The Dark Shadows Alphabet Game

N is for Necromancy

O is for Opulent - deluxe: rich and superior in quality - which is how the Collins family lived.

~JosettesMusicBox

 P is for Peruse - to read; examine carefully.  Julia did a lot of that - most notably, when she was studying Dr. Lang's notes for the experiment that brought Adam to life. 

---- Sally -----

Q is for the QWERTY keyboard found on the typewriters used by the DS writers to type up their scripts.

R is for Reverend Bland - as played by Paul Kirk Giles ...

~JosettesMusicBox

S is for simple, the plots were never this. you couldn't miss a show or you were lost.  Also the language this system is on.

T is for Telephone Booth - which was in the hotel lobby, just outside of the coffee shop.

~JosettesMusicBox

The word "Uncle" was specifically highlighted in the "Cousin, Uncle Jeremiah" entry, so it has already been used as a U word. We need another U word because we can't really treat Uncle, Uncle Roger, Uncle Quentin, Uncle Carl, etc as separate entries for Uncle. 

OK, then...  I've got another one for you! 

U is for Umbrage - Resentment; anger.  Barnabas certainly showed his umbrage when he first came on the show!

----- Sally -----

W is for Wacky or Whacky - Crazy; silly.  Carl Collins could be considered wacky.  

----- Sally -----

V   is for vicar, there were a few.

Roman numeral X has been given.

X is for

Xenobiotic:  a chemical compound (as a drug, pesticide, or carcinogen) that is foreign to a living organism.

Julia's anti-vampirism serum could be classified as a xenobiotic.

Y is for Yap - to talk inanely (silly; pointless).  Other people often considered Carl Collins to be yapping.

----- Sally -----

Z is for zapatos, the shoes Julia (HOO-li-a) wore on "Sombras Tenebrosas".

ProfStokes

Z is for zapatos, the shoes Julia (HOO-li-a) wore on "Sombras Tenebrosas".

Nice try. Excellent try, actually.    And I hate to be a stickler, BUT the game shouldn't really contain foreign language words simply because DS was dubbed into those languages (where would that end?!  ). There should really be a specific line of dialogue that contained that word so that it could have been translated/dubbed - and even that would be pushing things. 

I can't recall any instances in which Julia mentions her shoes, but I may just be forgetting - so IF someone CAN cite a scene in which Julia's dialogue specifically mentions her shoes, we'll accept zapatos. Or even if they can cite a scene in which ANY character mentions their shoes, we'll accept the word - though with one very important caveat: the scene has to have been a part of the syndicated episodes (Ep #210 - Ep #1007). (I can think of a scene from Ep #1070 in which Carrie mentions Gabriel's shoes, but, unfortunately, that episode was never shown in syndication in any country.  ) And this will be the one and only time we'll accept a foreign language word unless, as I pointed out when French words came up, the word was specifically used on the show. For example, any French word that appeared in a line of Natalie's, Josette's or Angelique's dialogue.

If no one can come up with a specific show reference, then we're going to need a new Z word, so please do not post an A word and beyond until after Z has been approved...