Fill in the blank:

"After amusing himself by making Cassandra do the Mexican hat dance without a hat, Nicholas then decided to have her ____ to amuse himself even further."

she tasted jarred mayo with it instead of fresh.

placing coffins all over town

me too, thanx

_blood_   is   _rushing to someone else's penis_

_run down to the mailbox and grab the new issue of 16 Magazine_ before _David does!!

It never occurred to me that aging Angelique is a redo of aging Barnabas.
Does anyone have sympathy for Angelique? I don't.
I'd give my right arm to know why the decision was made to have Ange wear gloves. Probably so they wouldn't have to age her hands, only her face. Yeah, why else? It didn't make sense until I saw the foyer scene.
This is akin to one of those audience update episodes I was talking about a while ago. And you can sense one plotline or thread ending and another beginning.
We are treated to once of Magnus' pet peeves, when Julia enters a room and does not see or hear what's right in front of her face (a loudly writhing Angelique on the floor).
Barn had no choice but to leave Ange's fate in Julia's hands (well, for the most part, he could have insisted on staying in the room with Jules) and I prefer to think that he didn't want her killed but wouldn't have minded so much if Jules took care of this 200 year old problem with a bucket of water. I suspect that for once (because he is human?) that Barn's willing to hand the reigns over to someone else with just a tinge of reluctance and a smidgen of trust.
Angelique's disappearance is par for the course.
I liked yesterday's version of 'Ange & Barn' better than this ep's opening retread. Parker wasn't bad but Frid was lacking IMO. Hall was good and so was Moltke and Edmonds. But no one deserved an Emmy nod for today's show. I'm still not interested in Ange's revenge or fate anymore so this ep is just okay for me. And Julia's still wearing that awful outfit.