I would love to have seen Willie have a serious relatonship with someone-and ultimately stand up to Barnabas over her,so that eventually he was no longer just B's servant, but his true friend.(And maybe eventually have a child--can't you just see Willie as a Dad?!)
I would like to see Vicky and Barnabas have a lengthy relationship. Or at least a serious one. I truly believe that Barnabas loved her, and not necessarily as the next Josette.
I feel that Willie would never be able to put his wife/girlfriend first, Barnabas would always come first. She would get fed up with this eventually and walk as Roxanne did when he came back to help Barnabas during the Leviathan storyline.
I would have liked to have seen Barnabas make his way back to 1794 or 1793, correct or battle the wrongs that were done with Angelique, and then marry Josette and stay in his own time where he belongs
I think Barnabas would too, he wouldn't make all the mistakes Joshua did, he would have been a loving father.
Quote from: stefan on January 20, 2007, 02:19:03 PMI would have liked to have seen Barnabas make his way back to 1794 or 1793, correct or battle the wrongs that were done with Angelique, and then marry Josette and stay in his own time where he belongsI have considered this also. Once Barnabas learned that time travel was possible and he had done it a few times, I think it would occur to him that he might go back to the year before when he went to Martinique and first met Angelique, he'd give her a wide berth! Then he could have had the happy life with Josette [spoiler]that he had in Will Loomis' first book about Barnabas Collins in which he marries Josette and lives until 1830.[/spoiler] Though it seems this story would be boring by comparison to what actually happened, it would have been happy and the 1795 Barnabas deserves that. He did not deserve all the wicked things that happened to him courtesy of Angelique.Of course whenever I mention something like this someone will always say, oh but then we wouldn't have had a show! True.
I would have liked to have seen Ned Stuart and Madame Findlay (sp?) become involved in a May/December relationship, a la Dustin Hoffman and the late, great Anne Bancroft in "The Graduate."
Quote from: Bob_the_Bartender on January 20, 2007, 03:15:05 PMI would have liked to have seen Ned Stuart and Madame Findlay (sp?) become involved in a May/December relationship, a la Dustin Hoffman and the late, great Anne Bancroft in "The Graduate."