Episode #0280

 

All responses should fill in the blank (more than one word may be used):

Little known DS fact #7: Barnabas would often dress in his 18th century finery, pour over the pictures in his favorite book, ____, and fantasize what it might have been like with Josette.

Little known DS fact #7: Barnabas would often dress in his 18th century finery, pour over the pictures in his favorite book, The Kama Sutra, and fantasize what it might have been like with Josette.

Little known DS fact #7: Barnabas would often dress in his 18th century finery, pour over the pictures in his favorite book, The Playful Bunnies, and fantasize what it might have been like with Josette.

Little known DS fact #7: Barnabas would often dress in his 18th century finery, pour over the pictures in his favorite book,"Betty Crocker's 100 uses for Maple Syrup"  and fantasize what it might have been like with Josette.

Kathie Lee Gifford's winsomely-captivating book, "I Can't Believe I Said That!"  :-

Just a note, I think this scene is one of the most poignant scenes for Barnabas, looking at his family and missing them etc...It must have been so sad for him.  

Barnabas would often dress in his 18th century finery, pore over the pictures in his favorite book, The Little Engine That Could, and fantasize what it might have been like with Josette.

HOP ON POP

"Fanny Hill"

The Story of O

The Little Vampire That Could

   I can't decide which one of those is funnier, Uncle Roger!! But they have me

 

Thank you, MB!