Hello again everyone! I think the last time I stepped foot in here was maybe back in 2005? XDDD

Well, I'm back. Hello to all who remember me and any new faces who've popped in since I've been gone (and I'm sure there've been plenty).

I've looked through here, and I haven't really found a listing of bloopers from the show. I know there was one thread back in Current Talk '02 I where people listed their favorite bloopers, but maybe I'm just being too overzealous in finding a listing of them all. I mean, I'm sure there were a lot!

I was trying to really focus in on all the dialogue in the DVD's that I have right now (just collection 21, I'm afraid ), and besides getting really into a little "soliloquy" by Buffie in episode 1022, I found a funny cute little blooper in episode 1023.

[spoiler]Angelique (as Alexis) and Maggie are discussing Quentin's mood, and Angelique is really laying it on hard about how much more Quentin seemed to love Angelique over Maggie. When Maggie had enough, she said, "Thank you Angelique, that's all I wanted to know." and the scene is continued as if she had said Alexis.[/spoiler]

MB or Midnite feel free to combine this with that other thread I mentioned. I wasn't sure if this warranted making a new thread or not.

It was the first episode I ever saw, and what a doozy to see, eh? No wonder why I was instantly hooked! All the actors were right at the top of their game in this. I especially adored Joan Bennett's performance in this particular episode.

So, I've always wondered this, since I've NEVER gotten the pleasure of seeing anything past Gerard haunting Collinwood in 1970. So, since this thread will most likely be spoiler-ridden, I'll just put a spoiler tag in now, and write "Spoiler Alert" below that.

[spoiler]So I know that Roxanne is destroyed in 1840...Is the Roxanne in 1970 the Roxanne from 1840, or is this another vampire Roxanne? If it is the same one, what do you think happened? Did she just disappear from time loop? If she just disappears from the time loop, then what happened to Sebastian? Did she cause him to come to Collinsport in the first place? If she did, does that mean that Sebastian never came to Collinsport to fulfill the prophecy?[/spoiler]

Oi vey, the ordeals that time travel puts the mind through...

Oh, and from now, on...spoiler alert? XD

Hello, cousins!

I thought I'd put a twist on the old Favorite Character thread.

So how about you name which actors/actresses, in your opinion, had the best acting talent (you don't need to put them in order, just the top five), and then name your favorite characterization that each particular actor/actress performed with a reason why.

I'll go first, of course:

1. Humbert Allen Astredo as Nicholas Blair: Personally, Nicholas Blair is one of the best characters on the show. He first appears so suave and debonair, but you can quickly tell that his dark side is far too sinister to keep that facade up for long (how he keeps it up as long as he does I'll never know XD).

2. Louis Edmonds as Joshua Collins: I love LE in this role since he performs it so admirably especially when the majority of his other roles (Roger (RT and PT), Edward, Brutus, etc) are so cold-hearted and evil (in the role of Brutus, of course). Just...pure genius as this role.

3. Jerry Lacy as Gregory Trask: JL does a great job portraying inherent evil with the facade of goodness. By facade, I don't mean his outward personality, since that is just as poisonous as he is on the inside. Just the fact that he portrays himself as a "Man of God," yet by doing so many malicious acts....It's awesome, pure and simple.

4. Lara Parker as Angelique Bouchard/DuVal/Dubois/Miranda DuVal: I cannot make this list without paying homage to LP's classic "looks." The feelings she emotes when she contorts her face...Well, I mainly LOVE the smirk of gumption and superiority she usually has set on, but she does a good job portraying fear at the same time (especially in 1968).

5. Marie Wallace as Jenny Collins: You know...MW did an excellent job portraying "insane" with just about every single one of her roles, but this one by far takes the cake. Crazy was brought to a new level with Jenny. I don't think I really need to explain any more if you've seen Jenny in action. XD

So how about the rest of you?

Hello all. I was surfing the movies on TCM today, and I discovered Rebecca, which some of you may know was the inspiration for the Angelique storyline in 1970PT. It starts at 2:30 PM CST. Sorry for the late notice.

Made in 1940; Starring Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, Judith Anderson, George Sanders, Nigel Bruce, and Reginald Danny; Directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

I was wondering from all of you...what supernatural stories have you read that you'd like to have seen turned into storylines on DS? Maybe not even supernatural, but possibly stories like..."The Awakening," "The Time Machine," or "The Scarlet Letter?" What do you all wish for?

It could possibly even be a storyline you made up in your head! Heh.

In the bottom row, next to Thayer David, I can't make out who the woman is. Is that MW playing Jenny or DM playing Laura? Sorry if that sounds stupid. XD