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Re: 1968
« Reply #15 on: April 28, 2002, 10:38:52 PM »
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MM, who is just waiting for Willie to get out of Windcliff.  8)



It is obvious you are a Willie Loomis/John Karlen fan. Do you also like figure skating(refering to the pix)? I  do some free lance writing for a skating publication.
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Re: 1968
« Reply #16 on: April 28, 2002, 11:12:52 PM »
Vam, in response to your question about my avatar  --
no, I am not a big fan of ice skating.  I looked through
the avatars provided by this board and liked that one the best--just thought it was cute. :)


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Re: 1968
« Reply #17 on: April 29, 2002, 12:10:12 AM »
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Daphne wrote:

I never got 2 c the show when it first ran......I wasn't born yet. I'm only 15 now. But I'm LOVING DS anyway! It's so kewl 2 c everything 4 the first time.....altho it's like *everywhere* I look, all these spoilers pop up and I'm like "WELL.....ruined that 4 myself!" But some of it's still a surprise! I love the 60s & 70s tho....I wish I'd lived then! I'm like Vicki.....stuck in the past.....


Hi Daphne! WOW! You're still a "young um!" Hey, I think that's great that you enjoy the show so much! My youngest daughter is 16 and hasn't shown even a slight interest in it. Same goes for my older one as well!  It must be nice watching it for the first time! Sorry though, that you had to read a few spoilers. Most of us will put a "spoiler warning" on our messages, this way when you see that, you can just avoid reading that message. And don't fret about living in the past, believe me, the 60 & 70's weren't all that great. We use to say we wanted to live in the 50's. I guess no one is happy. Just live your life for today and be happy!  :)
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Re: 1968
« Reply #18 on: April 29, 2002, 05:05:07 AM »
At the last couple of Dark Shadows Festivals, I noticed there are a growing number of teenage fans. That's too bad Carol that your daughters don't enjoy Dark Shadows like you do. My daughter is going on 6 years old and she has been watching Dark Shadows since she was 2. Just today she said to me, "Mommy I want to watch Dark Shadows!" We put on the MPI tape, continuing where the Sci Fi Channel left off on Friday. I watched Dark Shadows with my Mom when I was her age and younger. It is neat having 3 generations of fans in the family. My Mom is coming next weekend for a visit, to be here for my birthday, and Mother's Day. During her visits, it's always fun when we watch Dark Shadows together. My daughter is right there with us watching just as I did at her age. My Mom has always been a Barnabas Collins fan. You all know who I love. My daughter likes the werewolf, lol!, also the child actors. She has her own little Dark Shadows collection of pictures from the show, and the Barnabas Collins board game from 1969. She makes grandma play it with her when she comes over. They put the skeletons together and take them in her closet and watch them glow in the dark. I'm lucky to have a Dark Shadows enthusiast like I was. She hopes to attend a Dark Shadows Festival someday. She's still a little too young. I stay in a chair in the Main Room for 5 hours at a time. If you leave your seat, forget it it's gone! Most of the time, the room is full, people are sittting on the floor in the front,  the walls are all lined with people, and there's a line of people at the microphone.  Daphne, having grown up with Dark Shadows, I can't imagine what it's like just getting into it now all these years later. My heart throb Craig Slocum died when I was 14 years old. At least I was on the earth while he was alive. The thought of not even being born, now that's scary, lol! I wonder who my daughter will fall for. You just might see her around someday, the up and coming!
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Re: 1968
« Reply #19 on: April 29, 2002, 04:07:21 PM »
Maria we just met a fan named Maaaaaria! Oh, sorry a little early for musical theater.  Welcome Maria and count me (another 7th grader circa 1968 [peace]) among the avid Willie watchers.  One of my favs (note old 16Mag lingo) of all the characters on DS (Willie 2 only of course) and Karlen was certainly one of the best actors on the show.  Sure do miss him when he's gone!  :'(
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Re: 1968
« Reply #20 on: April 29, 2002, 07:17:52 PM »
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At the last couple of Dark Shadows Festivals, I noticed there are a growing number of teenage fans. That's too bad Carol that your daughters don't enjoy Dark Shadows like you do. My daughter is going on 6 years old and she has been watching Dark Shadows since she was 2. Just today she said to me, "Mommy I want to watch Dark Shadows!" We put on the MPI tape, continuing where the Sci Fi Channel left off on Friday. I watched Dark Shadows with my Mom when I was her age and younger. It is neat having 3 generations of fans in the family. My Mom is coming next weekend for a visit, to be here for my birthday, and Mother's Day. During her visits, it's always fun when we watch Dark Shadows together. My daughter is right there with us watching just as I did at her age. My Mom has always been a Barnabas Collins fan. You all know who I love. My daughter likes the werewolf, lol!, also the child actors. She has her own little Dark Shadows collection of pictures from the show, and the Barnabas Collins board game from 1969. She makes grandma play it with her when she comes over. They put the skeletons together and take them in her closet and watch them glow in the dark. I'm lucky to have a Dark Shadows enthusiast like I was. She hopes to attend a Dark Shadows Festival someday. She's still a little too young. I stay in a chair in the Main Room for 5 hours at a time. If you leave your seat, forget it it's gone! Most of the time, the room is full, people are sittting on the floor in the front,  the walls are all lined with people, and there's a line of people at the microphone.  Daphne, having grown up with Dark Shadows, I can't imagine what it's like just getting into it now all these years later. My heart throb Craig Slocum died when I was 14 years old. At least I was on the earth while he was alive. The thought of not even being born, now that's scary, lol! I wonder who my daughter will fall for. You just might see her around someday, the up and coming!



