Moltke is still rockin' my OVO world.

So, Ange returns and so does the butterfly dress. Interesting to see Ange/Cass act subservient to anyone. This is the first time we have a villainous supernatural duo at Collinwood, right? Well, it does appear that Ange/Cass snaps into her outfits just like Samantha Stevens cousin Serena. Who the hell has a purple bathrobe? Oh, Roger Collins, that's who. Oh, and who drinks champagne at 2:30 in the morning? Oh, Roger Collins, that's who. Vicki is all out there with her fears - nice. And she tells Jeff. It kinda makes more sense for Vicki and Jeff to fight Ange & Nick than Barnabas & Julia. Peter, I mean Jeff, no, I mean Peter, no, wait, Jeff, no, Peter...tells Vicki he's remembers being Peter Bradford. Vicki feels that Jeff's, Peter's, Jeff's, Peter's, Jeff's, Peter's, Jeff's revelation isn't proof enough because it happened in a dream, possibly influenced by Vicki's previous ramblings about the Bradford connection. So, Stokes is the answer in Vicki's estimation. Why would hypnotism be any less suggestive of a definitive answer than a dream? I guess we can't blame Vicki for not knowing that. Nice turn of events, Blair showing up with a button missing that Jeff, Peter, Jeff, Peter, Jeff, Peter, Jeff has in his pocket, earlier pried from a sleepwalking Vicki's hand. I wonder what happens next? Jeff, Peter, Jeff, Peter, Jeff, Peter, Jeff is the type to confront Nicholas right then and there, but will he?

Vicki sleepwalks in shoes and full makeup. Does this make her a diva? I knew I liked that gurl. Oh, while watching the closing credits I realized that I've been writing HHA instead of HAA. Must subconsciously be thinking of Hubert Humphrey when consciously thinking of Humbert. BTW, the closing credits are perfectly done. They were a little bit off there for a few episodes.

I felt like I was watching a porn movie during the Clark/Haskell scene. Not sure I can swallow Clark's relief at being peter Bradford. But I suppose having some idea is better than no idea.

DarkLady, every time Nicholas uses his hands elaborately to cast a spell (or whatever) I think of you. I liked the scenes between Moltke & HHA. I feel like I have never seen N. Blair before. I am much more interested in him as a character this time around and look forward to appreciating the character and HHA's performance. Love Vicki's attitude toward Blair & his wanting the painting. I always dig a strong Vicki. Plus, it makes sense in the scheme of things.

I also enjoyed the scene with Roger and Blair. I liked Edmonds' dialogue - it was typical Roger Collins. Blair gets all he needs out of Roger's telling of Vicki's plight in the past. Blair tells us how he will bring Ange back. I thought the tree was burned to the ground in 1795 convincing Trask that Vicki was the witch. Blair has a much calmer, confident and steadfast way of using warlockcraft. I like it (today). The soundpeople got it right - Blair's voice echoed when Vicki was hearing it but when we see him his voice is reverbless. Liked the music too - a dreamlike sequence from the DS LP cut Night Of The Pentagram. It was somewhat idiotic that once there Vicki had to reconfirm the tree when the ropes used to bind Ange were still there.

You bet. Thanx for sparking a fun/nostalgic memory! I loved my DS cards.

he should, "Remember someone!"

the He-Man Woman-Hater's Club.

save the world twice!

Vicki revels in the fact that Peter Bradford is back. And Jeff - still annoying. Vicki suggests hypnosis as a means for Jeff to discover his past - via Stokes, not Julia - maybe she is unaware of Julia's gift. I wasn't even aware that Jeff knows of Stokes.

"It can't be true! It's against all logic and reason! People who are two hundred years old are all dead now!" (Uh, yeah, uh huh)

Everything Jeff tells Vicki is pretty realistic under the circumstances. It's nice that someone is 'normal' and just doesn't swallow the spookiness without question. Though I guess it would be fair to question the fact that he is seeing people from the past and still insisting that being a ghost of sorts is stupid. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe he suspects it could be true and is using logic and impracticability to dissuade himself from truly believing Vicki could be right. I wonder if he saw Nathan in Joe or just got an uneasy feeling. Burke was prince charming compared to Jeff.

Scott and Crothers and Moltke look great. Maggie figures out that Stokes has been to the cottage while she was away. I wonder where that's going? I wish Joe slept nude. Jeff's dream is an obvious sign of things to come, I'm guessing as this episode's final take.

Other than Davis, everyone did a fine job (well, Joel as Nathan sucked). Nathan packs quite a pistol. For a split second I thought it curved upward - but it was just my imagination.