The Dark Shadows Alphabet Game

C is for Colin Hamilton, who played Inspector Hamilton.

D is for The Dating Game - a game show which originally aired on ABC daytime TV from December 1965 to July 1973. Joan Bennett (Elizabeth, et al) was a contestant on that show! She was the one who asked questions and picked one of the three bachelors.

----- Sally -----
 

D is for The Dating Game - a game show which originally aired on ABC daytime TV from December 1965 to July 1973. Joan Bennett (Elizabeth, et al) was a contestant on that show! She was the one who asked questions and picked one of the three bachelors.

I saw that in 2005 at the Hollywood Fest, and he TOTALLY reminded me of Ed Grimley!!!
Adamsgirl and I were HYSTERICAL!!!!

Oh look!  We're at E!

E is for ED GRIMLEY (see above for connection to Dark Shadows!  lol!)

Judy

F is for Father, of which we never saw any really good examples of on the show!

G is for groovy.  "It is TOO a word, Uncle Eliot!"  

H is for Hart to Hart - a TV series which aired on ABC from 1979-1984. Keene Curtis (voice of Judah Zachary) guest-starred in two episodes, in 1981 and 1982.

----- Sally -----

I is for Insane Asylum where Trask sent Judith in 1897 for "a rest". It's also where Joanna Mills ended up in 1839!

 

J is for job.  Carolyn got a J.O.B. at the antique shop.

K is for Kojak - a TV show which aired on CBS from 1973-1978. 6 people guest-starred in 2 episodes of Kojak -- John Karlen (Willie Loomis, et al) in 1973 and 1978; Lara Parker (Angelique, et al) in 1973 and 1976; Michael McGuire (Judah Zachary) in 1973 and 1976; Thayer David (Prof. Stokes, et al) in 1975; Susan Sullivan (Ghost) in 1976 and 1977; Virginia Vestoff (Samantha Collins) in 1977. 2 people guest-starred in 1 episode of Kojak -- Dennis Patrick (Jason McGuire, Paul Stoddard) in 1974; David Selby (Quentin) in 1976. WOW!!!

----- Sally -----

2 people guest-starred in 1 episode of Kojak -- Dennis Patrick (Jason McGuire, Paul Stoddard) in 1974; David Selby (Quentin) in 1976.

I watched it not too long ago!  Also Paul Michael, Abe Vigoda, Emory Bass, Norman Parker, Gail Strickland, John Beal... Grayson Hall's appearance is one of my favorites.  Blair Brown and Michael Cavanaugh, too.  Ken McMillan did 3 eps, btw.  Anyhoo...

L is for lugubrious, for DS' lugubrious quality.  Love love love PennyDreadful's pronunciation of the word in her Shilling Shocker that's devoted to DS. 

M is for  Mannix - a TV show which originally aired on CBS from 1967-1975. Dennis Patrick guest-starred in 2 episodes in 1974 and 1975; John Karlen guest-starred in 1 episode in 1975.

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N = "Nan's Ghost,"    an episode of "Murder, She Wrote" featuring John Karlen.

ProfStokes

O is for Oscar (as in Academy Award) - Grayson Hall (Julia, et al) was nominated for an Oscar in 1965 for The Night of the Iguana, which was released in 1964.

I hope I can use Oscar again. I know it was used before, but it was a person's name.  This time, it's referring to an award name.

----- Sally -----

P is for Perry Mason  - a TV show which originally aired on CBS from 1957-1966. Dennis Patrick guest-starred in 4 episodes - in 1959, 1960, 1962 and 1966; Diana Millay guest-starred in 3 episodes - in 1961 and 1963; George Mitchell guest-starred in 2 episodes - in 1960 and 1963.

Also, John Karlen played Jake Morrison in the 1991 TV movie -  Perry Mason: The Case of the Glass Coffin.   

----- Sally -----

Q is for Quetzalcoatl the mythical Aztec weather God that appears in Marilyn Ross' Barnabas, Quentin & the Serpent.

(Or so I read from the description but am not 100% sure as I haven't read it yet).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quetzalcoatl