in he's always ready to murder someone and is ranting & raving like there's no tomorrow!  I just saw him in Matlock the other day and as usual he was full of rage and grabbing people by the throats!  These kind of roles must be "normal" for him.

You know, Cassandra, it just hit me all of a sudden while reading your post, (even though I've thought about it a lot lately), that I bet this has a lot to do with his agent. I would guess that it's the agent's job to know what roles best suit his client. And for the agent to seek out scripts with said roles and offer them to his client for consideration. This could explain why we see RD in such similar roles, over and over and over and...lol.

I wonder if this could be considered a form of type-casting?

dom