That's great your whole famliy watches it my mother swa me watching it  and acted like i was crazy and
my daughter hates it!

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Re: 1968
« Reply #21 on: April 29, 2002, 07:49:49 PM »
Dear Fellow Dark Shadows Fans and, especially, MM,

Dark Shadows, circa 1968, the golden year of the greatest show ever!



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We can all look forward to the coming of Cassandra, the dark-haired witch ("The devil has blackened your hair!"), the suave and oleaginous Nicholas Blair, the mighty (and horny) Adam, the cold and beautiful Eve, the learned and insightful T. Elliot Stokes, the ferret-like Harry Johnson, the rapacious vampire, Tom Jennings, the return of the wily handyman, Willie Loomis and so many others yet to come!

Bob the Bartender, child of the Sixties, middle-aged man of the new millennium.

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Re: 1968
« Reply #22 on: April 29, 2002, 10:31:49 PM »
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At the last couple of Dark Shadows Festivals, I noticed there are a growing number of teenage fans. That's too bad Carol that your daughters don't enjoy Dark Shadows like you do. My daughter is going on 6 years old and she has been watching Dark Shadows since she was 2. Just today she said to me, "Mommy I want to watch Dark Shadows!" We put on the MPI tape, continuing where the Sci Fi Channel left off on Friday. I watched Dark Shadows with my Mom when I was her age and younger. It is neat having 3 generations of fans in the family. My Mom is coming next weekend for a visit, to be here for my birthday, and Mother's Day. During her visits, it's always fun when we watch Dark Shadows together. My daughter is right there with us watching just as I did at her age. My Mom has always been a Barnabas Collins fan. You all know who I love. My daughter likes the werewolf, lol!, also the child actors. She has her own little Dark Shadows collection of pictures from the show, and the Barnabas Collins board game from 1969. She makes grandma play it with her when she comes over. They put the skeletons together and take them in her closet and watch them glow in the dark. I'm lucky to have a Dark Shadows enthusiast like I was. She hopes to attend a Dark Shadows Festival someday. She's still a little too young. I stay in a chair in the Main Room for 5 hours at a time. If you leave your seat, forget it it's gone! Most of the time, the room is full, people are sittting on the floor in the front,  the walls are all lined with people, and there's a line of people at the microphone.  Daphne, having grown up with Dark Shadows, I can't imagine what it's like just getting into it now all these years later. My heart throb Craig Slocum died when I was 14 years old. At least I was on the earth while he was alive. The thought of not even being born, now that's scary, lol! I wonder who my daughter will fall for. You just might see her around someday, the up and coming!


Hi Cheryl, That's great your little daughter watches the show along with you! Funny thing is, my 16 stayed home from school today because she wasn't feeling well, and ACTUALLY sat down and watched the show with me!! She kind of liked it, although, I doubt she'll become a big fan. ::) Anyway, My parents do enjoy the show (both are 80) and I tape it for them. Since they live right downstairs from me, I usually watch it along with them. They both love it!!  :)
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Re: 1968
« Reply #23 on: April 30, 2002, 03:34:18 AM »
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Hi Daphne! WOW! You're still a "young um!" Hey, I think that's great that you enjoy the show so much! My youngest daughter is 16 and hasn't shown even a slight interest in it. Same goes for my older one as well!  It must be nice watching it for the first time! Sorry though, that you had to read a few spoilers. Most of us will put a "spoiler warning" on our messages, this way when you see that, you can just avoid reading that message. And don't fret about living in the past, believe me, the 60 & 70's weren't all that great. We use to say we wanted to live in the 50's. I guess no one is happy. Just live your life for today and be happy!    


LOL I'm obsessed with almost everything from the 60s and 70s. My friends, parents, relatives, etc..all think I'm insane *shrugs* LOL I don't mind. I try and avoid the spoilers, but the temptation is just toooo much somtimes! I read that Naomi committed suicide like....3 days b4 it happened in this book I have [KLS's Memory Book]. I was soooooo mad!!!  >:( LOL I've gotten some of my friends 2 watch it w me, but mostly they just watch ME watching it, and I'm, of course, bouncing up and down on my bed, screaming at the top of my lungs...."CAROLYN!!!!!! OOOOOOOO!!!! AHHHHHH BARNABUS NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAHHHHHHH NOOOOOOO EVIL!!!!!!! JULIA!!! AHHH!!!!!! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE CAROLYN AND TONY! Eeeeeeeeeeeeee..." LMAO But I made my friend watch NODS and she got sooooo scared @ the end, she started screaming!!! It was sooooo so so funny!!! And I was just like, "OOOO EVIL ANGELIQUE! GRRRRR TAKING QUENTIN AWAY FROM DAPHNE! GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR..." LOL

that's really kewl, tho, that so many teenagers are in2 it. I like it because it has such a ..... diverse ... story line, lol. LOL, it's also impossible 2 explain 2 someone w/o rambling for like 10 minutes. LOL Not that I need any help in the rambling department, which I'm doing now.....

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