The Dark Shadows Alphabet Game

Y is for The Young and the Restless - Jerry Lacy (Trask; Tony Peterson) played a character named Jonas on "The Young and the Restless" from 1979-1981.

I hope this is acceptable.  I know that young has been used several times before with other words/names.  However, this is the first time it's being used as part of the title of a soap opera.

----- Sally -----

However, this is the first time it's being used as part of the title of a soap opera.

Nope...

Y is for Never Too Young, the show DS replaced on ABC.

Next is Z. 

Oops!  Sorry about that, Midnite!      I stand corrected.  I'm happy Y&R got accepted anyway!  Hooray!

Z is for Zorro - Anthony George (Burke Devlin #2; Jeremiah Collins) guest-starred in two episodes of Zorro in 1958.  I was just a toddler then!

I've been waiting to use this since the last round.  I finally got to use it!

---- Sally -----

A is for Aerial , the fall from the top of Collinwood by morgan,  Bats did aerial flight. There would have been TV aerials on top of Collinwood.

B is for Black Pearl - the real restaurant filmed for The Blue Whale.

~JosettesMusicBox

C is for the chimes of the grandfather clock.

D is for the doll Sarah carries.

E is for Eat - We saw David eat a sandwich several times on DS.

----- Sally ----

F is for Fleet - The Collins family business had a fleet of fishing boats

~JosettesMusicBox

G for Grotesque Green slime from the Levathan shows. At least I think is was green.

H is for Inspector Hamilton.

I is for Inebriation, a common state among the Collinses.

J is for Jamison Collins - Played by David Henesy in the 1897 storyline.

~JosettesMusicBox

K is for Karen Lynn who played Wanda Paisley.

L is for Little Big Man (1970) - Thayer David (Professor Stokes, Count Petofi, etc.) played Rev. Silas Pendrake in Little Big Man.

----- Sally -----