The Dark Shadows Alphabet Game

[Angelique Wins]

Opal.  Wasn't that the stone that Nicholas put into that Egyptian cup thingy that was supposed to tell Maggie's future?  (I'm still operating on jet lag here, so memory might not be what it should be.)  Or did I miss that?  Is it on the list already?

Judy

[Midnite]

P is for the pearls given to Buffie by John Yaeger.

[ProfStokes]

"Quantum Leap"--Joseph Gordon Levitt (DS 1991) was in an episode.

ProfStokes

[ProfStokes]

R is for Stephen Mark Rainey, co-author of the DS novel Dreams of the Dark.

ProfStokes

[retzev]

S is for scale model.

A scale model of Collinwood was filmed for the opening and closing credit sequences of the '91 revival series.

Also...

Obsessed by fears that her own death would soon take place, Elizabeth Collins Stoddard received for her approval a scale model of the mausoleum she commissioned a local architect to design and construct.

[JosettesMusicBox]

T is for "Thunder and Lightening" which was abundant on Dark Shadows...

~JosettesMusicBox

[Midnite]

T is for "Thunder and Lightening" which was abundant on Dark Shadows...

I just added thunder and lightning because I assume you're not referring to what occurs in late pregnancy, nor to less color or heaviness on the show. 

[EmeraldRose]

U is for Uloid - (adjective) resembling a scar. Adam had many marks on his face which could be considered uloid in nature.

----- Sally -----

[EmeraldRose]

V is for The Virginian -  a TV show which aired on NBC from 1962-1971. George Mitchell (Matthew Morgan #1) guest-starred in 2 episodes - in 1966 and 1971; Dennis Patrick guest-starred in 1 episode in 1962; Diana Millay guest-starred in 1 episode in 1964.

----- Sally -----

[Midnite]

U is for Uloid - (adjective) resembling a scar. Adam had many marks on his face which could be considered uloid in nature.

Hmm, but the marks on Adam's face were scars.  Was there anything else on DS that could be considered scarlike?

[Lydia]

Hmm, but the marks on Adam's face were scars.  Was there anything else on DS that could be considered scarlike?

The marks on Robert Rodan's face, maybe?

[EmeraldRose]

U is for Uloid - (adjective) resembling a scar. Adam had many marks on his face which could be considered uloid in nature.

Hmm, but the marks on Adam's face were scars.  Was there anything else on DS that could be considered scarlike?

Picky, picky! Gee, I don't know... maybe the bitemarks on people's necks?

----- Sally -----

[Midnite]

Picky, picky! Gee, I don't know... maybe the bitemarks on people's necks?

If you mean because I consider the meaning of a word rather than just the part of the definition that seems useful, then yes, I am picky.    If I put you on the spot I do apologize.

Okay to uloid bitemarks.  Next is W.

LOL, Lydia, but sometimes a scar is just a scar. 

[EmeraldRose]

W is for whooshing sound - the sound that Barnabas made in episode #358, when Carolyn saw him disappear at the Old House, and then Julia saw him appear in her room as a shadowy figure with Dr. Woodard's voice. Very creepy!

-----  Sally -----

[EmeraldRose]

X is for Xenomorphic -  with a form not its own; in an unusual form; having a strange form. When Quentin and Count Petofi switched places, their bodies were xenomorphic, because the wrong minds were in the wrong bodies.

----- Sally -----