Julia's Little Red Notebook

Originally posted by arashi on the Dark Shadows: General Discussion Forum on February 15, 2002 at 08:01:20:

I think it's hysterical that Julia's all revealing little red notebook is a five-and-dime plastic diary. Cut that little strip of red material holding the book closed with scissors and you're in!

Holy crap! Maggie and Joe! Somethings getting ready to reach out and touch them. Menaced by AT&T.

I am really liking Tony Peterson. Jerry Lacy made an excellent villan, but he made a good lawyer too (ummmmm....) good guy anyway.

In the words of Crow T. Robot : Tempo! Tempo! You could drive a Mack truck through your cues!!

Poor Grayson having to stand there waiting for the prop guys to get ready to pull the rat.

And wait, on the bloopers tape they have today's first episode opening with a different shot of Collinwood. (In the sunshine (I imagine that's why it's on the bloopers tape)) Did SciFi change this or did MPI for television broadcast?

The caretaker of the cemetery reminds me of every old man on Scooby Doo.

Sarah is the original Welch's Grape Juice kid. (Maybe that's Monday's episode)

~Arashi

Originally posted by Ben on February 16, 2002 at 05:42:24:

Arashi's

I think it's hysterical that Julia's all revealing little red notebook is a five-and-dime plastic diary. Cut that little strip of red material holding the book closed with scissors and you're in!

It IS hysterical! On the other hand, I was just wondering ... had Fox picked up a new primetime DS and DC began recycling this storyline, I don't think I could keep a straight face watching Julia warn Barnabas, "All my notes are on a diskette ... "

Ben

Originally posted by Luciaphil on February 16, 2002 at 07:08:38:
In Reply to: Re: Julia's Little Red Notebook posted by Ben on February 16, 2002 at 05:42:24:

Arashi's

I think it's hysterical that Julia's all revealing little red notebook is a five-and-dime plastic diary. Cut that little strip of red material holding the book closed with scissors and you're in!

You gotta wonder what the notes consist of--the first time I ever heard about "the notebook", I was envisioning something rather large and bulky containing entries like, "Patient's leukocyte count leads me to wonder if the pharmokinetics of this . . ."
All written in stereotypical scrawl of the physician (and it's true, they do write illegibly).

So she's got the cheap plastic version of a teenager's precious diary, with everything but "MY DIARY" proudly emblazoned on the cover, and now I'm thinking it's got entries like, "Oh my God, he looked at me today and I just melted. I wonder if he knows!!! Maybe I'll drive by his house later on," written in a girlish script with little hearts in lieu of dotted i's.

Ben's

It IS hysterical! On the other hand, I was just wondering ... had Fox picked up a new primetime DS and DC began recycling this storyline, I don't think I could keep a straight face watching Julia warn Barnabas, "All my notes are on a diskette ... "

ROFL! I can see it now, "And I've backed it up on the hard drive, too." So then we could have Carolyn driving to technical consultant Tony Peterson's office begging him to let her have the PC.

Luciaphil

Originally posted by RingoCollins on February 16, 2002 at 10:17:57:
In Reply to: Re: Julia's Little Red Notebook posted by Luciaphil on February 16, 2002 at 07:08:38:

entries like, "Oh my God, he looked at me today and I just melted. I wonder if he knows!!! Maybe I'll drive by his house later on," written in a girlish script with little hearts in lieu of dotted i's.

BRAVO!! I wish I had thought of that one!

the whole computer back up thingy could lead to a special 'cloning' storyline!

Ringo

[have you tried gargling?]

Originally posted by Birdie on February 16, 2002 at 10:30:01:
In Reply to: Re: Julia's Little Red Notebook posted by Luciaphil on February 16, 2002 at 07:08:38:

I was thinking the same thing about the diary. I kept seeing Mrs. Barnabas Collins, Mrs. Julia Collins, Mrs. Julia Hoffman-Collins, Barnabas and Julia Collins, etc,etc, etc, written in the margins. And the ever present question " Does he like me?"

Birdie---I will never tell if I ever had one of those diaries.

Originally posted by Birdie on February 16, 2002 at 10:31:02:
In Reply to: Re: Julia's Little Red Notebook posted by Birdie on February 16, 2002 at 10:30:01:

Birdie---I will never tell if I ever had one of those diaries.

I might just have a key that will fit the lock

Originally posted by Julia99 on February 16, 2002 at 17:17:47:
In Reply to: Re: Julia's Little Red Notebook posted by Birdie on February 16, 2002 at 10:31:02:

I was thinking the same thing about the diary. I kept seeing Mrs. Barnabas Collins, Mrs. Julia Collins, Mrs. Julia Hoffman-Collins, Barnabas and Julia Collins, etc,etc, etc, written in the margins. And the ever present question " Does he like me?"

You guys are hysterical. . no wonder she DOESN'T want anyone to get that book!

J99